War never changes? It is an EA-scalating problem!
At some point EA and DICE will cross another even more absurd line than they already have, but it is hard to figure out how. They are scratching their heads...
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3840×1600 Ultrawide Monitors: How 160 Lines Can Make All the Difference
When PC monitors made the mainstream transition to widescreen aspect ratios in the mid-2000s, many manufacturers opted for resolutions at a 16:10…
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Opera Adds Built In VPN and Ad Blocking To Web Browser
It has been some time since I last looked at Opera, and while I used to be a big fan of the alternative web browser my interest waned around the time that…
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AT&T Will Start Enforcing U-Verse Data Caps, Charging Extra For Unlimited Data
AT&T U-Verse internet users will soon feel the pain of the company's old school DSL users in the form of enforced data caps and overage charges for exceeding new caps. In…
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Happy Fun Time with Electronic Arts
You know, I used to love Electronic Arts. There was a time in my younger days where seeing their name emblazoned on a PC game box as I wandered the aisles of…
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Video Games Do Not Want to Be Art?
… but I should always have my tea. (Notes From Underground, 1864) You can praise video games as art to justify its impact on your life…
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Dying Atoms: The Failure Of Low-Power x86 Processors
It was nearly five years ago that ASUS announced the first Eee PC model at Computex. That October the first production version of what would to…
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