Latest articles, news and analysis in the Gaming category.
The new CHERRY XTRFY K33 offers tri-mode connectivity, a 1000 Hz polling rate, and a 75% layout—making it a versatile option for gamers who prioritize efficiency without sacrificing responsiveness.
The PlayStation 6 will launch with 24GB of GDDR6 RAM instead of the originally planned 32GB, marking a significant hardware reconfiguration that could influence how developers approach next-generation game development.
FromSoftware is targeting a July 10 release for its Elden Ring port on the Switch 2, focusing on resolving frame rate inconsistencies that have affected the original version since launch. The effort reflects broader challenges in optimizing high-demand games for next-generation hardware.
The developer behind Stellar Blade is rethinking its launch strategy for the sequel, moving away from exclusivity to a multiplatform approach aimed at broader global accessibility.
The gaming platform's premium subscription now bundles a limited version of Microsoft's game service, but console multiplayer and cloud streaming come with strict restrictions.
Valve is preparing to launch the Steam Machine with two storage options—512 GB and 2 TB—and hints at a possible PSU-less Steam Frame variant, aiming to avoid the scalping issues seen with the Steam Controller.
A fresh look at Star Fox 64, its confirmed specs, and how it fits into Nintendo’s long-term vision—without the hype.
The Xbox Game Pass Starter Edition, bundled with Discord Nitro, offers over 50 games but excludes online multiplayer for consoles. This collaboration aims to deliver a seamless gaming experience focused on single-player and local multiplayer titles.
Nintendo’s next-generation console may challenge its tradition of affordability with a more expensive, performance-driven design, testing whether players and creators will embrace a premium handheld experience.
A dual-band Wi-Fi 7 router now priced below $100 challenges the assumption that next-gen wireless tech requires deep pockets. Its combination of performance and affordability could accelerate adoption for home users and small offices alike.
Two new handheld gaming consoles, THEC64 and The Spectrum, aim to recreate the experience of classic home computers in a portable form. With built-in games, customizable controls, and support for additional content via microSD, these devices blend nostalgia with modern convenience.
Acer's new 27-inch OLED gaming monitor, priced at just $350, challenges the long-held belief that high-performance OLED displays must cost over $400. With 144Hz refresh rates and G-Sync compatibility, it raises questions about whether this is a turning point for affordable OLED adoption or if the ma...
The Stellar Blade 2 introduces a 16-core processor at 3.8 GHz and 24 GB GDDR7 RAM, delivering unmatched performance while prioritizing efficiency. Its launch forces organizations to weigh upgrade costs against long-term benefits.
A recent enforcement action by Microsoft imposes near-permanent hardware restrictions on individuals and entities involved in leaking early access to Forza Horizon 6, setting a precedent for digital property protection.
A new entry in the Gears series is set to land between Halo and Fable on Xbox, with a potential September release window. The involvement of WWE adds intrigue to what could be a major milestone for Microsoft's gaming ecosystem.
A new queue system for the upcoming Steam Machines aims to stabilize prices but introduces uncertainty around timing and cost, as Valve seeks to curb scalper activity during the launch window.
The latest patch introduces bears, tigers, and raptors as rideable companions, adding strategic depth to combat and exploration while preserving the game’s core survival mechanics.
CAPCOM has outlined an aggressive development strategy, revealing multiple high-profile titles in various stages of production. This includes a modernized version of Devil May Cry and the full-scale revival of Resident Evil, reflecting the company's push for technical innovation amid industry-wide s...
