Topic: performance issues
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Windows Task Manager Bug After KB5067036 Update
Microsoft confirmed that the optional KB5067036 update for Windows 11 causes Task Manager to not close properly, leading to multiple background processes that can slow system performance. The issue results in invisible Task Manager instances accumulating, which users can temporarily resolve by ma...
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Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Switch 2 Delay Explained by Takashi Iizuka
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is available on Nintendo Switch but has performance issues, leading to anticipation for a Switch 2 release. The game's delayed launch on Switch 2, rumored for June 2025, is to allow time for optimization and to fully utilize the new hardware. The development team priorit...
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Everybody's Golf Hot Shots Switch Update: Full Patch Notes
The latest patch (Version 1.1.2) for Everybody's Golf Hot Shots on Nintendo Switch, released on October 3rd, 2025, aligns the game with updates from Steam and PlayStation 5 platforms. Key fixes include resolving gameplay issues like Side Spin mechanics, progression blockers in World Tour mode, an...
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Razer Gaming Laptops Face PR Storm Over Hardware, Software Issues
Razer Gaming Laptops, particularly the Blade 16 and recent models, are facing widespread reports of hardware malfunctions and software glitches, including unresponsive trackpads and erratic keyboard behavior. Performance issues are linked to Razer’s Synapse software, which causes frame rate drops...
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Wuchang: Fallen Feathers Hits 114K Players at Launch, But Performance Issues Arise
Wuchang: Fallen Feathers debuted strongly on Steam with over 114,000 concurrent players, ranking among the top 10 most-played games and outperforming other Soulslikes like Lies of P and Lords of the Fallen. Despite its commercial success, the game received "mostly negative" reviews due to...
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Oblivion Remastered Patch Secretly Fixes Infamous Lore-Breaking Door
The latest Oblivion Remastered patch fixed a lore discrepancy involving the Dark Brotherhood’s door, correcting the number of children in its relief from seven to five to match established canon. While performance issues persist, the patch also restored the door’s eerie red glow, enhancing the ga...
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I spent a week with the Trump phone and it was terrible
The Trump T1 phone is a poorly designed device with cheap gold plastic, a dated curved display, and design flaws like an irregular camera layout and duplicate branding, though it includes nostalgic features like a headphone jack and notification LED. The phone fails as a serious communication too...
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Google Ads API v20 shutting down June 10
Google Ads API v20 will be shut down on June 10, 2026, after which all requests to this version will fail, requiring users to migrate to a newer version. Missing this deadline could disrupt critical automated workflows like reporting, bidding, and campaign management, leading to data gaps and ope...
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Add Your PC Specs to Steam Reviews in New Beta
Steam's beta client introduces an optional feature allowing users to automatically attach their PC hardware specifications to game reviews, providing greater context for performance feedback. This voluntary tool aims to make reviews more informative for purchasing decisions and offers developers ...
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Monolith Soft Marks Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Anniversary, Fans Crave Switch 2 Port
*Xenoblade Chronicles 2* is a critically acclaimed Switch action-RPG from 2017, recently celebrated by its developer with anniversary artwork. The anniversary has intensified fan demand for a modernized port on new hardware, desiring substantial upgrades like 60fps and 4K resolution. While playab...
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Borderlands 4 Review: Gearbox's Looter Shooter Returns to Form
Borderlands 4 revitalizes the series with refined humor, compelling characters, and a satisfying gameplay loop, making it the strongest title to date. The game introduces a fully open world with seamless exploration, enhanced traversal mechanics, and deeply customizable weapons and grenades. Desp...
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ChatGPT Atlas: Just Googling with Extra Steps?
OpenAI has launched ChatGPT Atlas, a Chromium-based browser that integrates its AI chatbot as the central tool for web navigation, though initial reviews suggest it lags behind competitors like Perplexity Comet and Google Gemini. The browser features a minimalist design with a search bar that dou...
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The Expanse: Osiris Reborn is a polished sci-fi adventure, but its AI use raises questions
The demo for "The Expanse: Osiris Reborn" shows polished, engaging gameplay with satisfying cover-based combat and environmental destruction, resembling "Mass Effect". The game uses Unreal Engine 5 and features a dialogue system with skill-based choices, impressive lip-syncing, and detailed chara...
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The Steam Frame: A Revolutionary New VR Experience
Valve's Steam Frame headset is a standalone wireless device that offers high-fidelity VR gaming for your Steam library, combining local play with a unique wireless streaming solution to eliminate common frustrations and make VR a permanent gaming fixture. It features innovative "foveated streamin...
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Pixel 10's Genshin Impact Issues: Google Defends GPU Support
Google has denied reports that Genshin Impact lost GPU support on the Pixel 10, emphasizing their ongoing partnership with miHoYo to optimize the device's experience. The Pixel 10's switch to a PowerVR GPU with the Tensor G5 chip has led to compatibility issues, as Genshin Impact's updated minimu...
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How I Solved a Major Bug by Teaming Up Two AI Tools
A complex system bug involving intermittent freezing was diagnosed by using OpenAI's Codex and ChatGPT Deep Research as complementary tools, with Codex handling granular coding tasks and Deep Research analyzing large-scale changes. The root cause was identified as a misconfigured routine that che...
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My 'Destiny 2' Journey Is a Complete Disaster
The player experiences frequent game-breaking glitches in Destiny 2's events, such as boss soft locks and performance drops, which hinder progress and enjoyment. Issues like unreliable rank predictions and persistent bugs, some dating back five months, result in unexpected failures and disappoint...
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Nintendo Switch 2 Camera Review: Solid Performer, But Not Essential
The Nintendo Switch 2 Camera offers 1080p video quality and a wide 110-degree field of view, making it ideal for docked play and group gaming sessions, but its rigid stand limits handheld use. Priced at $54.99, it provides plug-and-play compatibility with the Switch 2 and PCs, though budget-consc...
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Metal Eden Review: A Short & Sweet Gaming Delight
Metal Eden is a sci-fi action game that combines polished shooting mechanics with fluid parkour movement, offering a satisfying but brief experience for action enthusiasts. The game features unique combat elements like energy weapons to break enemy defenses and a Ball Mode transformation, alongsi...
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Crimson Desert Adds Intel Arc Support, Pearl Abyss Shifts Strategy
Crimson Desert will now support Intel Arc graphics cards at launch, a strategic shift from its original plan, though full performance optimization is still in development. This move responds to growing adoption of Intel's hardware, expanding accessibility while acknowledging that Arc users may in...
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