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Abdullah Waseem

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About Me

From my early childhood, I’ve been passionate about gaming. Years later, as a grown adult, nothing has changed. I’ve been devoted to gaming and then reading and writing about it for over 5 years now. I love to stay updated about all the recent trends and releases, ranging from AAA games to indie titles.

Position at Tech4Gamers

At T4G, my task is to cover the latest news around the gaming globe ASAP and with the utmost precision. I adore all the games and respect all the devs behind the amazing games that we get all year. So, whether it’s a PC or a Console game, I got it all covered. 

Tech Journey

My gaming and tech journey began back in the early 2000s. From the very first PlayStation to all the way to PS3 and then switching over to PC, I’ve had over 20 years of experience in gaming. I’m especially a fan of open-world games, with The Witcher 3 towering over them all in my books.

Current PC setup

Here is my current PC setup:

Pragmata Development Complete as Game Goes Gold

Pragmata development has finally come to an end as the game goes gold after multiple delays ahead of its April 17 release date.

PS6 to Feature 1TB SSD, No Disc Drive And Texture Compression to Keep Games Size Down

The PlayStation 6 and Xbox Helix are expected to launch in the next couple of years. PS6 is rumored to be coming with a 1TB SSD like the...

Marathon Reviews Divide Players — Scores Favorable Critics Reviews But A Negative User Score

Marathon reviews have divided the players: the game boasts a decent 81 score from critics, but the audience score is an underwhelming 5.7.

You Can’t Make Much Clever Little Games Like Expedition 33 Anymore Unless “You Please The Stock Market”, Says RPG Legend

A legendary RPG creator says that you can't make fun, clever games anymore, as you want to please the stock market, amid massive budgets.

Fans Uncover Code Veronica Hints Hidden in Resident Evil Requiem Amid Remake Rumors

Eagle-eyed fans have deciphered a couple of hints of Code Veronica Remake hidden neatly in Resident Evil Requiem amid rumors.

Crimson Desert Steam Reviews Have Now Turned “Very Positive” Following The Recent Patch

Crimson Desert Steam reviews have now turned very positive following the recent patches, after an initial mixed reception.

AMD Joins Intel in Massive CPU Price Hike: Ryzen Processors Set to Jump 15% Starting This April

A new report reveals that AMD CPUs are set to receive a massive 15% price hike from April, after Intel announced a 10% hike last week.

“Gabe’s Better At That Than You”: Valve Veteran Blasts Tim Sweeney Over 1,000 Epic Games Layoffs

A Valve veteran has blasted Tim Sweeney, calling him out for the recent 1,000 layoffs, saying that Gabe Newell is much better than him.

Starfield on PS5 Will Take Massive 140 GB Storage; PS5 Pro Enhancements Confirmed Ahead of April 7 Launch

Starfield will take up a huge 140 GB of storage on the PS5's SSD, along with being enhanced for the PS5 Pro with features like PSSR.

Sony Slips Behind as Oasis Takes Lead in Elden Ring Creators Kadokawa with 11.85% Stake

Oasis Management has become the biggest shareholder of FromSoft's parent company, Kadokawa, as it overtakes the number of shares Sony holds.

Saros Devs Dodge PC Port Question, Adding Further Fuel to Sony Skipping PC Ports

Upcoming PlayStation exclusive title, Saros' dev was asked if the game would come to PC, to which he neatly dodged the question.

A Jak And Daxter Remaster Was Pitched To Sony But The Idea Was Rejected

A Jak and Daxter remaster was pitched to Sony with complete side-by-side animation, but unfortunately, the idea was rejected.

Project Helix Won’t Be The End of Xbox Consoles As The Company Plans to Make More, Says Insider

A new report suggests that Project Helix won't be Microsoft's last Xbox console, as the company is committed to making more hardware.

Crimson Desert User Score Finally Turns Positive on Metacritic Following Recent Patches

The Crimson Desert user score has hit 8.3 on Metacritic and is finally turning positive after an initial shaky start with mixed reviews.

AMD FSR 4.1 Disappoints — No Noticeable Improvements, Limited to RX 9000 GPUs Only

AMD FSR 4.1 testing shows the upscaler isn't a significant upgrade, is still locked to RX 9000, and still lags behind DLSS in quality.
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