If you’ve been eager for the first season of World of Warcraft’s newest expansion to kick off, well, your motivation to get up to the level cap and get ready for it pays off… now. Yes, Season 1 has kicked off, although it’s following a staggered rollout over the next several weeks. That means The Dreamrift […]

Wildlight Entertainment appears to be no more

Apparently, the customer isn't always right, at least according to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. While there was widespread eyerolling, teeth-gnashing, and shoulder-shrugging at the announcement yesterday of Nvidia DLSS 5, Huang has hit back at those complaining, saying "they're completely wrong." We're still six months or more away from DLSS 5 actually being available for regular users to try on their graphics card and truly make up their own minds, but the reaction to Nvidia's demo of the tech has been swift and sometimes hilarious, with many a magnificent DLSS 5 meme now doing the rounds. Crucially, though, Nvidia is adamant that critics have so far got it all wrong.

Pragmata sketchbook demo Diana holding up a drawing

Satisfactory 1.2 is here on the experimental branch, and that's great news for several reasons. Firstly, it means some incredible new features and quality-of-life upgrades for one of the best building games on PC. Secondly, it lets us delight in yet another skit-filled patch video from the Coffee Stain Studios team. It's been a full nine months now since 1.1 arrived, and this new Satisfactory update packs in plenty of excuses to get excited, from daisy-chaining power connections to buildable vehicle paths, and toilets that set custom respawn points.

The Sims 4's original AI programmer always wanted to give sims the ability to plan their actions but it never stuck.