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The remakes should be part of the Remaster pack on steam, and run fine on Win11. I note the originals had problems as far back as...

Yeah, all corridor shooters now with bland and generic enemies. It's why those early games you mentioned hold up so well even today.

The first two (Tiberium Dawn and Red Alert) both got modern HD remakes two years ago. And the old DOS versions run fine through Dosbox...

"Corporate acquisitions are good for business." You see why the rise of these mega-studios is HORRID for the industry as a whole. At...

Whether you agree that DEI is good or bad, allowing the president to set individual companies’ hiring policies is setting a dangerous...

As someone who worked for broadcom for 5 years .. no they would not. they would do what they always do, kill the best talent, drive off...

I think GPUs are now where CPUs are: At the point where 10% increases are what you expect generation to generation.

I'm assuming this is a manufacturing defect that is making those ROPs unusable, as opposed to them being not there?

*This* is where AI shines: Taking large complex datasets and finding all the possible ways you can get to a given result. It's *really*...

I remember the Phenom argument: "Core 2 Quad is just two Core 2's stitched together; Phenom is a TRUE Quad Core and therefore better!"...

I brought AMD back when it was $1.68. I thought I was a genius selling at $15, lol. But yes, find good companies near the bottom of...

Register usage isn't a concern in 99.9% of all circumstances; it's rare for anyone to be doing work in pure assembly anymore (barring...

There's a number of reasons. The simplest is performance; doing those checks is not trivial, and tends to grow more expensive the...

Because technology != product. And turning the first into the second takes tens of Billions of dollars.

As a note: When this was first detected the odds of impact were about 1 in 90. This is really the first case where the odds of impact...