Gaming Trend · Episode 030: Next Gen Failures
This week Erica Echlin and Jon Miller talk about all the errors so far with the PS5 and X Box Series X/S.
– oh yes we have PS5’s buuuut our site isn’t working, thanks!
– For the sake of all that’s
Earlier this August, I did what no one else in my friend group had done before: I signed myself up for a Google Stadia account as well as a Stadia Pro trial. Granted, this was mainly due to the fact that I wanted to review the platform’s titles on
Reviewing a console is always interesting as it is a collection of hardware that ultimately serves to provide you with delicious content. Still, these devices are amazing feats of engineering worth doing a deep dive into, so let’s do exactly that.
The PlayStation 5 is Sony’s newest iteration
The PlayStation 5 is on the horizon, and it’s bringing a whole lot of amazing new technology with it. Powerful GPUs, CPUs, and an internal SSDs make things blisteringly fast, but we need to talk about those amazing haptic controllers! We have a full unboxing of the hardware in
If you are as excited about the upcoming launch of the Xbox Series X as we are, then you’ll want to check out our official unboxing of the hardware. In this quick video we look at the box, the Xbox Series X console, the controller, and the cabling that
We dug deep when we got our hands on the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080, showcasing just how powerful this incredible device truly is, as you can see in our review. There’s no doubt that it’s the most powerful GPU on the market today, outside of the 3090. Fast
Shadowlands, the newest expansion for World of Warcraft, will be coming out later this year but there is still time to help take your gear to the next level. These new options include officially licensed books, gear and more.
Prepare for raiding and other voice chat with the Yeti X
Before we get into this review too far, let’s talk a little bit about reference design. The first few laptops that come out each “generation” typically have a somewhat base set of features based around a particular chipset, and then each manufacturer iterates on that design. Sometimes it’s
