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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive goes free-to-play, adds a battle royale mode called Danger Zone
CS:GO finally ditches its archaic $15 price tag and embraces free-to-play, timed with an 18-player battle royale(ish) mode called Danger Zone.
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Valve's Steam Link app for Raspberry Pi lets you build your own PC game-streaming box
The Steam Link hardware may be dead, but you can bring it back to life with the Steam Link app for the Raspberry Pi.
Meet T-Rex: Nvidia's Titan RTX is the new graphics card mega-monster
Cutting-edge hardware and open-source software combine to make Nvidia's Titan RTX graphics card a beast at content creation and data science tasks.
This week in games: Obsidian teases a game reveal, the FTC pledges to look into loot boxes
Plus: BioWare hints at Dragon Age news for December, Nier: Automata gets a Game of the Year edition, and Pathologic 2 goes episodic. This is gaming news for November 26 to 30.
Intel publishes its first Modern Windows Driver for PCs, and there's no going back
Microsoft's Windows 10 October 2018 Update brings with it the first Modern Windows Driver for PCs by Intel. It's a sharp break, as there's no going back to the "legacy" driver model without a support call.
Check out this exclusive look at Guild Wars 2's jaw-dropping Infernal Leap roller beetle track
Guild Wars 2 is giving away a bounty of prizes to celebrate the launch of five new Roller Beetle racing tracks.
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Blackview BV9600 Pro unboxing
Gordon unboxes the BV9600 Pro - a supposedly indestructible smartphone from Blackview.
Nvidia bundles Battlefield V with GeForce RTX GPUs to show off ray tracing
Battlefield V just became the first game to support real-time ray tracing, so Nvidia's bundling the game for free with GeForce RTX graphics cards.
Valve's Steam Link is dead, and that sucks
Valve's Steam Link hardware is dead, but the software lives on in phones and smart TVs.
This week in games: The mini "PC Classic" starts crowdfunding, Command & Conquer remasters
Plus: Crackdown 3 gets one last release date, Rainbow Six Siege hosts a free weekend, and Telltale starts the liquidation process. This is gaming news for November 12 to 16.
AMD's Radeon RX 570 and RX 580 are dirt-cheap after the Radeon RX 590's launch
With prices dropping on the RX 570 and RX 580, value for 1080p gaming is off the charts.
Nvidia confirms 'limited' GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Founders Edition quality issues
After numerous reports of failed cards appeared online, Nvidia has confirmed that a batch of bad GeForce RTX 2080 Ti graphics cards made it past testing.
RTX on! Battlefield V becomes the first game to support DXR real-time ray tracing
Battlefield V isn't even technically out yet, but it's already the first game to support DXR ray tracing and Nvidia's GeForce RTX technology.
Upgrade to a 27-inch, 1080p FreeSync monitor for $200 or less
Walmart has a 27-inch Dell 1080p FreeSync monitor for $119, while Newegg has a more deluxe 27-inch FreeSync monitor for $200.
Upgrade to an 8-core, all-AMD gaming PC for cheap with these killer Newegg CPU and GPU deals
Until Sunday, you can get the Ryzen 7 1700X and MSI Radeon RX 580 Armor 8G OC for $340 combined, after a $20 rebate.
Mouse and keyboard support coming to Microsoft's Xbox next week
Microsoft confirms that mouse and keyboard support for the Xbox game console is due next week, and that battle-royale hit Fortnite will be among the first games.
Microsoft acquires CRPG heavyweights Obsidian and InXile
For years, Microsoft has talked up renewing its commitment to PC gaming. Today's announcements might actually keep that promise.
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