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Twitch streamer uses fishing rod controller from a Bass Pro Shops game to beat the Abyss Watchers from ‘Dark Souls 3.’ Continue reading Think You’re Good at ‘Dark Souls’? Try Playing It with a Fishing Pole
Twitch streamer uses fishing rod controller from a Bass Pro Shops game to beat the Abyss Watchers from ‘Dark Souls 3.’ Continue reading Think You’re Good at ‘Dark Souls’? Try Playing It with a Fishing Pole
Buys a $20,000 computer, plays ‘Doom.’ Continue reading This Ridiculous Laptop Cost $20,000 in the 90s
You can almost feel the fluorescent overhead lighting. Continue reading This Game Simulates the Thrill of Working On a Computer
Rockstar says that it’s in contact with OpenIV’s developer and intends to resolve the issue. Continue reading Rockstar Games Talks Publisher Into Leaving ‘Grand Theft Auto V’ Modders Alone
Some gamers are saying the game is “politically correct.” Continue reading The Alt-Right Thinks ‘Wolfenstein: The New Colossus’ Is Racist to White People
You’ll all be familiar with the PC, the ubiquitous x86-powered workhorse of desktop and portable computing. All modern PCs are descendants of the original from IBM, the model 5150 which made its debut in August 1981. This 8088-CPU-driven machine was expensive and arguably not as accomplished as its competitors, yet became an instant commercial success.
The genesis of its principal operating system is famous in providing the foundation of Microsoft’s huge success. They had bought Seattle Computer Products’ 86-DOS, which they then fashioned into the first release version of IBM’s PC-DOS. And for those interested in these early PC operating …read more
Continue reading The Oldest Known Surviving PC Operating System
Because not all gaming PCs have to look like Weber grills modified for street racing. Continue reading Dell Made the Least Embarrassing Gaming PC I’ve Ever Seen
There is a high probability that the device on which you are reading this comes somehow loosely under the broad definition of a PC. The familiar x86 architecture with peripheral standards has trounced all its competitors over the years, to the extent that it is only in the mobile and tablet space of personal computing that it has not become dominant.
The modern PC with its multi-core processor and 64-bit instruction set is a world away from its 16-bit ancestor from the early 1980s. Those early PCs were computers in the manner of the day, in which there were relatively …read more
Continue reading Hackaday Prize Entry: A PC-XT Clone Powered By AVR
There is a high probability that the device on which you are reading this comes somehow loosely under the broad definition of a PC. The familiar x86 architecture with peripheral standards has trounced all its competitors over the years, to the extent that it is only in the mobile and tablet space of personal computing that it has not become dominant.
The modern PC with its multi-core processor and 64-bit instruction set is a world away from its 16-bit ancestor from the early 1980s. Those early PCs were computers in the manner of the day, in which there were relatively …read more
Continue reading Hackaday Prize Entry: A PC-XT Clone Powered By AVR