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Windows 11 was actually supposed to be the optimized operating system for gaming, at least that’s what Microsoft promised. Instead, many users are still struggling with problems that impair the ...

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Reloading after every kill wasn’t just about efficiency; it was about rhythm. Old FPS games trained me to think of the reload as part of the combat flow. I’d shoot, reload, and move on to the next ...

Shooters are easily the most popular genre in the gaming space. It may not have started out that way, due to tech limitations, but now, all manner of games, even ones not strictly shooters, can’t help ...

TimeSplitters Rewind includes contributions from nearly 200 people, the website says, "some hobbyists and others AAA game developers," who individually have poured anywhere from a few hours to ...

There are two ways to turn on the FPS counter in Battlefield 6. The first is via the game's menus. The other way to do it is through the command console. Hit the tilde key, usually directly below the ...

It’s been a wild Summer Game Fest so far, and one of the most talked-about moments of Friday’s showcase was the appearance of Splitgate 2, and its developer’s CEO, Ian Proulx. Splitgate 2’’s Proulx ...

Video games love the end times. There are so many great games set in the post-apocalypse, that it’s hard to keep track of them all; whether they’re full of sickly dark humor and gross-out creatures or ...

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The Frame Time Graph is a measurement of the amount of time it takes for a single frame to be rendered on screen. You can access it in most frame rate counters — like MSI Afterburner — but there are ...