Summer Games Fest—Geoff Keighley’s E3 replacement—brought a plethora of exciting game announcements across its various showcases, even if the main show was pretty ho-hum. Here’s a list of the reveals that defined this year’s show.
I'm in two minds about the Alienware 34 240Hz QD-OLED (AW3425DW). It’s another excellent refresh to the brand’s line of curved ultrawide monitors, which ultimately matters most. But, as someone who uses the previous iteration daily, it plays things too safe to be particularly exciting.
Do you need the luxury of a $160 mouse? No, not at all. But would that luxury make your PC gaming way more enjoyable, enough so that the cost is justified? If the Razer Viper V3 Pro has anything to say about it, the answer is a resounding yes.
Wired mice are performant and affordable, but the trade-off of a tether has always been a deal-breaker for me. However, the HyperX Pulsefire Saga has me reconsidering this stance, and not only because of its innovative modular design.
TVs are no longer the plug-and-play devices they once were. Even the cheapest options have smart features, most notably streaming service apps. However, they also come bundled with pesky ads and security concerns. This has left many to yearn for simpler times, but is dumber really better?
A great Chromebook results from a balance of compromises. This can be thrown off by the likes of the Acer Chromebook Plus 516 (CB516-1H), which offers deluxe features like a 16-inch screen and 96% keyboard at a wallet-friendly price. Unfortunately, it missed its mark due to a few design mishaps.
It feels strange to say, but there’s no JRPG series more popular than Pokémon. While often omitted from genre discourse, this byproduct of its nascent years would go on to help revitalize JRPGs during their dark era of mainstream irrelevancy.
Since the quality of a mouse can make or break the PC gaming experience, the budget market has to ride a fine line between making the right sacrifices without feeling cheap. The HyperX Pulsefire Fuse is a prime example of the wrong concessions being made.
8BitDo has a history of offering the best value-for-money controllers on the market, with its flagship Ultimate line standing at the apex of this philosophy. However, with the Ultimate 2 Wireless Controller, the company has truly outdone itself, so much so that it’s borderline excessive.
The absence of any money talk during the Switch 2 Direct ended up backfiring on Nintendo as it caused the rampant spread of misinformation. It’s possible you’ve unknowingly come across some of this yourself. Here are the facts about the Switch 2’s pricing, cartridges, and compatibilities.
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