Less than four weeks ago, a new tactical FPS called Spectre Divide was announced to the world. The unique-feeling CS2 and Valorant rival hosted some media previews and a closed beta, but incredibly, it’s just locked in its early access launch date already. What is doubly incredible is the fact that the Spectre Divide release date is arriving in just a few days time. Continue reading Spectre Divide release date locked in and the new FPS is imminent MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best FPS games, Best free PC games, Best multiplayer games

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Illustration by The Verge | Photo by Tom Williams via Getty Images In a letter to the Republican-led House Judiciary Committee on Monday, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the Biden administration “repeatedly pressured” his teams to “censor” content related to covid in 2021. Zuckerberg told the committee chair, Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH), that the pressure was “wrong” and he regrets not being “more outspoken about it.” He also told Jordan he would avoid repeating a 2020 donation to support local election infrastructure, aiming to avoid the perception of playing a non-neutral role in politics. The letter largely comes as a response to increasing scrutiny from Republicans, who have accused platforms like Facebook and Instagram of being biased against conservatives for years. More recently in May, Rep. Jordan led... Continue reading…