Articles by RJ Pierce
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Windows 11-Ready GPU Drivers Released by Intel
Windows 11 now has its first fully supported graphics driver, but it comes not from NVIDIA or AMD but from Intel.
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Cryptocurrency Mining Rigs in Vietnam Are Featuring Rare RTX 3080s At Insane Pricing
Cryptocurrency mining is on a steady decline in terms of popularity, but that's not stopping miners around the world from snagging even the rarest graphics cards.
'Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl' Is Shaping Up To Be Not 'Just Another Smash Clone'
'Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl' was just announced, and avid fighting game fans are taking notice of the new fighting game's potential.
[LOOK]: 'Red Dead Redemption 2' Now Performs As Much As 45% Better at 4K With DLSS
'Red Dead Redemption 2' is a pretty hard game to run, even for the most powerful hardware. But with DLSS finally coming to it, it now runs like a dream.
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Parkinson's Disease Could Be Halted by Dancing to Music
Parkinson's Disease patients could have most of their movement symptoms relieved if they just started dancing more often.
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[SPOILERS] 'Mass Effect 3' Guide: How To Get Salarian and Krogan Support (And Probably Save Mordin)
'Mass Effect 3' offers players a lot of tough choices, including the chance to get two major warring races to play nice and help with the Reaper invasion.
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Charger Begone? Scientists Find A Way To Charge Electronic Devices Using the Human Body
Charger problems with your phone? In the future, this could no longer be an issue, as tech that allows the charging of electronic devices with the human body already exists.
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Xbox Boss Believes that the Company Is Investing 'More Than Ever' In Story-Driven Games
Xbox wants to focus more intently on creating excellent story-driven games, according to Phil Spencer.
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NASA Warns of MASSIVE Flood To Hit Earth Due to 'Moon Wobble'
NASA is warning of a great flood that will hit various coastal communities around the world in the mid-2030s due to a predicted wobble in the moon's orbit.
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'Super Mario 64' Vintage Sealed Copy Becomes the Most Valuable Video Game Ever--But Why?
A certain sealed copy of 'Super Mario 64' from the 90s just sold for an insane $1.5 million. Here's why some people are willing to pay that much for an old video game.
Xbox Series X Restock News: Microsoft's Console Now a Lot Easier to Find
Xbox Series X restock updates come and go, but recent trends suggest that in-store stocks last a little bit longer than they used to.
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'Red Dead Redemption 2' Is A Good Game To Learn About Animals From, Says Academics [VIDEO]
According to a group of academics in the UK, 'Red Dead Redemption 2' possesses a surprising amount of excellent educational value.
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'Bloodborne Hunter's Edition' Will Allegedly Come to PC, PS5 According to Reports
'Bloodborne Hunter's Edition' could finally be the long-rumored remaster of the classic PS4 game that fans have been waiting for, and it's allegedly coming to PC and PS5.
[VIDEO] Mark Zuckerberg's New Hydrofoiling Hobby Takes Center Stage Post-Independence Day
Mark Zuckerberg celebrated the Fourth of July by posting a video of him holding the American flag while riding a hydrofoil. But what is he riding exactly, and how does it work?
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Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic Mission Delayed Due to Weather
Richard Branson won't be going to space as initially scheduled due to inclement weather surrounding the New Mexico launch facility.
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PS5 Restocks Not Working Out? You Can Still Get PS5 Hardware With this Barebones Kit
PS5 CPU is a possibility with this special barebones kit announced by AMD, dubbed the 4700S. PS5 restock trackers don't always work for everyone. Some people would get lucky, some not.
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Quantum Computing For Dummies: What Is It Exactly, And Why is It Making A Lot of Headlines?
Quantum computing is a term that not a lot of people can wrap their heads around. But here is the simplest possible explanation.
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Jeff Bezos and Richard Branson Argue Over Where Space Begins in Billionaire Space Race
Jeff Bezos and Richard Branson are both scheduled to go into space, but apparently, the two billionaires are at odds about where real space starts.
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NASA Venus Exploration Update: Two New Missions Picked
NASA is going back to Venus, picking two new missions that aim to study the planet's atmosphere and map its surface in great detail for the first time.
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Vaccine for COVID-19 Developed by Rice University Can Be Inhaled
Vaccine development for COVID-19 is still in full swing, despite a lot of them already being administered. But this new one is different: it can be inhaled.
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[LISTEN] AI Voice Actors Keep On Sounding More 'Human;' Are They Going to Replace People?
AI voice acting is starting to pick up steam, with more companies opting for it instead of hiring actual humans. And apparently, they're already being "hired."
'Death Stranding Director's Cut' Will Support Ultra-Wide Monitors on the PS5; A First for Consoles
'Death Stranding Director's Cut' will offer the definitive next-gen graphical experience by offering support for ultra-wide monitors, which is a first for game consoles.
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Summer Tips: How To Save Money on Air Conditioning
Summer tips on how to save money on air conditioning are a dime a dozen. But perhaps this is the best guide you'll find out there.
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'Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy' Characters Were Made to Be Unique and Recognizable At Once
'Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy' seems to want to impress both MCU fans and gamers by making the character designs unique and recognizable.
'Mass Effect Legendary Edition' Mod, Restores Shots of Miranda Lawson's Rear
'Mass Effect Legendary Edition' modders have been hard at work improving an already excellent remaster, but maybe they've gone a little weird this time around.
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Passive Cooling Fabric Can Lead to the Development of Shirts That Cool You Down During Summer
Passive cooling fabric already exists, even if the concept itself sounds futuristic. But how does the technology work, exactly?
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AMD RX 6600 XT Launch Imminent, If Recent Filings Are To Be Believed
AMD will launch the long-awaited mid-range RX 6600 XT in August if a certain certificate filing in Korea is accurate.
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Live Service Games: A Look at the Current 'Never-Ending Game' Fad as Ubisoft's Assassin’s Creed May Offer Live Online Game Service in the Future
Live service games are becoming more popular these days, with more developers opting into the business model itself. But what are live service games, really?
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Sony PlayStation 5's Recent Update is a 'Mystery' | New PS5 Restocks Now Live
Sony PlayStation just released a new update for the PS5, and it probably has one of the vaguest patch notes to date.
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Xbox News: xScreen Accessory for Series S; ‘Dark Souls 3’ Gets 60 FPS Update
Xbox fans, here are two interesting bits of news for you: a detachable screen for the Series S and the release of the 60 FPS patch for 'Dark Souls 3.'
