Latest articles, news and analysis in the Gaming category.
The new Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike mouse introduces adjustable click actuation and a 30ms latency reduction, making online gaming feel eerily close to LAN speeds—at a premium price.
Walmart’s entire lineup of Onn-branded 4K Google TV streaming devices—including the $29.88 Onn 4K Plus—are sold out online. Analysts point to Amazon’s crackdown on Fire TV sideloading as a key driver, leaving Google TV as the last viable alternative for power users.
The origins of Fallout 3’s iconic slow-motion combat system trace back to an unexpected source: a racing game’s destruction-focused mode. Creators reveal how a mix of turn-based roots and chaotic car wrecks shaped one of gaming’s most beloved mechanics.
The Razer Cobra HyperSpeed delivers premium gaming mouse features at a fraction of the cost, blending Razer's signature responsiveness with a compact design and thoughtful engineering. But is it enough to compete with pricier alternatives?
A DIY Arduino-powered console turns a simple fidget clicker into a functional gaming device with OLED display and six magnetic buttons—no high-end hardware required.
Rumors suggest Microsoft is consolidating its Game Pass offerings into a single subscription tier, merging PC and Xbox Game Pass Premium into one. The move could simplify access but raises questions about pricing and feature parity.
Microsoft’s latest beta build for Windows 11 introduces seven fresh Unicode emojis and hands-on webcam adjustments, signaling deeper integration with video call tools. Beta testers get the first look at features that could redefine digital communication.
Starting March, Discord will treat all users as teens unless they verify their age via facial scan or ID upload. The shift introduces blurred content, server restrictions, and an AI-driven ‘age inference’ system—raising questions about privacy and control over personal data.
Grasshopper Manufacture and Suda51’s *Romeo Is a Dead Man* flips the script on open-world fatigue with a hyper-focused, episode-driven structure—where every location feels like a set piece from a lost cyberpunk TV series, and the protagonist’s undead gimmick isn’t just a trope, but the foundation of...
The new SKILLER SGK55W from Sharkoon blends wireless flexibility with mechanical precision, featuring a rotary volume knob, PBT keycaps, and dual-mode operation—all at a competitive €74.90 price point.
The game that now stands as a pillar of modern RPG design was initially dismissed for its bugs and recycled mechanics. New insights reveal how Obsidian’s vision eventually won over critics—and why its choices now define the series.
The 24G4ZR and 27G4ZR bring esports-grade performance to budget gamers with 0.3 ms MPRT and overclocked 260 Hz refresh rates, challenging the notion that high-speed displays must cost a premium.
Logitech’s new G Pro X2 Superstrike leverages its Haptic Inductive Trigger System (HITS)—a technology so transformative the company accelerated development by repurposing the Superlight 2’s design. The result? A 60-gram mouse with industry-leading click responsiveness, but a production strategy that...
Edmund McMillen’s *Mewgenics* isn’t just a game with a long completion time—it’s a carefully constructed experience where every hour spent feels like uncovering another layer of a feline mystery. With **500+ hours** required for full completion, the question isn’t whether it’s too much, but how it’s...
A decade after *The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt* redefined RPG storytelling, a confirmed DLC in development could upend how studios approach post-launch content—turning nostalgia into a sustainable business model and proving that even legacy titles can drive innovation.
The 24G4ZR and 27G4ZR deliver 0.3ms MPRT and overclocked refresh rates at prices starting under $150, challenging the idea that premium performance requires premium pricing.
Wireless gaming headsets have evolved past their wired counterparts in nearly every way—except one critical flaw. The wrong wireless standard can still ruin your experience. Here’s how to avoid it.
Finnish studio Remedy Entertainment has appointed Jean-Charles Gaudechon as its new CEO, while its upcoming sequel CONTROL Resonant has already garnered strong early praise and a million-plus sales for the original series.
