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Games
Feb 26, 2026WCCF Tech
RE Requiem: Ryzen 7 9850X3D Dominates FPS, But There's A Catch!
RE Requiem: Ryzen 7 9850X3D Dominates FPS, But There's A Catch! The fastest gaming CPU can deliver much higher FPS than any Intel CPU in the latest Resident Evil title, but percentile FPS show a different story. AMD
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Tech
Feb 26, 2026Fossbytes
How to Get Hints & Answers for Contexto Today: February 26 - Master
Word-guessing games have recently seen an explosion in popularity, proving to be both entertaining and beneficial for vocabulary improvement. While many of these games, like Wordle, might be a bit too straightforward
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Gadgets
Feb 22, 2026Engadget
Stop Killing Games Campaign Establishes EU and US NGOs
The Stop Killing Games campaign is establishing NGOs in the EU and US to combat publishers discontinuing support for purchased video games. Creator Ross Scott expressed confidence in their success, aiming to codify their petition into EU law and set up systems for reporting publishers. This formalization follows the campaign's strong reaction to Ubisoft's delisting of _The Crew_ and a petition gaining over a million signatures.
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Regional
Feb 22, 2026GeekWire
Xbox Leadership Shifts: Spencer Retires, Sharma Named Gaming CEO
Xbox Chief Phil Spencer Retires; Asha Sharma Named New Gaming CEO Redmond, WA – February 20, 2026 – Microsoft's gaming division is undergoing a significant leadership transition as Phil Spencer, the long-serving head of
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Gadgets
Feb 21, 2026Engadget
gadgets: Tunic publisher claims TikTok ran 'racist, sexist' AI ads
Indie game publisher Finji accuses TikTok of using generative AI to create "racist, sexualized" ads for its games without permission, despite Finji disabling AI features. One ad for 'Usual June' reportedly depicted a character drastically altered from its original design. TikTok initially denied, then acknowledged the issue, citing an unselected "catalog ads format." Finji's CEO expressed disappointment over TikTok's unresolved response and potential brand harm.
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