Author: Jianzen Deananeas

An internationally recognized journalist with a deep interest in the latest and greatest technology. He also (sometimes) plays games to check if his PC can run them at the highest settings

Last December 13, DJI and Li Auto took to the mountains of Antipolo to showcase the capabilities of their latest innovations through a workshop, highlighting the ways in which their devices and vehicles can be utilized in an outdoor setting. At Camp Morri, a group of people came together to witness and experience the ‘Road to Creation,’ a content creation and outdoor workshop that persevered despite the unpredictable weather. I had the opportunity to experience these innovations firsthand, and I left with something that lasts, and it’s the abilities of both the vehicles Li Auto showcased and the versatility of…

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Longtime TGA host Geoff Keighley speedran a few of this year’s categories, making the award show feel more like an announcement montage rather than an award show. This year’s surprise hit, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 nearly swept the award show bagging the most coveted Game of the Year award, including a few others with Best Narrative, Best RPG, and Best Game Direction to name a few. Also from Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Jennifer English who lent her voice for Maelle, won Best Performance against costars Ben Starr, Charlie Cox and Troy Baker. Arc Raiders, another surprise hit, won Best Multiplayer…

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Hold on to your beloved PS4s, as spring 2026 may mark the beginning of the end for the console, as game developers start to withdraw support for their games on the platform next year. Last August, ‘Genshin Impact’ developers miHoYo announced the complete discontinuation of their support of the game next year, following the removal of the game from PlayStation Store last November. miHoYo stated in their formal announcement that they will begin to remove in-game purchases for Genshin Impact on February 25, 2025. The Chinese game developers will also terminate their support for the game on April 8, 2026.…

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AI has recently been at the forefront of many controversies since its rise in the past few years. From the looming threat that AI poses to many jobs worldwide, to the recorded environmental damage that the United Nations has already acknowledged. So, what did AI do this time?… Last month, the AI rush led to a massive surge in demand for computing hardware, particularly Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM) components, including RAM sticks, SSDs, and onboard video memory used for playing video games. Due to this demand, memory supplies are being depleted as their dwindling supplies are being relegated to…

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