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A leaker identified as Cyberleek has issued threats to distribute a supposedly playable version of GTA 6. This individual claims the build contains the complete story mode, accessible until the end credits.
Easy Fox, the studio behind the free Steam demo Teach My Little Sister How To Drive, has secured a bank loan to maintain operations after daily AI service costs exceeded $1,000. The game utilizes voice recognition powered by Google Gemini, with ChatGPT serving as a secondary fallback system.
NVIDIA is celebrating the retail debut of its RTX Spark laptops with a public event at XPERION in Berlin on October 16. The gathering, which coincides with the first laptop shipments, features a stage program, hands-on demonstrations, and a raffle. Attendees aged 18 or older must register via Luma to secure entry, as capacity is limited.
Gigabyte has announced plans to support upcoming Intel processors on its existing LGA 1700 motherboard lineup. A new BIOS update is currently being rolled out for B760 and H610 models, allowing users to upgrade to these future CPUs without needing to replace their current hardware. The launch for these processors is expected in early 2027.
Embark Studios has released the Frozen Trail update for Arc Raiders, marking the title's most significant expansion since its initial launch. This content drop coincides with a free weekend event that remains active until October 12.
Epomaker has officially launched the HE60 V2, a 60% wireless gaming keyboard designed for the budget-conscious market. The device adopts a design language similar to the Wooting 60HE, featuring a tray-mount ABS case and a distinctive carry strap on the left edge.
Valve has released a new Steam client beta update that introduces several refinements to the platform. A significant change for Linux users is that Windows programs added to the library as non-Steam games will now automatically launch using Proton by default.
Keychron has officially opened pre-orders for its G6 HE wireless gaming mouse, a device featuring Hall effect technology. The mouse is available in two configurations, with the swappable battery model priced at $89.99 and a built-in battery version listed at $74.99, though the latter is not currently available. Shipping for these units is scheduled to commence in late November.
Atari has officially announced THE 800XL, a modern recreation of its classic 1983 8-bit home computer. Developed by Retro Games Ltd. and manufactured by PLAION REPLAI, the device aims to replicate the original's aesthetic while introducing contemporary features for modern displays.
Nintendo's release of the Switch 2 console for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time has proven difficult for consumers to acquire. Despite frequent restocks, the Triforce-themed hardware consistently sells out online in seconds, creating a challenging environment for potential buyers.
Corsair has officially announced the HS80 v2 MAX WIRELESS, the latest addition to its high-end gaming headset lineup. Designed for competitive play, the device emphasizes audio clarity and long-lasting performance for gamers and content creators.
Alphacool International GmbH has expanded its professional cooling portfolio by launching new high-performance water blocks tailored for NVIDIA RTX PRO Blackwell and AMD Radeon AI PRO graphics cards. These cooling solutions are specifically engineered to support demanding environments such as AI, rendering, and simulation workstations.
