Microsoft releases new Windows 10 preview for PCs with ‘structural improvements’ to OneCore
Microsoft today released a new Windows 10 preview for PCs, the first build of 2016. The main focus of this build is structural improvements...
Even Duke Nukem won’t work with the Republican Party
Corrected: Voice actor John St. John was not implying that Donald Trump’s campaign was specifically trying to hire him. We apologize for stating that...
Racing legend Michael Andretti gets behind electric vehicle Formula E races
The Andretti family has been racing for generations. So it’s a big deal that Michael Andretti, a retired auto racing legend and son of the...
The 10 best RPGs of 2015: The Witcher 3, Xenoblade Chronicles X, Pillars of Eternity, and more
In 2015, role-playing games spread out in all directions. They went bigger and smaller. Some looked to the past for inspiration while others aimed to push...
Nvidia blames Apple for bug that exposes porn browsing in Chrome’s incognito mode
If you use Google Chrome’s incognito mode to hide what you browse (ahem, porn), this might pique your interest. University of Toronto engineering student...
Mewtwo and 2 other Pokémon join Pokkén Tournament’s Wii U roster
Pokkén Tournament just caught a few new Pokémon. A new issue of Japanese magazine CoroCoro Comic (via Gematsu) revealed three new fighters for the...
Envelop VR adds Google Ventures to $5.5 million round for enterprise virtual reality
Envelop VR, which is creating virtual reality software for enterprises, has closed its Series A round of $5.5 million. The newest investor in this...
Activision Blizzard names ‘Pulp Fiction’ producer Stacey Sher to co-lead film studio
Activision Blizzard is intent on elbowing its way into the movie business. Today, the company is announcing that it has hired Stacey Sher, a...
Rockstar North boss leaves after 15 years at the Grand Theft Auto studio
Leslie Benzies has left Rockstar North after 15 years of service. Benzies was president of the Scotland-based studio responsible for some of gaming’s biggest...
Southeast Asian kids are 20% more active on mobile than U.S. kids
U.K.-based startup SuperAwesome found in a survey that children ages six to 14 in Southeast Asia are 20 percent more active in mobile usage...