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Samsung strike threat could tighten chip supply for gaming hardware
A looming worker strike at Samsung is raising concerns about chip production already winding down, which could ripple into the wider hardware supply chain. That matters for gaming PCs and consoles, where memory and storage availability can affect pricing and launch schedules .
AMD says FSR 4.1 is coming to RX 7000 in July, RX 6000 in 2027
AMD is preparing a broader rollout of FSR 4.1 support, with Radeon RX 7000 GPUs slated to receive it in July and RX 6000 cards later in 2027. If delivered as announced, the update would extend feature support to older hardware and improve upscaling options for more PC gamers .
Computex season begins with retro-themed ASUS ROG Crosshair 2006 X870E motherboard
Product launches tied to Computex are starting to appear, including ASUS’ retro-styled ROG Crosshair 2006 X870E motherboard. The release underscores how hardware makers are using the event to generate buzz with both new technology and nostalgia-driven designs .
Bambu Lab backlash grows after the 3D printer maker sparks customer anger
Bambu Lab is facing widespread criticism after a snafu that appears to have upset much of its user base. The incident highlights how quickly customer trust can erode in enthusiast hardware markets, especially when companies touch firmware, services, or ecosystem policies .
Nvidia reportedly preparing another RTX 5090 price hike
Nvidia is reportedly getting ready to raise the price of the RTX 5090 again. If confirmed, the move would add more pressure to an already expensive flagship GPU market and could further strain gamer demand .
GTA 6 pre-orders are reportedly set for May 18, with a new trailer also rumored
A major leak suggests Grand Theft Auto VI pre-orders may open on May 18, alongside rumors of another trailer. The chatter has also turned to multiple editions and possible early access, which would fit the increasingly premium model used for blockbuster game launches .
Fairmount Park Casino & Racing begins live table games in Illinois
Fairmount Park Casino & Racing in Collinsville is rolling out live table games, expanding its casino offering beyond earlier operations. The move is part of a broader local competition for gaming customers in the U.S. Midwest .
Bloomberry posts a Q1 loss as premium gaming revenue slips at Solaire
Bloomberry reported a US$2 million net loss in the first quarter as cost savings were not enough to offset softer premium gaming revenue at Solaire Resort Entertainment City. The result signals continued pressure in the Manila gaming market as operators face tighter competition and weaker segment performance .
Okada Manila parent warns competition in Manila gaming is intensifying
UEC, parent of Okada Manila, said competition among Manila gaming operators is now more intense, even as first-quarter IR revenue and profit declined. The company’s comments reflect a broader slowdown and tougher operating environment across the Philippine casino sector .
Philippines e-games weakness drags industry GGR down 16% in Q1
Lower e-games sector revenue helped push Philippine gaming industry gross gaming revenue down 16% to US$1.42 billion in the first quarter. The drop shows how quickly online and digital performance can influence national gaming totals .
Casino transformation at Resorts World Sentosa is underway
Resorts World Sentosa says a major transformation is in progress, while management pushed back on comparisons with Marina Bay Sands. The comments suggest Singapore’s resort-casino market is entering another phase of competitive reinvestment .
Gambling policy and market access topics remain active in Asia
Industry coverage from CDC Gaming highlights new market-access services for Macau and ongoing developments around major Asia gambling events. The pace of announcements suggests operators are positioning for continued expansion, regulatory shifts, and supplier activity across the region .