It was only a matter of time, but World of Warcraft is finally making its way to Nvidia's GeForce Now cloud streaming service. Live today, the iconic MMORPG is available to play in both its modern and classic formats, signalling almost complete support for the Battle.Net library of games within Nvidia's service. While World of Warcraft hardly demands the best graphics card to run, if you happen to be stuck with older hardware, or just want better frame rates, GeForce Now is a great way to achieve this without having to buy a new gaming PC or laptop. Continue reading Beloved MMORPG finally makes its way to Nvidia GeForce Now MORE FROM PCGAMESN: GeForce RTX 4070 Super review, DLSS explained, Best graphics cards

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Sorceries in Elden Ring are able to damage enemies using elemental attacks. These spells scale off of your intelligence stat and can oftentimes hit multiple enemies or cause different status effects. While spells require FP, causing you to invest points in mind and intelligence to use properly, these builds can be more than worth the effort.

Elden Ring does not disappoint when it comes to creativity. Between the diverse spells and incantations, to the plethora of armor designs, there is so much content to get your hands on. But above all, the weapons you can use in battle shine the brightest. With unique skills for each weapon, incredible weapon design, and beautiful animations, the armaments found in the Lands Between blow away all expectations.

The Lands Between are littered with items for players of all sorts. Katanas for Samurai, gigantic weapons for tanks, staffs, and steals for mages, and the list goes on. However, obtaining the best of these items is rarely an easy task. You usually have to go through trials and tribulations to collect the best of the best. One of these items is Lusat's Glintstone Staff.

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Image: Bungie Bungie’s highly anticipated Destiny 2: The Final Shape expansion isn’t due to launch until June 4th, but a number of players have been able to get access to the game this morning. Posters on Reddit and in Discord servers have been sharing images and video of gameplay of The Final Shape, which was apparently accessible through Sony’s PS5 cloud streaming service. As the entire DLC was playable for at least five hours, Destiny 2 players have been able to share spoilers about upcoming raid gear, seasonal content, The Final Shape campaign and missions, and even cutscenes. Videos have also appeared on YouTube showing an early look at new weapons and gear that will be available next week. The Final Shape could be Destiny 2’s most important... Continue reading…

The G Pro X Superlight 2 certainly isn’t cheap, but few mice are as well suited for tournament play. | Photo by Sean Hollister / The Verge When we updated our guide to the best gaming mice last year, we had no idea Logitech would be rolling out the G Pro X Superlight 2 shortly thereafter. Less than a year later, the excellent gaming mouse remains the fastest the company has ever made — one that’s currently on sale at Amazon and Best Buy starting at $136.75 ($23 off), an all-time low. Like the original model, the Superlight 2 is all about shedding weight while simultaneously ratcheting up the polling rate. The wireless mouse offers a 4kHz response rate thanks to a recent firmware update, along with a newer Hero 2 sensor that tracks at 500 inches per second (and up to 32,000 DPI). That combo, combined with the fact that the gaming mouse weighs a mere 60 grams (2.1 ounces),... Continue reading…

Minecraft. | Image: Mojang Fifteen years after the game first launched, Minecraft is getting a new animated series on Netflix. The streamer announced that it’s making a show that will “feature an original story with new characters, showing the world of Minecraft in a new light.” No other details were announced, but the production is being helmed by WildBrain Studios, which previously made adaptations like Sonic Prime and Ninjago. The series is listed as “coming soon” but doesn’t currently have a date. The news comes amidst a gold rush of video game adaptations. Blockbusters like The Last of Us and Fallout have been turned into successful shows, Mario and Sonic star in hit movies, and adaptations of everything from Among Us to Death Stranding to Stray are in the... Continue reading…