I have two PCs running older GPUs (RTX 3080 and Radeon 7900XT) and they still feel like more than enough power for modern gaming. Even without AI causing price hikes, I still think recent hardware is more than capable enough especially if games are optimized better.
Xbox is reportedly planning for their next console to release in late 2028.
Microsoft is internally projecting that the console could cost consumers between $1,200 and $1,800, unless they decide to subsidize the cost.
(Source: fortune.com/2026/10/20/the-n…)
I mean the looong AAAA game development cycle is already so unsustainable offering dubious meaningful improvements to players, I don't think the answer is to give studios even more powerful hardware they have to develop for (and continue not to utilize properly at your expense.)
Beyond sad I won’t any more work from @kezka108 — he was one of my favorite artists online. Do yourself a favor and browse his media tab to see an artist sharing his love for music, vinyl records, and record store culture. Wonderful body of work to take in.
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Just want to express a huge thank you to anyone that watches and enjoys the pilot for Gameoverse!
the secret power of wacom's expensive cintiq pro stands is that you can hang the tablet over the edge of your desk to get a very comfortable drafting-table angle, or stand it up and use it standing. I haven't had body/neck pain in years since using my cintiq this way.
Not that procreate is the worst app or anything, but to be real one of the problems it faces that I constantly hear from other artists is “oh yeah I’ve tried procreate but couldn’t get into it. Why does it **feel** so weird??”
Actually if Procreate had a “direct/pure” option to globally disable all streamline stabilization and prioritize critical pen accuracy, this would solve a huge issue for many artists who couldn’t get into procreate’s feel.