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ARC Raiders players have a new enemy to deal with, and you'll need to do so to get Vaporizer Regulators for your inventory. Of course, you'll get them by damaging and destroying Vaporizers. However, this is an incredibly strong ARC to deal with, so let's look at what the best strategy is. Table of contents How to get Vaporizer Regulators in ARC Raiders How to destroy a Vaporizer in ARC Raiders How to use Vaporizer Regulators in ARC Raiders How to get Vaporizer Regulators in ARC Raiders The best way to get the Regulators is by destroying Vaporizers. The Regulators appear to be guaranteed drops from Vaporizer salvage unless someone else has already looted it. You can only find a Vaporizer during the Close Scrutiny map condition (as of writing). Image via Embark If you're still having trouble, you can always try to find an Assessor for guaranteed spawns. How to destroy a Vaporizer in ARC Raiders So you have found a Vaporizer, which is great. If you try t...

Ever since June 2025, and especially after last September, RAM prices have soared and reached levels no one could have anticipated. Following the GPU crisis of 2020, as well as subsequent supply line issues caused by COVID, we thought we were in the clear, but then a new technology decided it wanted all the resources for itself. But now, the tide might be turning as AI-obsessed memory producers have been experiencing stock dumps that have already started to affect RAM prices positively. Following OpenAI's woes with securing funding for some of its projects after Disney backed out of funding Sora, which was then shuttered ( thanks Yahoo Finance ), concern grew over whether the company would even need, or have the means to, secure as much memory stock as it previously ate up. Sam Altman's venture has been the driving force behind AI development and was the biggest customer for undiced wafers, but is now losing ground to competitors like Anthropic, potentially impacting its ne...

The monsters of Lethal Company are certainly getting stranger, and the latest addition, the Backwater Gunkfish, proves just that. This aquatic little guy has found himself on dry land and wants nothing to do with humans. Here is how to deal with the Backwater Gunkfish in Lethal Company v80 . Table of contents Where to find the Backwater Gunkfish in Lethal Company Backwater Gunkfish behavior Solutions when dealing with Backwater Gunkfish in Lethal Company Where to find the Backwater Gunkfish in Lethal Company Screenshot by Destructoid The Backwater Gunkfish commonly appears on forest moons (Adamance, March, and Vow). It lives exclusively inside the facilities and is not limited to one interior, but I have found it most commonly in the Factory and Mineshaft. I have run across a Backwater Gunkfish as often as the Hoarding Bugs. The Gunkfish has a Sting Ray-like appearance with a green and yellow color against its scales and gills. Out of all the v80 monsters, the Gunkfis...

Cooking Simulator 2 Better Together is coming soon to PC and consoles, and you can begin your culinary journey with your buddy in shared adventures. The kitchen is heating up, as you're no longer on your own. But first, let's look at when the launch goes live so that you and your buddy can jump in at the first minute. Table of contents Cooking Simulator 2 Better Together release countdown What to expect from Cooking Simulator 2 Better Together Cooking Simulator 2 Better Together release countdown Cooking Simulator 2 Better Together goes live globally on Tuesday, March 31 . The following countdown will expire once the game goes live. [hurrytimer id="1198255"] The countdown is based on the following times. 8am PT 10am CT 11am ET 4pm UTC 5pm CET These times are based on the information available on SteamDB. Any changes made at the last moment will be updated in this guide. What to expect from Cooking Simulator 2 Better Together Cooking Simulato...

No matter what you think of the coverage, you have to tip your cap to journalists working at the largest publications in the world. At the very least, their secondary skills have to be top-notch. From quick research to fast typing, to the patience of a saint needed to conduct a phone interview, or just masters of multitasking—there's no way they are just like the rest of us, right? Then I read an article about the typing skills of the average New York Times journo earlier this week, and my world was rocked. They are slower than you'd think "The average speed among the participating Times journalists was about 80 words per minute — double the average typing speed in the United States, according to the American Society of Administrative Professionals," reads the key insight of the article. Okay, very funny, give me the actual number. Wait, what, really? I'm not even sure where to start. 40 WPM being the average in the US was already a shocking insight to me...

Though Xbox was no stranger to breaking Game Pass into as many tiers as possible prior to Asha Sharma's ascension as chief executive, it would appear that the company under her direction wants to introduce yet another tier, one that only contains older first-party Microsoft titles. As per Eurogamer ( via Windows Central ), datamining has shown that Xbox could be preparing to release an additional Game Pass tier, one that is far removed from all the others currently on offer. It would only give you access to first-party Microsoft games, not including day-one releases, but older ones whose prime selling points have passed. According to dataminer redphx , who discovered this new Game Pass tier codenamed "TRION," it would include games such as Doom: Eternal , Dishonored 2 , Hellblade (the first one), State of Decay 2 , among others, but would also let you play live-service titles like Elder Scrolls Online as part of the package. https://twitter.com/redphx/status/2037...

AI is slowly crawling over the gaming industry, aiming first at those areas of game development that are "easiest" to replace, or rather, those where AI can produce results that would be "good enough" to a corporate suit and much cheaper than hiring an actual human to perform heavily contextualized work. And while I expected this to happen sooner rather than later, I never thought I'd see studios that have built up a lot of goodwill and reputation in the industry be the first ones to jump on this horrible wagon. In a Reddit post verified by moderators, a former employee of Warhorse Studios, the developers of the Kingdom Come: Deliverance games, alleged they were made "obsolete" in their role as a translator as the company aims to replace all localization work with artificial intelligence. "Yesterday, March 27th, 2026, with no forewarning, I was invited to a meeting and promptly told that, in an effort to 'make the company more effective...