The Crimson Caravan and the Gun Runners may rule the business world of Fallout, but do you ever wonder where they get all their stock? Likewise, who’s keeping Megaton’s saloon in Nuka Cola and iguanas on sticks? And where did Shady Sands get all its brahmin? You meet the occasional trader in the wasteland, but their inventories are pretty small. There must be some kind of wholesaler. Enter Dustland Delivery. A combination of Industry Giant, FTL Faster Than Light, and the post-nuclear deserts of Fallout New Vegas, it’s just hit 1.0 and deserves your attention. Continue reading Mixing Fallout with FTL, newly launched Steam strategy game is a real hidden gem MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best survival games, Best strategy games, Best simulation games

The FF14 7.1 patch notes are here as we prepare to dive into the first major update for the critically acclaimed MMORPG since the launch of its latest expansion. With the continuation of the main story of Dawntrail, the beginning chapter of the FF11 alliance raid, and the start of Allied Society quests for the new zones, there’s already a lot to look forward to, with even more in the months ahead. With the patch notes stretching on seemingly forever, I’ve picked out some of the most important details to pay attention to. Continue reading The FF14 7.1 patch notes are here ahead of the first post-Dawntrail update MORE FROM PCGAMESN: The best MMOs, FF14 Dawntrail release date, FF14 Island Sanctuary guide

The XM4 is the perfect starter assault rifle in Black Ops 6. It's easy to control, has manageable recoil, and it's available from the start.

In Dragon Age: The Veilguard, players will want to search for Evanuris Altars scattered throughout the world of Thedas. These rare structures are very well hidden but are worth locating as they increase your maximum health by 100 and reward a high amount of experience points.

Video games are an incredible medium for storytelling and can invoke strong emotions when done correctly.

Kathy Griffin Emerges From the Shadows to Have Another Meltdown – Blames Taylor Swift for Trump’s Win

In this episode, Dr. Robert Weiner, an archaeologist in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Colorado, Boulder, offers a deep dive into the ancient Chacoan road networks in the U.S. Southwest. Specializing in religion, cognition, and mind, Dr. Weiner collaborates closely with the Navajo Nation, combining archaeological research with indigenous knowledge to interpret these monumental landscapes. Far from serving purely practical purposes, the extensive network of Chacoan roads reflects a complex interaction between architecture, astronomy, mythology, and spirituality. Dr. Weiner’s holistic perspective reveals how these roads functioned as more than transportation routes—they embodied sacred connections between the people, the land, and the cosmos. Fig 02: Episode Graphic. Courtesy of the author. Read moreSection: ArtifactsNewsGeneralHistory & ArchaeologyScience & SpaceReligionsFolkloreAncient PlacesWeird FactsHistoryAncient TraditionsPremiumPreviewRead Later 

The "hysterical and hyperbolic demonization of Israel" led to a pogrom against hundreds of Israeli soccer fans who were attacked in Amsterdam on Thursday while cheering on the Maccabi Tel Aviv Football Club, according to Rep. Ritchie Torres.

Republican Kari Lake has pulled closer to Democrat Rep. Ruben Gallego in Arizona's U.S. Senate race.

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg said Thursday that employees furloughed during a seven-week strike by factory workers would be repaid by the company for lost wages, but it would proceed with plans to cut about 10% of its global workforce.