Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent for many Christian traditions, but the internet does what it does best by irreverent memeing of the occasion. This religious holiday falls six weeks ...

Players might be interested to know how to fix DX12 FPS drops in Rainbow Six Siege. With the game’s recent transition to DirectX (DX12) exclusively, a lot of players have complained about ...

Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege was released in 2015 and has had a surprisingly long shelf-life as a live-service game. Now, coming up on its 10-year anniversary, Rainbow Six Siege is getting an ...

Ubisoft has officially announced that with the upcoming Y10S1 update, Rainbow Six Siege will discontinue support of DirectX 11 graphical API. The exclusive transition to DirectX 12 is part of the ...

The high-concept sci-fi horror film “Ash,” a hazy story about an amnesiac deep-space explorer who awakens to discover her entire crew was killed, is light on answers but heavy on style.

Ubisoft needs a win, and its hail mary game plan includes a big overhaul of Rainbow Six Siege. The shooter is entering its 10th year on the market with no sequel in sight, with the teams instead ...

Nearly a decade old, Rainbow Six Siege still remains one of the most exciting first-person shooters on the market. Regular content updates and the addition of new operators have helped keep Siege ...

A potential 6v6 mode may be in development for Rainbow Six Siege X, according to a leak. Siege X closed beta test servers are also rumored to be going live on March 13-19. Fans are awaiting the ...

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six franchise began in 1998 and has been a leading name in the first-person shooter genre since. The games differentiate themselves from most other shooters with their ...

In a new statement, Ubisoft explains that Rainbow Six Siege will soon move to a DirectX 12 API, but that 1.4% of the game’s PC community does not currently have access to hardware that supports ...

The roster of operators in Rainbow Six Siege is bigger than ever in 2025. Every time a new character is introduced, the meta shifts dramatically to counter their unique play-style and gadget.

Ubisoft’s biggest games — Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, and Rainbow Six — will be split off into a separate entity with a €1.16 billion ($1.3 billion) investment from Chinese tech giant ...