If you loved flash games, then you might remember a few that ended up on the bigger consoles. Interestingly, this happened more often than people know, and many of our favorite games started out in this nostalgic format. In fact, some of the best games are just bigger and better versions of their flash counterparts.

At their core, crossovers in video games are genuinely exciting. Taking two well-known entities and mashing them together is an idea that works in just about every media. Most of the time, these crossovers bring a completely unique experience for both sides, letting the player see something completely new for some of their favorite characters. A good crossover takes all joining parties and lets them be at their best. Whatever the circumstance, here are the crossover games that stick out to us the most.

Microsoft has changed its earlier decision about supporting Microsoft 365 apps on Windows 10. Originally, security updates for apps like Outlook, Teams, OneDrive, Word, and Excel were supposed to stop on October 14, 2025. Now, these updates will continue on Windows 10 for a few more years.

The upcoming Linux kernel release, version 6.15, will be arriving in the next month or so, and I'm already seeing previews of what to expect. One of them is recently merged support for several gaming controllers and laptop touchpads.

Are you running Kubuntu Linux or another distro that uses the KDE Plasma desktop environment? Then you're missing out if you aren't taking advantage of a little search bar called KRunner.

You've probably heard that Linux distros lack a lot of Windows functionality. That can be more or less true, but I'd argue that some of that functionality Linux is better off never adopting or imitating.

Bose’s Ultra Open Earbuds are now on sale for 30% off. This great deal lowers the price by $90, letting you buy the headphones for $209.00 on Amazon. That is much better than the usual price of $299.00 on the site.

JBL’s Xtreme 4 portable Bluetooth speaker is getting a big discount of 34%. You can get this powerful speaker, which usually sells for $380, for just $249.95 on Amazon. That’s a huge $130 discount and the lowest price it has ever been on Amazon.

The relationship between Electronic Arts and Xbox Game Pass has grown from a cautious partnership to a deep level of cooperation. This has helped both companies, and there doesn’t seem to be an end in sight. EA has been able to leverage Game Pass in a way that more publishers should pay attention to, and it's even been of benefit to gamers themselves.

The long-awaited Nintendo Switch 2 might not stay at its current price, based on recent comments from Nintendo President Shuntaro Furukawa. While the company is working hard to make sure the new console does well in the market, there is a real chance that the price could change as trade wars continue.

Google is using its artificial intelligence, Gemini Nano, to fight online scams more effectively. The AI is changing how the Chrome browser, Android devices, and Google Search detects and stops fraudulent activity in real time.

Razer has introduced two new products, the Razer Basilisk Mobile gaming mouse and the Razer Joro gaming keyboard, to its lineup. These two accessories are great for gaming wirelessly.

Google got a bit ahead of itself and accidentally published a blog post about the massive upcoming Android redesign. It looks fresh, modern, and playful—perfect for the current design trends. But there's a big problem: will enough people actually get to see it?

Samsung is preparing to introduce its next-generation flagship smartphone. The company has announced a Virtual Unpacked event set for Monday, May 12, at 8 PM ET, where it will reveal the highly anticipated Galaxy S25 Edge.

Home Assistant has reached a significant milestone of two million active installations worldwide, right as Home Assistant 2025.5 is starting to roll out. This is a major update that has a lot of improvements to make usage easier.

A federal appeals court has firmly supported Microsoft, and agrees with a lower court's decision to let the company keep its $69 billion purchase of Activision Blizzard. The ruling was unanimous and made by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

If you're a techie like me, you've probably had a lot of phones over the years. Each one is a little snapshot of a specific time in your life. But some phones stand above the rest, and I've gone through my personal archives to find which one is at the top.

The increasing cost of video games has been a steady trend over many years. While we could go ahead and blame Nintendo or Microsoft for raising prices, this is something that has to happen over time. Price increases are caused by a mix of economic factors and changing consumer expectations. Fortunately, you have options to keep costs down.

A recent Digital Foundry podcast addressed a long-running debate over the Unreal Engine. There is an argument over whether Unreal Engine ini mods actually improve game performance, especially the stuttering problems in the Oblivion Remastered edition.