Budget gamer laptop: HP’s new $500 Pavilion + 6th gen Core i5
Budget conscious gamers can scoop up this HP Pavilion 15t laptop for only $505. Non-gamers can save even more at $415. Best part is latest Intel 6th gen Skylake CPU.
The DeanBeat: As consoles age, PC gaming’s resurgence becomes more obvious
As the global game industry makes its way toward $100 billion in sales, the growth is happening on all fronts. Mobile either has or...
Scan your own 3D characters into Minecraft with Intel RealSense camera
Minecraft fans are a passionate lot, so you have to figure they’ll go crazy about scanning their own characters into the voxel-graphics game. Mark...
Choice Provisions shows off Laserlife music rhythm game played with gestures on Intel RealSense camera
Laserlife is a new music rhythm game that you’ll be able to play soon with gesture controls thanks to the Intel RealSense camera. Game...
Intel shows how we should celebrate gaming, not fear it
SAN FRANCISCO — The world’s biggest chip maker has a vested interest in helping gaming succeed, as the pastime pushes the envelope for computing technology...
Star Citizen maker says Intel’s Optane memory will be ‘revolutionary’ for gaming — and kill loading screens
SAN FRANCISCO — Intel’s next memory chips just might make the open worlds of video games even larger, and the maker of one intergalactic...
Hands-on: Intel’s RealSense cameras can easily plug your image into a Twitch livestream
Game livestreamers are going to love this. With the Intel RealSense camera for the PC, it’s going to be really easily to automatically capture video of your face and insert it into a Twitch livestream of a game in real-time.
Intel to integrate its RealSense camera into gaming systems
SAN FRANCISCO — Intel chief executive Brian Krzanich showed onstage how his company’s RealSense camera, which can sense and digitize the environment it sees,...
Intel claims its new memory tech will usher in 8K gaming
The new 3D XPoint memory could replace the aging NAND standard.
IGDA’s Kate Edwards confronts Gamergate and diversity in gaming head-on
Kate Edwards doesn't pull any punches as she argues for positive change in gaming.