Is Black Myth Wukong on Game Pass? Game Science’s upcoming ARPG will soon reach our screens, offering up what we hope will be one of 2024’s best games. We already know that Black Myth Wukong is slated for a PC and (albeit delayed) Xbox platform launch, which of course prompts the all-important question as to whether we’ll get to enjoy it for no extra cost on Game Pass. As the Black Myth Wukong release date is just around the corner, it will have already been revealed if the new PC game will join the ranks of the best Game Pass games on the subscription service - at least, on day one. With that being said, it’s time to stop yapping and start dishing out the deets on Black Myth Wukong and its Game Pass future (if it has one). Continue reading Is Black Myth Wukong on Game Pass? MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Upcoming PC games, Best RPG games on PC, Best new PC games

Corsair has just, ahem, unrolled a new range of fabric mouse pads that the company says is designed for playing first-person shooters. The new Corsair MM500 v2 mats are available in two sizes, and sport a surface made from high-density woven cloth, which Corsair claims will improve your accuracy with its "advanced tracking consistency." If you’ve bought the best gaming mouse for your needs, then a quality mouse pad is essential if you want to ensure smooth tracking in games. Ideally, you want a smooth surface over which your mouse’s feet can glide, with a grippy base to stop it slipping on your desk, and Corsair promises to deliver on both these fronts with its new MM500 v2 mats. Continue reading Corsair’s new mouse pad promises improved accuracy, resists spills MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Corsair HS80 Max headset review, Corsair M75 Air mouse review, Best gaming keyboard

Valve is working on implementing support for a 1200p Steam Deck screen in SteamOS, meaning you won’t have to install third-party patches yourself to get it working. The screen in question is the DeckHD, which was originally launched as a replacement for the Steam Deck’s screen in 2023, and increases the deck’s resolution to a much sharper 1,920 x 1,200, while also reducing glare and improving the color accuracy. Since then, Valve has released the best handheld gaming PC right now, in the form of the Steam Deck OLED, but while the screen on this device offers a big improvement in image quality over the standard Steam Deck screen, it’s still stuck with the same 1,200 x 800 resolution. Continue reading The Steam Deck is about to get official 1200p screen support MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best graphics card, Best gaming PC, Best SSD for gaming

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Image: Cath Virginia / The Verge; Getty Images A bipartisan pair of House lawmakers are proposing a bill to carve out Section 230 protection for tech companies that fail to remove intimate AI deepfakes from their platforms. Reps. Jake Auchincloss (D-MA) and Ashley Hinson (R-IA) unveiled the Intimate Privacy Protection Act, Politico first reported, “to combat cyberstalking, intimate privacy violations, and digital forgeries,” as the bill says. The bill amends Section 230 of the Communications Act of 1934, which currently shields online platforms from being held legally responsible for what their users post on their services. Under the Intimate Privacy Protection Act, that immunity could be taken away in cases where platforms fail to combat the kinds of harms listed. It does this by... Continue reading…

Image: The Verge Texas announced a massive settlement with Meta over the use of facial recognition on Facebook, resolving a lawsuit filed in 2022 claiming that tag suggestions on photos uploaded to Facebook violated the state’s Capture or Use of Biometric Identifier Act (CUBI) and Deceptive Trade Practices Act. Meta has agreed to pay $1.4 billion over five years to settle the suit, State Attorney General Ken Paxton’s office said today. It’s the largest settlement ever resulting from an action brought by a single state, according to Paxton. It’s also the first lawsuit and settlement under CUBI and serves as a warning to other companies in violation of the state’s privacy rights, he says. “Any abuse of Texans’ sensitive data will be met with the full force... Continue reading…