It's about time.

'Tis the season.

This is what happens when the game can't calculate numbers that high.

Ubisoft said it made the "difficult decision" in an effort to "streamline operations, improve efficiency, and reduce costs."

What does "skill" even mean in a game where people shoot each other in the back?

With Legend of Zelda, Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter, and yet another Resident Evil reboot, the year is packed with videogame adaptations.

The countdown is set to hit zero when the final episode of Fallout season 2 arrives. But we already know when that's happening, so why bother with a countdown? Unless...

"If it's just a difficulty challenge that's not really that interesting."

QLC, not QVC.

Not like other AIs.

Memory capacity breeds compromise, but here's one I'm willing to make.

But admits it would require "a fair amount of engineering".

Which seems a little pollyannaish, to me.

Embark isn't abandoning AI any time soon.

Fus-Roh Who!

Kidding, I have far too much respect for the humble mouse pad for that.

There's no getting away from the scourge of the skill issue, though.

Even AMD had its doubts about the utility of such a chip.

I have questions, Nvidia. Many questions.

Turns out starting again ain't so bad.

Renoir or not, here I come.

Low-latency mode and some planar drivers in there, too.

It's gonna change the world. Once we figure out what to do with it and it stops being a Nazi. But after that for sure.

David McAfee says it's something AMD is "very actively working on" but hasn't confirmed yet.