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Cyberpunk 2077 developer promises some serious tear-jerking quests and themes, possibly more emotional than The Witcher 3.

CP2077 is a HUGE game: CDPR's quality assurance lead has spent nearly 200 hours playing Cyberpunk 2077 on its hardest difficulty.

Cyberpunk 2077's PlayStation 4 version has somehow broken its street date, and gamers are already streaming CDPR's new RPG.

Google is discontinuing the Google Expeditions VR educational platform. The content will live on in Google Arts & Culture.

Parler use has exploded since the US elections, 'viewpoint neutral' social app hitting the top of iOS, Google Play app stores.

CD Projekt RED has high aspirations for Cyberpunk 2077--so high they're willing to keep delaying the game to ensure perfection.

Google doesn't approve of controversial streamer statements made from Typhoon Studios/Stadia game developer Alex Hutchinson.

Microsoft says it could use Project xCloud streaming to bring next-gen Xbox Series X/S games and performance to Xbox One consoles.

Yardian Pro smart sprinkler controller provides you with controlling your irrigation system in a simple way, for under $200.

Google is running a beta program for Google Meet for Glass, a new version of the Meet application specifically designed for Glass.

Google Pixel 4 is $350 off down to just $449, larger Pixel 4 XL is also $350 off down to just $549 for Amazon Prime Day sales.

Gears of War Tactics developer Splash Damage is about to kick off a big hiring spree for some mysterious new projects/games.

Android 11 doesn't support Google Daydream VR. If you update your phone, your Daydream View won't work anymore. Bad new for fans.

Baldur's Gate 3's early access build is launching simultaneously on PC and Mac starting tomorrow, developer Larian confirms.

Google's new Pixel 5 smartphone rocks Snapdragon 765G, starting at $699 with 5G tech, 4000mAh battery and 90Hz OLED display.

Fortnite's console and PC earnings soar, helping equalize plummeting mobile revenues thanks to the recent Google and Apple bans.

Project xCloud launches tomorrow, offering a Stadia-smashing 172 games to stream on compatible Android mobile phones and tablets.

AT&T isn't selling its WB Games division after all and will instead keep the interactive segment and sell games over time.

NVIDIA boosts AI-powered 4K upscaling on the 2019 Shield TV and Shield TV Pro -- upscaling 360p, 720p, 1080p, and 1440p to 4K.

Google Chrome 85 will have many improvements, with a group tabs feature inspired from Microsoft Edge, and 10% faster-loading tabs.

Thanks to the success of Persona 4 Golden, SEGA wants its biggest games to launch on PC simultaneously alongside consoles.

New regulations from the Australian government would see your data being 'handed over to big news businesses', warns Google.

Apple removes Fortnite from the App Store, so iPad owners put their tablets on eBay with Fortnite pre-installed for insane prices.

Epic Games is circumventing Apple's/Google's 30% fee with direct payment options. Fortnite could soon be yanked from Android, iOS.

Microsoft Surface Duo pre-orders open up, the dual-screen device will cost $1400 and runs Android -- modified for the dual screens.

Sony teases new innovative content creation with the PS5's next-gen DualSense controller, and it could include custom demos.

Sony could be developing a new next-gen Share Play feature for PlayStation 5 that also allows custom game demo creation/sharing.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 wallpapers leaked ahead of Samsung's big Unpacked 2020 event on August 5, we it will be unveiled.

Google announces its new mid-range Pixel 4a: priced at just $349, with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 730G chip, and 3.5mm headphone jack.

Ubisoft has lofty ambitions for game streaming technology, and its recent deal with Parsec could lead to big future plans.

ASUS ROG Phone 3: Qualcomm Snapdragon 865+, 16GB RAM, a beautiful 6.59-inch OLED screen with a silky smooth 144Hz refresh.

You can use Google Maps to take a virtual tour of CD PROJEKT RED's offices in Poland, virtually -- the developer of Cyberpunk 2077.

Did Kanye West just say the Kardashian family are hypnotizing him like in Jordan Peele's super creepy movie Get Out? Wow.

Phil Spencer discusses why services like Game Pass won't show up on competing platforms, and it all boils down to control.

Microsoft is wisely bundling its transformative new game streaming service Project xCloud with existing Game Pass Ultimate subs.

If you want to combine different video clips together free or easily, both online and desktop video mergers are good options.

Google today revealed why Stadia exists, and the answer is basically merging YouTube streaming and interactive instant play.

Don't expect to see Far Cry 6's explosive guerrilla chaos on Steam. It's exclusive to the Epic Games Store, uPlay, and Stadia.

An updated Sony patent for PlayStation Now suggests the service will allow gamers to create, edit, and share save state gameplay demos on PSN.

These new renders of the Pixel 5 and Pixel 5 XL look rad, include 3.5mm jack.

Sony's latest patent should enable save-state sharing on the PlayStation 5, letting gamers create and share their own customized slices of gameplay.

Pokemon GO made nearly $1 billion every year for the last four years, and pulled in most of its money from Google Play.

PlayStation 5 version of Dirt 5 has option for 120FPS, while DualSense controller gets some great use.

Amazon pulls a sike on gamers and yanks its first F2P Crucible game from the market.

Microsoft's Project xCloud streaming service borrows one of Stadia's most innovative features.

Like the rest of the world, Microsoft is done with Mixer. Now it's mixing things up with Facebook Gaming.

The fourth iteration of Fitbit's Charge is the best of the series and may prove to be the pinnacle of the current form factor.

Web pages will need to be AMP-powered, but they'll soon work on Google Assistant smart displays.

A security vulnerability has been found in President Trump's 'official Trump 2020' campaign app.

Thought your internet use was private? Nah, Google was tracking you the entire time.