Ubisoft preview trailer shows 4 (BR/DVD?) case covers at the end:

Blue: ANNO1602 History Edition

Green: ANNO1503 History Edition

Violet: ANNO1701 History Edition

Red: ANNO1404 History Edition

Monthly funding of Star Citizen is insane this year!

Jan - May already more than double of last year: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tMAP0fg-AKScI3S3VjrDW3OaLO4zgBA1RSYoQOQoNSI/edit#gid=1694467207

Imagine them announcing additional PS5 and XSX versions!

Thats like begging people for $270 million USD, so you can make a game?
This better be the best game in the entire world when it releases, or people will be angry and feel cheated.

There's been some misunderstanding. You quoted me when I talked about the games being at GOG or not and I thought your answer was in that direction, not that the games could be bought individually.

So, it still remains to be seen if any of those remasters will make it to GOG or not.

People being stuck at home has been great for Star Citizen. And with all that funding, they'll finally be able to finish the games... .

People has been playing the Beta for years now and still throw money at it. They now what they're getting and then don't care.

Intel's new dGPU, the DG1 appears in 3DMark. Better than their iGPU but worse than pretty much every entry level dGPU:

https://wccftech.com/intel-graphics-card-xe-dg1-gpu-3dmark-benchmarks-leak/

AMD discounts their 64 core threadripper CPU by $500 cause they aren't arseholes:

https://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-Ryzen-Threadripper-3990X-sees-lowest-ever-pricing-Comet-Lake-effect-on-the-64-core-128-thread-HEDT-part.467089.0.html

The new Windows feature update to 2004 has some issues with some users:

https://wccftech.com/and-it-begins-all-the-windows-10-version-2004-known-issues-list/

And Gamer's Nexus makes an interesting video as to why not to get the i5 10400 even if you are willing to spend $300 on RAM for a $180 CPU. It does showcase the limitations Intel puts on their non Z series motherboards when paired with non K series CPUs as they get memory bandwidth starved. The i5 10600k seems to be the killer gaming cpu to get until AMD has an answer though.

i think that team is having the time of their life while making that game

haklfway becoming the most expensive game ever made

The phenomenon surrounding this project has always astonished me. From how much money they've managed to secure to how can backers be happy with the development of it. It's been almost 8 years since they announced it, they're nowhere near finishing it nor the single player spinoff, that gets constantly delayed, and yet the only big complain that I remember from this game was with one of the latest in-game purchases, some crazy expensive ship that left some people angry.

Hell, even that motorbike that did nothing but be a piece of decoration and costed hundreds of dollars went without a problem.

Yuri: It's nice that the top Threadripper part lowers its price, but it's still only for those who need it. And, to be honest, the prices of all the Zen2 CPUs have falling since launch, so it makes sense that the TR parts do the same.

That Intel's first GPU isn't up to the task is not surprising, even if that part can be the smallest one. My biggest concern, tho, is how they'll handle drivers.

As a person who loves laptops, one of the things that's been annoying me is the lack of 1440p monitor options. There are some that are coming out now but it's crazy how most of the time, the choice is either 1080p or 4k... This is specially infuriating when you have OLED laptops that only come in 4K display options and not 1080p or 1440p. Like come on, I use Hyper V when it comes to my hentai manga collection since it's easy to move when I get a new PC/laptop and because of the shitty way remote desktop works with Hyper V, you get the 4k native resolution which is hard to see and use on a laptop. And obviously the fact that you can't run most games naively on at 4k anyway on laptop gpus.

i do everything on my phone for the rest => shove atleast 32" up my ass please