A new Battlefield 2042 event introduces a long-requested mode to the multiplayer FPS as a limited-time event, and you can join at a big discount. The EA shooter has struggled to live up to the high bar of some of the series’ most beloved entries, yet there’s still something special to its brand of large-scale conflict. If you’ve been tempted to give it a go, a heavy Steam sale discount lets you grab the most recent Battlefield game for next to nothing. Continue reading Battlefield 2042’s high-stakes hardcore mode is here, and it’s going dirt cheap MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Battlefield 2042 review, Best multiplayer games on PC, Best FPS games on PC

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Image: Dropbox Dropbox is cutting its workforce by 20 percent today — laying off 528 people — amid slowing growth for its core cloud storage business. The latest round of cuts comes after Dropbox laid off around 500 people in early 2023 to redirect efforts to its AI division. “We’re making more significant cuts in areas where we’re over-invested or underperforming while designing a flatter, more efficient team structure overall,” writes Dropbox CEO Drew Houston in a blog post titled An update from Drew. At the same time, Houston mentions that the market is moving towards where the company placed its “biggest bets,” which includes Dropbox’s Dash AI search product. For its second-quarter earnings this year in August, Dropbox reported an increase of... Continue reading…