All the way back in July 2015, we learned that an incredibly rare prototype of the unreleased SNES-CD, otherwise known as the SNES PlayStation or the Nintendo PlayStation Superdisc, was found and recovered in near perfect condition. Over the next couple of years, the owner got the console working and …
Read More »Atari VCS retro console to partner with Antstream to provide content
Back in 2017, Atari announced a return to the console market with its own retro gaming system. The console has been through a lot since then, including a name change and a big crowdfunding campaign but we are finally nearing an official release, which means we are also finally starting …
Read More »Logitech G introduce PRO X mechanical keyboard with swappable switches
Logitech has introduced and new mechanical keyboard to its Pro X line-up of gaming peripherals. The Pro X mechanical keyboard features swappable switches for ultimate customisation. Logitech's gaming brand, Logitech G has announced a new mechanical keyboard to extend its Pro X line of gaming peripherals. The keyboard will offer …
Read More »Patriot Viper competition winners announced!
Last week, we teamed up with Patriot Viper for a huge competition with three prizes for three separate winners. A lot of you were keen to enter but now is the time for the moment of truth, as we announce our winners. For this giveaway, our three prizes included Viper …
Read More »ASUS TUF Gaming H3 Headset Review
If you've got £50 to spend on a new headset, this could be well worth a look
Read More »Hitman 2 is getting nine free content updates throughout October
We are approaching the one year anniversary for HITMAN 2, taking lessons learned from the episodic release of Hitman in 2016 and making a ton of improvements. Hitman 2 did away with the episodic formula, but has continued to be updated with fresh content each month. Now for October, there …
Read More »The SteelSeries Sensei returns with an all-new mouse featuring better tracking
With a return to their Sensei range, SteelSeries has launched a new ambidextrous mouse- the SteelSeries Sensei Ten, featuring an all-new sensor and buttons capable of a 60 million click lifespan and programmable RGB lighting of course. SteelSeries has continued the popular Sensei range with the new Sensei Ten which …
Read More »Razer Huntsman Elite keyboard updated with new linear key switch option
It has been just over a year since we first got our hands on the Razer Huntsman Elite opto-mechanical keyboard. At launch, Razer included tactile switches but now, there is also an option for those that prefer a linear key switch instead. The Razer Huntsman Elite is already an excellent …
Read More »Alphacool releases new GPU blocks for RX 5700/XT graphics cards
Custom water-cooling supplier Alphacool has announced some new products for AMD Radeon RX 5700 and 5700 XT graphics cards. New custom full-cover water blocks for the 5700 series of graphics cards are now available from the Alphacool store, with support for a range of third party cards. Three new full …
Read More »Intel announces Cascade Lake-X, specs and pricing now available
Intel has lifted the embargo on their new high-end desktop CPUs early due to a press leak breaking the NDA. Cascade lake-X will offer HEDT users a considerable upgrade over previous generations and will come in at a lower price point. Like the previous generation of Intel’s HEDT processors, Cascade …
Read More »Nvidia releases Game Ready driver for Ghost Recon Breakpoint
Nvidia released a new GeForce Game Ready driver yesterday, version 436.48 WHQL is said to offers optimisation updates for Tom Clancys’ Ghost Recon Breakpoint which is due to release in the next few days. Game Ready drivers provide Nvidia graphics card owners the best possible gaming experience for all major …
Read More »MSI RTX 2080Ti Gaming X Trio GPU competition winner announced!
Over the last few weeks of September, we have been running a huge competition for our readers, offering up the chance to win an MSI RTX 2080Ti Gaming X Trio. Many of you seemed very keen on this one, with a ton of entries hitting our inbox. Unfortunately, there can …
Read More »Latest Radeon driver brings Radeon Image Sharpening to Vega GPUs
Just a few weeks ago, AMD rolled out a new graphics driver containing Radeon Image Sharpening support for several RX 500 and RX 400 series GPUs. At the time, we thought it was odd that Vega was left out of the equation, particularly since the Radeon VII is still AMD’s …
Read More »X570 VRM Temperature Analysis – LUKE Deep Dive!
Luke goes hardcore with an in-depth VRM analysis of four X570 motherboards
Read More »TSMC files a countersuit against GlobalFoundries claiming patent infringement
Just a few weeks ago, GlobalFoundries levied a lawsuit against TSMC claiming patent infringement on chips sold and used within the products of some of the world’s most high-profile tech companies. At the time, TSMC did state that it was prepared to defend itself and now, we are seeing the …
Read More »Origin USB-C and Triple 4K Docking Stations Review
Is your small laptop hindering your productivity? Then check out these docking stations by Origin!
