Latest articles, news and analysis in the Gaming category.
Logitech’s latest budget wireless headset ditches the boom mic in favor of a built-in beamforming design, aiming to make gaming audio practical for everyday use—though tradeoffs remain.
The combined sales of the original Switch and Switch 2 now surpass the Nintendo DS as Nintendo’s best-selling console ever, with first-party games driving demand—but rising costs may force a price adjustment.
A 64GB DDR5 kit running at 6000MT/s isn’t just a budget compromise—it’s a performance optimization for Ryzen 7 9800X3D systems. ADATA’s XPG LANCER RGB proves that speed isn’t everything when memory meets AMD’s infinite cache architecture.
John Carmack reflects on the hardware that defined Wolfenstein 3D—and how those same creative constraints now fuel his AI research. A look at the legacy of id Software’s foundational work and the evolution of computing power.
YouTuber Scott Manley has demonstrated the ZX Spectrum’s surprising precision in Kerbal Space Program, using its 1982-era hardware and Sinclair BASIC to execute a flawless Mun landing. The setup’s inefficiencies—bit-banging serial ports and a 19.2 kbit/s connection—haven’t stopped it from outperform...
The Nintendo Switch 2 has already outsold expectations with 17.3 million units sold in less than a year, while the original Switch secures its place as Nintendo’s all-time best-selling hardware. Financial results reveal explosive growth and a new era for the hybrid gaming platform.
ATK Gear has extended its Kickstarter campaign for the Yogo 75, a 75% low-profile mechanical keyboard featuring custom POM switches, Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz, and USB-C connectivity—now available in black, silver, and cream yellow with both silent and standard linear options.
February kicks off with a mix of long-awaited remakes, brutal survival sims, and chaotic co-op experiences—including Nioh 3, Resident Evil Requiem, and Edmund McMillen’s Mewgenics. Early access titles like PUBG Blindspot* and Killer Inn* also debut, offering tactical and horror-driven multiplayer ac...
The original Alone in the Dark* trilogy, a landmark in survival horror, is now free on GOG, offering a chance to experience the game that predated Resident Evil* by years—janky visuals and all.
The DRM-free game retailer has acknowledged a high-profile AI art blunder in its New Year sale banner, revealing internal struggles with generative tools amid limited resources. The incident highlights tensions between efficiency and creative integrity in indie-friendly digital distribution.
A cluster of Ryzen 9000 CPU failures—including the 9950X3D, 9800X3D, and even the budget 9600X—has emerged in the past 24 hours, with every case tied to ASRock motherboards. Users report sudden, unexplained shutdowns and debug LEDs, despite BIOS updates.
The WOLFBOX MF200 delivers professional-grade airflow for dust removal, with a removable battery and interchangeable attachments. At a discounted price of $85.49, it stands out among cheaper alternatives—though a $31.99 model also exists for cost-conscious users.
Intel’s latest desktop CPU, the Core Ultra 9 290K Plus, has surfaced in benchmark tests, delivering a significant 10% performance boost over its predecessor, the Core Ultra 9 285K. Early results suggest higher clock speeds and optimized efficiency, positioning it as the fastest consumer chip in Inte...
Austria’s highest court has issued a definitive ruling that EA Sports FC’s loot boxes and Ultimate Team packs do not qualify as gambling, marking a pivotal moment for game developers navigating global regulatory uncertainty. But with legal battles still unfolding and new bans emerging abroad, the in...
Larian’s publishing lead argues a modernized *Morrowind* with refined combat would be a commercial hit, but Bethesda’s hesitation raises questions about whether the game’s quirks are worth preserving—or if they’re holding it back. The debate over remakes forces a reckoning: Can classics be saved by...
Ten years after its release, Valve’s Steam Controller remains a divisive relic—clunky in design, awkward in use, yet undeniably ahead of its time. A fresh look at why it failed with players but succeeded in shaping the future of PC gaming.
TCL’s premium QM8K series is now dramatically cheaper, with the 65-inch model dipping below $1,000—a $1,500 discount. The 75-, 85-, and 98-inch variants also see steep cuts, making high-end 4K QLED TVs far more accessible for sports fans and gamers.
Solid-state drives degrade over time—but these adjustments can cut unnecessary wear, extend performance, and keep your storage running efficiently for years. Here’s what to change right now.
