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PUBG DED.NET Was Built to Reach People PUBG Never Could, and Its β€œUseful” AI Placeholder Art Is Being Fully Replaced

14 September 2026 at 19:00

A female character stands in front of a blue and red container, holding a weapon and helmet, with 'PUBG DED.NET' text overlayed amidst red smoke.

Krafton surprised just about everyone at gamescom 2026's Opening Night Live with PUBG: DED.NET, an announcement that was on no one's bingo card for the show. Developed by the US-based studio PUBG Madison, it's a multiplayer first-person shooter that trades the franchise's signature Battle Royale formula for roguelite progression across runs. The setting is a neon-soaked, distinctly strange version of 1990s Cascadia in the Pacific Northwest, with locations such as Cryptid Cove, Cult Church, Summit, Ward, and the Cascadian Wilderness. Krafton's own press release mentions dead-eyed fiberglass cryptids roaming the map, which points to a PvPvE layer sitting on top […]

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China’s $300 RTX 4080M Uses A Mobile Chip In A Desktop Card, Yet Loses To The RX 9700 GRE By 35%

6 July 2026 at 11:56

A dual-fan graphics card with a white and purple design is displayed on a desk, featuring a logo with red and blue lettering.

The GPU isn't that bad at all, and performs slightly slower than its competitor from the team Red. However, being capped at just 100W, it can't perform similar to a desktop variant. Reviewer Tests Desktop RTX 4080M GPU With Mobile GPU Core and Finds Slightly Lower Performance vs RX 9700 GRE in Games You may or may not be aware of such a graphics card, but it exists in the Chinese markets. This isn't the regular RTX 4080, but a variant that uses the RTX 4080 mobile chip. Yes, it's still a desktop graphics card that sells without a warranty […]

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Wolfjaw CEO on Live Service Craze: β€œPublishers Saw Fortnite, PUBG & LoL and Decided They Needed 50 of Each”

14 April 2026 at 19:00

The image features promotional artwork for 'PUBG Battlegrounds,' 'Fortnite,' and 'League of Legends' with distinct characters and logos, named in an interview by Wolfjaw CEO Mitchell Patterson.

Today's exclusive interview is a bit different from the usual because it is focused on a company called Wolfjaw Studios that is probably unknown to most gamers but still powers many of the most played online games, including the likes of NBA 2K, WWE 2K, Destiny 2, Marathon, Among Us, and Magic: The Gathering Arena. Founded in 2019 by Mitchell Patterson (following a conversation at TwitchCon 2018), Wolfjaw was built from scratch around a single, focused ambition: to establish backend development as a distinct, mission-critical discipline within game development, rather than an afterthought bolted on after the "real" work was […]

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IQUNIX EV63 Hall Effect Keyboard Review: Highly Competitive And Blazing Fast, But Pricey

7 April 2026 at 15:15

A compact mechanical keyboard with dark gray keycaps and purple accents on the ESC and ENTER keys.

You will hardly find major differences from one magnetic keyboard to another when it comes to the core features, considering you are comparing products in the same price range. Most magnetic keyboards usually cost between $120-$200, making them less affordable than traditional mechanical keyboards, but they have a significant upper hand when it comes to performance. Having tested some magnetic keyboards from various vendors, I thought about trying the IQUNIX EV63, which has been marketed as an "entry-level" magnetic switch keyboard. Despite the entry-level tag, it costs a whopping $189, but seeing the faces of professional players on the official […]

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Krafton Shuts Down Top-Down Shooter PUBG Blindspot, Two Months After Early Access Launch

30 March 2026 at 14:14

A promotional image for 'PUBG BLINDSPOT' features a group of five diverse, animated characters with futuristic equipment against a yellow and black background.

PUBG Blindspot was a free-to-play, 5v5 top-down tactical shooter and a spin-off of PUBG, the classic battle royale credited as one of the pioneers of the genre that forever changed online multiplayer shooters. 'Was' is the keyword here because the game has already been removed from Steam, as publisher Krafton has decided to shut down the spin-off title just two months after its early access launch. The news was revealed in a statement published to the game's now-defunct Steam page by Sequoia Yang from ARC Team, the studio that developed Blindspot alongside Krafton Yang began by thanking those who had […]

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