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HoYoverse ได้ประกาศว่าเกมแอ็กชั่น Honkai Impact 3rd จะเปิดตัวการเดินทางครั้งใหม่ใน “Part 2” ซึ่งเป็นบทใหม่ที่ถือเป็นก้าวใหม่ของเรื่องราวและระบบการต่อสู้ของเกม โดยจะเปิดตัวในเดือนกุมภาพันธ์ 2024คำพูดจาก สุดยอดเว็บเดิมพันออน

รายละเอียดของ Honkai Impact 3rd Part 2

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Every fresh look we get at Palworld makes it appear more fun and yet more disturbing than it did before. Palworld is a cartoony open world creature-collecting and battling game that is heavily inspired by Pokémon, but it’s also filled with machine guns and rocket launchers. 

And you’re not the only one spitting lead: guns aren’t just used by you against the monsters you’re trying to defeat and capture, but by the cute and fluffy creatures themselves. Yes, sheep can operate machine guns and a creature that looks suspiciously like Pikachu on steroids does wield a massive minigun.

We’ve already heard a lot of the unseemly things you can do with your Pals besides pit them in battle against each other. For instance, you can slaughter them and use them for meat. That’s pretty darn grim—though I do have to admit it’s also potentially delicious. But there’s more to do with your Pals, as shown in the new Palworld video above. 

There’s a base-bu…

We’re all a bit iffy about flying Boeings ever since that plane had its door ripped off, so why not try an alternative? For instance, the gargantuan mechanical dragonflies that dotted the skies above the Butlerian Jihad of 200 BG to 108 BG? Those have so many moving parts that could go horribly wrong that you probably won’t even think about the doors.

If you’re tempted, then I’ve got good news: Microsoft Flight Sim’s free Dune expansion is out now, bringing the Royal Atreides Ornithopter from those Denis Villeneuve films into the wide, flighty world of the game and giving you a chance to, uh, realistically simulate flying them. Can you realistically simulate a fictional thing? Yes. No further questions, please.

The tie-in is, of course, part of the marketing run-up to the release of Dune 2 in March, and also adds the desert plains of Arrakis—the science-fantasy North Africa in which much of Dune’s plot takes place—as a playable location to the game, complete …

Intel has been using a hybrid design for its Core processors since it launched the 12th Generation in October 2021. Since then, we’ve had Core i5, i7, and i9 chips with P- and E-cores, plus low-end processors with just a couple of P or E-cores. With very little fanfare, Intel has launched a range of Raptor Lake CPUs (via HardwareLuxx) for the embedded market that have no E-cores in them—they’re 100% P-cores.

Topping the new line-up is the Core i9 14901KE, with eight P-cores, a maximum clock of 5.8 GHz, and a TDP of 125 W. Basically, it’s a 14900K with the entire E-core block, including its L3 cache, completely disabled.

However, there are a couple of other changes under the hood. There’s no Thermal Velocity Boost and the base frequency of the 14901KE is 3.8 GHz—600 MHz higher than the 14900K. Intel’s database doesn’t say anything about higher power limits, so it could be the case that the 14901KE is capped at 125 W in all circumstances.

These are probab…

Development of Path of Exile 2 has been an adventure for Grinding Gear Games, with several major reworks and redesigns happening since the ambitious free-to-play ARPG sequel’s debut at Exilecon in 2019. Its latest big pivot is a literal game-changer. What started out as a gimmick for a single class has become what feels like the primary way to play for every class—an action-oriented control system, controlled like a top-down shooter on WASD and mouse. Or a gamepad, if that’s your jam.

This more action-style control method was technically unveiled last year. It’s the result of an attempt to make the game’s new mercenary class feel like it was lifted from an action game, with an assortment of fantasy crossbows that serves as analogues to classic shooter weapon archetypes like SMGs and shotguns, able to run and gun at the same time. It worked almost too well. So instead of cutting it back, Grinding Gear upgraded every other class to match.

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Payday is going live-action. Again. In what I’ve decided is the prophesied second coming of 2013’s Payday: The Web Series, developer Starbreeze is once more committing to a filmic adaptation of its popular heist-em-up. In a statement released earlier today, the studio announced that it had entered into a partnership with Stockholm Syndrome, an LA-based production company, with the goal of developing a Payday project “for TV or film”.

As I noted before, it’s not the first time Starbreeze has translated Payday for the silver screen (or, well, YouTube). The company dipped its toe into celluloid waters a whole decade ago with the web series it made to promote the release of Payday 2, although I suspect a full-fledged “TV or film” project might get a slightly higher budget than those shorts. 

Starbreeze has made plenty of live-action trailers for the series over the years, too, so I suppose it’s only natural it’d eventually decide to greenlight a full-on production effor…

Everyone’s getting very excited about a few numbers, and rumoured codenames, that have ‘leaked’ around the upcoming Nvidia Blackwell graphics silicon set to launch in 2025. As usual, this has descended into a lot of folk attempting to read these alpha-numeric runes and come up with their own theories on the next generation of GeForce GPUs.

All told, this latest generation of graphics cards has been a bit of a disappointment. Because of the way the Nvidia lineup has been stratified each seems to be at least one level too expensive for the GPU specs and performance they’re offering. Well, apart from the top-end RTX 4090, which is the ludicrous GPU you’d always hope the top chip would be, though it could be said that it’s just be so much silicon smoke and mirrors obscuring the mess of cards below it.

On the AMD side, we’re eight months into its Radeon RX 7000-series generation and we’ve still only got three (and a half) cards to show for it. With rumours of failed chips and…