We slipped the surly bonds of Earth with the Turtle Beach Velocity One Universal Flight controller (our review) at the beginning of this year, giving us everything we needed to experience games like Flight Simulator in a way that no keyboard/mouse setup could ever approximate. That title has turned
At the start of 2022, Monoprice moved into a completely new realm of devices. Sure, you might know them as a great source for cables, but if that’s all you know them for it’s likely you’ve not visited the site in a while. Now they tackle things
October 28th is upon us, and Call of Duty fans are excited to represent their favorite franchise. Activision has been collaborating with numerous brands to bring their audience a batch of great merch options. There are pieces and gear for everyone including clothing, kitchenware, and gaming accessories. The merch drop
Sony dropped massive info on everyone today with their latest blog post. January 26 is the global launch date for the Dualsense Edge wireless controller and will set you back $199.99 USD. A breakdown of everything that will come with the controller as well as pre-order information are detailed
While Valve has finally announced an official dock for the Steam Deck, they sure did flub the landing on the price. At $89.99 for a simple dock, they’ve priced themselves right out of contention. We’ve reviewed several USB-C hubs that are less than half that price, Now
A new titan has emerged in the headset market from the ROCCAT team. The Syn Max Air looks to be their top-of-the-line option for gaming headsets. It comes with outstanding features such as a rapid charge dock, immersive 3Daudio, simultaneous Bluetooth, and much more. As of this writing, units are
Let’s be very, very honest – Epic’s little game Fortnite was an absolute nothingburger at launch. A stylized shooter with great performance and just ok shooting doesn’t get us out of bed these days. That said, adding the building mechanic as well as converting to a then-new mode
I love technology, especially at the inflection point between generations. We see the outgoing generation of hardware being pushed as hard as physically possible as developers discover new ways to wring every bit of power out of it. We see games finally able to take advantage of the tech, pushing
