When someone says they don’t enjoy role-playing games, it’s hard to blame them. Between statistics, keeping track of abilities, long-sprawling stories often with similar medieval settings, they can appear tedious. Who has time for that these days?

We love our furry friends, but cleaning up after them can feel like a full-time job. The shedding fur, sticky trails of drool, and debris that get dragged into the house are an ongoing concern. And when soggy springtime hits, the floors are suddenly covered in a trail of messy paw prints, amping up the cleaning requirements even more.

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.

Xbox, the youngest of the extant major console brands, has been having a rough time over the past few years, with flagging sales and lackluster content starting with the Xbox One and dipping even further into the doldrums with the Xbox Series consoles.

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.

There was a time when I had no idea how a co-op horror game would work or how you could make a co-op game that’s actually scary. I always imagined that even the scariest games would lose their effect the second one of my friends would clown around and t-bag the monster chasing us.

Samsung has officially revealed its super-thin flagship phone for 2025: the Galaxy S25 Edge. It’s available to order starting today, but as you might expect, Samsung had to make a few compromises to achieve the super-slim design.

Anthology shows combine the brevity of TV series episodes with the variety of movies, and you never know what the next episode will bring! I've always loved shows like The Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits, but today might actually be the golden age of TV anthologies.

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.

Chromebooks were designed to be cheap education machines, or lightweight and affordable portable work laptops. They were never meant to replace general-purpose laptops, or personal computers in general, which includes the entertainment functions of most devices.

Need more speed? Kingston just introduced the FURY Renegade G5 SSD, a super-fast PCIe 5.0 NVMe drive designed for gamers, video editors, and software developers.

You don't need to drop your hard-earned cash on a Creative Cloud subscription just to enjoy Photoshop's Firefly features. Let me show how you can cobble together a free DIY solution that's just as powerful. Plus, you can use it even on a potato PC because it runs in the cloud.

Eclipsa Audio promises to democratize spatial audio technology with its open-source and royalty-free approach. But how does it work, and what differentiates it from popular surround sound formats such as Dolby Atmos and DTS:X?

If you're gearing up to travel this summer or want to clean up your desk with a better charging system, we have you covered. The Anker 525 (7-in-1) charging station can charge phones and power laptops, has USB-C and AC outlets, doubles as an extension cord, and is on sale for just $30.

As home theater technology evolves, your video receiver may still include a few ports that feel like relics. Once essential for connecting devices like VCRs and early DVD players, many ports are now outdated and have been replaced by more modern wiring.

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.

Classic movies are a great source of familiar comfort. There’s nothing like returning to an old classic or getting lost in a bygone era. But where exactly do you go for those movies?

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.

There's nothing like shooting up some baddies with friends. The feeling of going shoulder to shoulder with your pals as you mow down swarms of zombies, mutants, aliens, and bugs is unparalleled. Whether you want to play something easy and casual or hardcore and a test of your skills, co-op shooters cater to pretty much all play styles.