I'm sure this is due to a lot of things like bloated companies with way too many managers and big HR departments, but I also suspect that there may be some Hollywood accounting going on with costs being blown up for tax purposes.
Oh, and using...
You can run the original campaigns in ARMA 3 as well, as fan based mods. No idea if ARMA 3 is the better game version for mods though, but there certainly are a lot of mods available for it.
Yep, there's no "if's" or "but's" about this scenario.
GPU's will be priced for the business market, Nvidia will launch a small Sparx based box that will use AI as support for running games partly locally with low response times, but you will...
Both will be forced out of buisness once the PC dies. We will be forced into dumb terminals and have to subscribe to a cloud service for everything. Hardware is starting to get prohibited expensive now. Only a matter of time before Nvidia and...
I don't believe this is Microsoft's fault (regardless of the merits of the products in question). Why did America become untrustworthy? Who in Washington will take responsibility for pissing off foreigners so badly? Do the President's supporters...
DA2 way back in 2011 was the beginning of the end for them. ME3 was the only 'decent' game they released after that and even it wasn't as good as their earlier games.
A Saudi Arabia investment firm bought out EA on August 4, 2026 for $55 Billion. That likely has more to do with it than anything else. If you didn't like EA before, you'll LOVE the new EA.
I'm not against subscription services. I'm against subscription services that don't have ongoing costs.
I don't and never will out of principle subscribe to something like software. I don't need or want constant updates. A one time fee to...
6090 will be a card that remotes into a.i. datacenters for dlss processing and require a subscription, aka game streaming, and without it you get mainstream 6070 performance. So it's just a 6070 with forced crapware.
5090's my last stop if they...
Let's debunk this one more time. $3,000 would get you a pretty top end rig in 1997. Fast forward to today, and that's about $6,200. For reference, I built the rig in my signature just shy of two years ago for about $6,500 give or take. However...
Availability absolutely has been a problem at times. I got my 5090 near launch and it was a bitch to get ahold of one. That was at $2,699. At current prices, they are available because most people can't afford to spend $5,000+ on a single PC...