Sega announced today that the strategy-RPG Valkyria Chronicles 4, "a coming-of-age story in a time of war" featuring an all-new cast of characters, will be out on September 25. The new game will follow the adventures of the Federation's Squad E as they fight a desperate battle against the enemy, the elements, and the god-like Valkyria. 

Fortnite just can't seem to get its shopping carts to work. After being disabled a few days ago due to bugs, they returned this morning only to be disabled again less than two hours later, again "due to ongoing issues." Those issues probably have something to do with a bug that can clip you through the map when you dismount a shopping cart. Sometimes this bug just kills you, but as this YouTube clip from A4 shows, some players have been using the bug to get cheap wins:

The iOS version of Fortnite turned out to be a lot better than we expected, even before it was released to the public at large. It is also, according to analysis firm Sensor Tower, a massive financial success for Epic. The site said that the game needed just 90 days to pull in $100 million in revenues, making it one of the most successful mobile games to come along in years—and putting it far ahead of PUBG. 

Remember Scrolls, Mojang's strategy card game which was hit by a lawsuit from Bethesda? Mojang ended development on the CCG in 2015, but its servers managed to hang on until February of this year. When it finally pulled the plug, Mojang said it hoped to release the game to the public with a modified client that would support user-run servers. Today, the studio did exactly that.

Every so often, Logitech's Z906 speaker system dips to $199.99 on Amazon, which is half off its list price. Now is one of those times. If you're looking to upgrade your tinny speakers that you picked up on clearance for a few bucks, this will do it.

The word on the street, courtesy of the Steam Database Twitter account, is that the legendary Steam Summer Sale will start—gasp!—tomorrow.   

Raja Koduri, the former graphics boss at AMD who spearheaded the launch of Vega, is still assembling a team at Intel where he now works. His mission is similar—to release discrete GPUs and bolster Intel's graphics business. To help do that, he is bringing on board Tom Forsyth, a familiar face in Santa Clara.

While you or I still can't view the Cyberpunk 2077 gameplay demonstration shown behind closed doors at E3 2018, we can now listen to it, as the full audio of the presentation has leaked.

The season of summer sales is upon us: GOG's recently wrapped up, Steam's hasn't quite started yet, and in that narrow space between, indie platform Itch.io has kicked off a seasonal deal-fest of its own. 

AMD has already confirmed that it's releasing a second generation Ryzen Threadripper processor with 32 cores and 64 threads, and that it will arrive sometime in Q3. What we don't know are the exact specs or the product name. Certain details will have to wait, though in the meantime, the unreleased part has seemingly reared its pretty head at HKEPC.