Read More »AltStore launches for iOS, bringing a new way to install emulators without jailbreaking
Ever since Apple launched the first iPhone way back in 2007, the iOS platform has been a fortress. Only by implementing fiddly jailbreak hacks could you open the operating system up to unapproved apps. However, iOS app developer, Riley Tesut, has released an iOS App Store alternative called AltStore, to …
Read More »Counter-Strike: Global Offensive gets a new X-ray scanner for loot boxes in France
Valve is implementing some region-specific changes for CS:GO this week in order to get around potential loot box regulations. In an effort to work around the lootboxes/gambling argument, CS:GO now has an X-Ray scanner to reveal the specific item in any container before opening it. The X-Ray Scanner is only …
Read More »AMD’s ‘raise the game’ bundle is now live for CPUs and GPUs
Over the years, AMD has managed to put together some excellent game bundles for hardware buyers. Earlier this year, we saw some Ryzen CPUs and Radeon GPUs sold with free codes for The Division 2, Devil May Cry V and Resident Evil 2. Now just in time for the holiday …
Read More »Destiny 2 goes offline in preparation for Steam move and Shadowkeep launch
Today is a big day for Bungie, with the studio establishing its new era of independence with a new expansion, a free to play version of Destiny 2 and a platform switch, with Destiny 2 officially leaving Battle.net and coming to Steam. All of these changes take time though, so …
Read More »Patriot Viper VP4100 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD Review
It's an incredibly fast PCIe Gen 4 SSD from Patriot
Read More »AMD announces worldwide availability of Ryzen PRO CPUs designed for enterprise systems
AMD has today announced the global availability of its new Ryzen PRO 3000 series of desktop processors, with part of the line-up available with integrated Radeon graphics. Ryzen PRO is designed for enterprise systems and will be coming in Q4 2019. Following on from a story we reported on just …
Read More »Windows 10 19H2 build is likely to be released this week offering a performance boost
By all accounts, Windows 10 will be taking another step forward with its second feature update of 2019 potentially being released this week. However, this update is reported to be minor compared to previous releases. The latest Windows 10 feature update dubbed 19H2 (version 1909) will be shipping to participants …
Read More »Apple iPhone 11 Pro Review
We take a look at Apple's iPhone 11 Pro - is it worth the asking price?
Read More »Duke Nukem 3D composer sues Gearbox, Randy Pitchford and Valve over music license dispute
Back in 2016 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Duke Nukem, the Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary World Tour was released. That re-release is now causing some legal issues as composer, Bobby Prince, is suing Gearbox, Randy Pitchford and even Valve claiming that his music was used without permission. Court …
Read More »AMD Ryzen 9 3900X CPU stock remains low with retailers hiking up pre-order prices
With Ryzen 3900X CPUs appearing to be extremely thin on the ground recently, retailers who have stock are hiking prices up daily. With both UK and US markets showing price increases, it may not be good news for potential buyers. AMD’s Ryzen 9 3900X CPU remains very difficult to get …
Read More »New Asus ROG Strix M.2 enclosure offers high-speed data transfer that fits in your pocket
Asus is always looking for innovative ways to extend and enhance its ROG product line to satisfy gamers’ and enthusiasts’ needs. Their most recent addition is the ROG Strix Arion M.2 SSD enclosure which offers users M.2 NVMe SSD performance on the go. The Asus ROG Strix Arion SSD enclosure …
Read More »Sony patents PlayStation Assist, an AI powered digital assistant doubling as a game guide
At this point, the smart home craze is in full swing and most major tech companies are looking at ways to break into the market. On Microsoft's side, the Xbox One is getting voice command support for Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa in addition to Microsoft's own digital assistant, Cortana. …
Read More »Class-action Joy-Con drift lawsuit expands as Switch Lite appears to suffer the same issue
Over the last year, a class-action lawsuit has been brewing against Nintendo for ‘Joy-Con drift', an issue where the Switch controller's thumbsticks begin to register movement even when the user is not moving the analogue stick. This has been an on-going issue for a long time now and unfortunately, it …
Read More »Insomniac’s most ambitious VR game to date is coming to Oculus in November
Prior to developing Spider-Man and officially being acquired by Sony, Insomniac was exploring games on other platforms, with Oculus being the most notable example. Over the years, Insomniac has released three VR games for the Oculus Rift and in November, the studio's most ambitious VR project yet, Stormland, will be …
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