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Corsair 1000D Mega-Build Update 4: Machining the Rear Panel

With the interior gutted, it's time to start making the custom panels, starting with the back!

17-8-18 // 12:57p.m.

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Arm releases client CPU roadmap

Goes gunning for Intel.

17-8-18 // 11:52a.m.

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Nvidia boasts of record second quarter revenue

Investors not impressed.

17-8-18 // 11:23a.m.

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HTC adds Oculus Rift support to Viveport

Aims to tempt developers.

17-8-18 // 11:10a.m.

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Review Layers of Fear Review

Layers of Fear is a smart yet shallow first-person horror.

19-2-16 // 10:45a.m.

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Review SOMA Review

Rick delves beneath the surface of Frictional's latest horror game.

22-9-15 // 11:20a.m.

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Amnesia reaps production costs tenfold

Nearly two years after its launch, Amnesia: The Dark Descent is selling 10,000 copies a month and has made ten times the amount it cost to create.

12-9-12 // 7:51a.m.

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Review The Making of Frictional Games

We profile Frictional Games and hear about the difficulties of dealing with dodgy journalists.

21-10-10 // 7:22a.m.

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Review Amnesia: The Dark Descent Review

Joe's been scared senseless by Frictional Games' latest game. Find out why in our review.

9-9-10 // 12:38p.m.

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Amnesia: The Dark Descent Hands-on Preview

Summer is here, so what better time to lock yourself in a dark room with a scary game?

23-6-10 // 10:49a.m.

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Review Penumbra: Black Plague

The Penumbra series gained fame as an accomplished indie effort, but has grown into a professional game of astonishing depth and detail. Now, as the series draws to a close in this final mini-epic, we take a look at Black Plague and see if it can go out with a bang.

20-2-08 // 8:02a.m.

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