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Hey folks,
Just a quick update on why there hasn’t been a written version of my previous Weekend Whammy. The plan was to transcribe my audio (with proper editing to make it work in written form) and post it up as a regular Weekend Whammy. Had I been smart I would have used some speech-to-text software while I was recording the episode to gave me a basic transcript to work from, but obviously I’m dumber than a brick with brain-damage.
Hey folks,
So, I don’t usually do updates like this but I just wanted to let you all know what is currently going on in the world of Wolf. Simply put, my computer is currently dead.
Last week it started acting up and then died completely. I won’t bore you with the symptoms, but suffice to say I went through a lot of potential solutions and then eventually stripped it down part by part in order to locate the fault. I narrowed it down to being either the motherboard, a MSI X370 Titanium, or the Ryzen 5 1600 CPU. Both aren’t even a year old, and neither is even fully paid for yet. I’m pretty sure it’s the motherboard at fault, although I can’t be completely certain. I think it’s the more likely option, though.
Micosoft have released an update that weighs in at just over 1GB which complete replaces the UI with a new, fresh look that promises to be quicker and easier to navigate than the previous one. If you turn on the console you should be promoted to update, but if not head to settings and there’ll…
Xbox One will be getting an update on November 12th that enables backwards compatibility with certain Xbox 360 games, an enticing prospect for those of us with extensive libraries of games. In anticipation Microsoft have released the list of games that will be compatible at the update’s launch, although more will be added in the…
Having been pulled from sale on Steam for four months and then finally re-released Batman: Arkham Knight on PC has been one hell of a farce from the very beginning, and now it seems that following a large amount of people still having problems with the game Warner Bros. are admitting defeat. Today the company…
The launch of Batman: Arkham Knight on PC was one of the biggest PR disasters in quite some. While the game ran well on consoles the PC version was plagued by problems, including being locked to 30fps, horrendous performance, low-resolution textures and much, much more. Following the game being pulled from sale on Steam until…
Following on from the disasterious launch of Batman: Arkham Knight, a game that was actually pretty damn good on console, Warner Bros. have announced via the game’s Steam that they’ll be launching an interim patch in August to hopefully tide player’s over until they can get the game working correctly and back on sale on…
The PC release of Batman: Arkham Knight has thus far been a darkly fascinating tale of stupidity, consumer victory and some more stupidity. In fact the game was in such a poor state, thanks to being developed by Iron Galaxy Studios, a company that usually works on console releases, that Warner Bros. made the unprecedented…
Although they once stated they were considering it, Bungie have confirmed in an interview with Game Informer that they currently have no plans to add matchmaking to Destiny’s raids, despite a large portion of their fanbase asking for it. Speaking in the latest issue of Game Informer, sadly only available to UK residents digitally, Luke…
Destiny’s massive Vault of Glass raid currently does not feature matchmaking and is designed for a full team of six players, leaving a lot of people unable to partake because their friends simply aren’t on at the right time or because they don’t know enough people still playing the game. Bungie’s reasoning behind the lack…
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