As AI customers race away with DRAM orders to fuel the ongoing crisis, customers and companies alike would adopt smarter ways to preserve existing computers and hardware so that they would be put to better use instead of landing in an e-waste pile. However, a former employee claims that a technology company he worked for isn’t following any of these procedures and is destroying highly capable MacBook Pro models equipped with 48GB of unified memory. More than 100 M4 MacBook Pro models with a large unified RAM count are being destroyed, when donating is a better option Getting rid of […]

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Some legends are best told with a mix of some animated goodness and a practical display of their powers in action, brought to life in the HD-2D art style that defines Final Fantasy Resonance. Square Enix’s upcoming title dropped a new trailer, and it’s just as good as the one we told you about sometime last month.

It’s made us quite eager to make a beeline for the Sanctum of Light, where getting on the good side of Final Fantasy 1’s Warrior of Light means having a being of primordial significance helping us on our adventure. He does more than dole out blessings as the Champion takes a more hands-on approach in combat, bestowing his favors upon worthy warriors.

He dives down from above, bringing down spears made of pure light, which sear the ground and any enemies unfortunate to meet the pointy end first. It’s a devastating attack we can’t wait to unleash, although we’re sure it comes with quite the cooldown given that it could empty entire battlefields regularly otherwise. Remember to shield your eyes, regardless.

Final Fantasy Resonance is out on October 22nd for Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, PC, and PS5. Stay tuned for even more character highlights ahead of launch.

Far too often, when you’re watching a series on Netflix and you’re really getting into it, you reach a point where the show suddenly goes way downhill. Even if things improve again later, the lull messes with the overall experience. Take The Walking Dead (currently available on Netflix). There are plenty of lulls you have to work through to get back to the good stuff and the show is downright unwatchable after Andrew Lincoln leaves. Or Lost, once that show started doing flash-forwards, it lost its edge. And Stranger Things, of course, suffered a massive decline after season 3.

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Having a quest helper in a game as vast as RuneScape can definitely feel like a godsend, but anyone who was hoping for guidance basically had to have some of that information on a second monitor. Well, that’s a problem that will be going away in the MMORPG’s near future, as Jagex has showcased several upcoming plugins […]