If you haven't read the Mistborn books, it's hard to call yourself up to date on modern fantasy. While author Brandon Sanderson's characters don't particularly engage me, his worldbuilding and magic systems are sublime. I dare anyone to come up with a more exciting school of magic than Allomancy, and to twist it in more creative ways than Sanderson can and does. What's more, it's perfect for a videogame. So perfect, in fact, that Sanderson himself is in talks to turn his 1.2 million-word series into an interactive adventure.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Fantasy titan Brandon Sanderson "talking to triple-A developers" to develop Mistborn videogame, and it could be my dream RPG

While every game developer hopes for a peaceful, drama-free Christmas period, such a luxury wasn't afforded to Ubisoft last week. A huge breach of Rainbow Six Siege X saw hackers bestow players with mountains of in-game currency, which resulted in Ubi taking the game offline, performing a server rollback, and keeping its marketplace locked down before returning things to some kind of normality more than a day later. However, just a week on, it appears that Siege has been targeted again. While not as broad an issue this time around, it's just as concerning and embarrassing. Streamers are being issued messages notifying them of in-game bans for harassment, and the 67-day duration appears to be a nod to the now infamous 6-7 meme.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Rainbow Six Siege X seemingly compromised again as players hit with brain rot-inspired 67-day 'bans'

Gaming glasses aren't a new concept, with variations on AR, VR, and "big screen in front of your eyes" glasses having been around for a while. However, Asus is now stepping into the arena with the Asus ROG Xreal R1 AR, and doing so with a world-first, according to a new leak. Partnering with Xreal, it's bringing to market the first 240Hz gaming glasses, which it claims will deliver the equivalent of a 171-inch screen (viewed from four meters away) for a vision-filling display you can keep in your pocket... or on your face. The Asus ROG Xreal R1 AR are a variation on Xreal's established range of AR glasses that already provide a big screen view in surprisingly compact, normal-looking glasses. However, Asus being Asus, it has amped up the gamer credentials with a higher refresh rate and a typically aggressive Asus ROG aesthetic.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Asus' leaked new gaming glasses let you carry a 171-inch, 240Hz display in your pocket

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