I had one too. Replaced it with an external usb c m.2 enclosure and a Samsung drive. Works great.

I actually cracked open the WD enclosure just out of curiosity. It didn’t seem to have any method to dissipate heat. The new enclosure is all aluminum and has thermal pads so the whole thing is a heat sink.

I wouldn’t be surprised if if the failures come down to overheating.

This game made me weirdly motion sick. I don’t generally get motion sick in real life and the only time I’ve experienced in games is VR.

I’m also really liking it so far. Probably would have never tried remnant 1, but got it for free from PS plus. So far I think my favorite part is the exploration and puzzle aspects. It’s been great to get on the mic with some good friends and ask “is it open now?” “No?” (Pull lever) “how about now?”. And while the story isn’t particularly cohesive, it is at least interesting. I look forward to seeing what builds we an create.

+1 for Remnant 2. The first one was a sleeper hit for me and my friends. I don’t believe they have stated what crossplay will be like yet though.

Regardless of whether or not the game actually requires an ssd, this is kinda of a silly article. Just because minimum specs don’t require an ssd doesn’t mean it wasn’t required to deliver the PS5 experience. There could be loading screens for all we know. Also equating the fact the the author was able to run the game on “the slowest ssd that’s ps5 compatible” seems disingenuous when it’s still 40ish times faster than a traditional hdd.

Dark Forces 2: Jedi Knight

Comcast is truly the worst of the major ISPs.

At least the delay announcement was cute

As much as I dislike them the gun audio on both the 2019+ call of duty modern warfare games is very well done.