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  New GTA V Mod Adds Simulated Flock Cameras to Los Santos—And Yes, You Can Destroy Them

  Los Santos has always been a playground for high-speed chases and chaotic getaways, but a new single-player mod is bringing a slice of modern, real-world polici

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  No GTA 6 Cameo for Michael: Ned Luke Shuts Down Rumors and Defends Rockstar’s Graphics

  The wait for Grand Theft Auto VI has kept the gaming community's rumor mill spinning at maximum velocity, but one major piece of speculation has finally been pu

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  Virtual Diamonds Ignite: Steam Hubs Face Surge as Brookings Pulls Off 8th-Inning Miracle

  The virtual baseball simulation community on Steam just witnessed one of its most dramatic competitive moments of the year. During the climax of the Out of the

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  Smash the Surveillance: New GTA V Mod Lets Players Target Real-World 'Flock' Cameras

  For over a decade, Grand Theft Auto V has served as a digital mirror to modern American culture, parading our obsessions with technology, crime, and heavy-hande

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  Smashing the Surveillance State: This GTA V Mod Lets You Destroy Flock Cameras

  Los Santos has always served as a dark, satirical mirror of modern-day Southern California, complete with corrupt politicians, aggressive policing, and corporat

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  GTA V Players Are Now Hunting Down LSPD 'Flock' Cameras for Fast Cash

  Los Santos has always been a surveillance state, but Rockstar Games is finally giving players a direct financial incentive to fight back against the LSPD’s watc

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  Smash the State: New GTA V Mod Adds 235 Real-World "Flock" Cameras for Players to Destroy

  Grand Theft Auto V has always thrived on parodying the absurdities of modern society, but a new single-player mod is bringing a highly specific real-world frust

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  Smash the State: How to Find and Destroy Flock Cameras for Cash in GTA Online

  If you have been cruising the streets of Los Santos this week, you might have noticed some high-tech eyes in the sky that were not there before. Rockstar has qu

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  Steam Frame's New Color Passthrough Camera Upgrade Promises to Bridge the Gap to Mixed Reality

  Hardware modularity is quickly becoming the next major battleground for immersive gaming, and the Steam Frame is positioning itself right at the center of the s

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  STEAM VS. EMALS: How Trump’s Naval Fixation Became a Military Sim Gaming Obsession

  For years, political commentators have scratched their heads over Donald Trump’s recurring, highly specific rants about naval technology—specifically his intens

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  Why Take-Two’s CEO Is Dodging His Own Cameo in Grand Theft Auto VI

  When you run the parent company of the most anticipated video game in history, you might think a quick voiceover or a digital likeness in the background is a gi

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  Changing the Game: How Adaptive Hardware and Inclusive Design Became Industry Standards

  For decades, the video game industry operated under a quiet, exclusionary assumption of how a player interacts with a screen and a controller. A standard gamepa

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  How Blizzard Quietly Became Xbox's Top-Performing Studio

  When Microsoft finalized its historic $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard, industry analysts wondered which corner of the massive publisher would jus

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  Behind the Leak: How Blizzard Became Xbox's Top-Performing Studio

  A series of internal Microsoft email leaks has revealed a massive shift in Xbox's internal studio hierarchy, highlighting Blizzard Entertainment as the tech gia

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  Steam on the Quad: How Interactive Tech and Gaming are Inspiring the Next Generation of Developers

  The pipeline from playing video games to actually building them is often sparked by a single moment of hands-on inspiration. For thousands of students, that spa

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  Is Gaming on the Pixel 11 Really That Bad? We Tested 3 Demanding Games to Find Out

  For years, buying a Google Pixel phone meant accepting a compromise: you got a class-leading camera and clean software, but sustained gaming performance was not

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  Why the Death of the PlayStation "Disc Butt" Is a Bitter Victory for Console Design

  When Sony first revealed the PlayStation 5 in 2020, the console's asymmetrical bulge—affectionately dubbed the "disc butt" by the gaming community—became an ins

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  From UT Film Student to Texas Game Legend: The Lasting Legacy of Warren Spector

  The landscape of modern game design would look radically different without the influence of Austin, Texas. Long before the city became a major tech hub, a tight

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  Steam Deck LCD Battery Price Jumps to $180 on iFixit: What It Means for DIY Repairs

  If you have been holding onto your original 2022 Steam Deck LCD and noticed its battery life starting to slip, a DIY fix just became significantly more expensiv

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  Why Insomniac’s Marvel’s Wolverine on PS5 Finally Made Me Care About Logan

  For years, James "Logan" Howlett felt like a character stuck in a loop of 90s nostalgia and repetitive cinematic tropes. Between the endless cameos and formulai

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  SanDisk Releases Xbox Series Expansion Cards: More Options for Console Storage

  For years, Xbox Series X and Series S owners have had limited options when it came to expanding their high-speed internal storage. Seagate held a strict monopol

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  Ten Years Later, Assassin's Creed Unity is Finally Getting the Respect It Deserves

  Ten years ago today, Ubisoft released a game that became an instant internet meme for missing faces, game-breaking performance drops, and companion-app integrat