Latest articles, news and analysis in the Gaming category.
A deep dive into the Tomb Raider series' next chapter, its confirmed 2026 release window, and why its technical foundation matters for enterprise buyers.
Nintendo raises the Switch 2 starting price to $350, signaling a shift toward higher-end hardware and longer product lifecycles.
The Nintendo Switch 2 introduces a significant leap in performance, particularly in power efficiency. Gamers will notice the difference in how heat is managed during extended play sessions.
ASUS reveals its latest Republic of Gamers hardware, including new GPUs and AI-driven utilities, targeting data workloads and efficiency without sacrificing performance. A closer look at what’s improved—and where buyers should proceed with caution.
ASUS launches two premium gaming monitors: the Strix OLED XG34WCDMS with a 34-inch WQHD+ display and the Strix XG129C, a 129-inch commercial-grade monitor featuring Mini-LED technology. Both feature high refresh rates, low input lag, and advanced connectivity options tailored for professional and co...
Corsair reports a significant increase in net profit for Q1 2026, driven by strong demand and operational efficiency. The company also highlights its commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction.
Nacon's decision to dismantle its Big Bad Wolf platform underscores a significant consolidation in mobile gaming, forcing indie developers to rethink their strategies and adapt to a more centralized market structure.
The latest Nacon Connect showcase highlights a significant shift toward cross-platform compatibility, aiming to solidify its position in the competitive gaming ecosystem while addressing long-standing adoption challenges for small businesses. Key technical details and strategic updates signal a pote...
A bold new Gothic horror game from Cyanide Studio is poised to merge classic Dracula lore with deep puzzle mechanics, promising a cerebral challenge unlike any other. If it arrives in 2027, this project may force the industry to rethink how narrative and problem-solving intersect in gaming.
Valve’s Steam Controller launch has exposed tensions between supply, demand, and developer support, forcing a shift to pre-orders and queue-based distribution.
The LG 42WP95C-W, a 42-inch OLED gaming monitor, is currently available at a significant discount. This article explores the key features and specifications of this high-end display, including its resolution, refresh rate, and connectivity options.
NVIDIA's GeForce NOW introduces single sign-on for Gaijin games, streamlining access but raising questions about platform lock-in and cross-service compatibility.
A new benchmark price of $170 challenges the status quo, offering a rare chance to upgrade without sacrificing performance or screen quality.
The Utah VPN market has evolved with faster speeds and more server coverage, but rural users still face limitations. Top providers now offer 10 Gbps connections and WireGuard encryption, yet local IP availability varies significantly by region.
Gaming's performance expectations have evolved beyond mere frame counts. Hitting 30 frames per second now requires advanced rendering techniques like Frame Generation, blurring the line between what was once considered a minimum and what is now demanded for smooth gameplay.
The PS5 Pro introduces subtle but meaningful upgrades to resolution and ray tracing, signaling a shift toward higher fidelity without major hardware changes. This move raises questions about platform compatibility and the future of gaming workloads.
The ATK Dragonfly A9 Mini Master Edition introduces a lightweight design inspired by the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2C, featuring an exclusive custom PixArt PAW 3955 sensor and 8 kHz polling rate.
Two major PC manufacturers, Dell and Lenovo, have significantly increased their support for the Linux Vendor Firmware Service (LVFS), committing over $100,000 annually to enhance firmware updates for Linux-based systems. This move could improve compatibility and update reliability for users on Linux...
