Shooting things in video games is a way of life. How you go about crafting the way you shoot things is always the question. Many try and fail to bring a memorable theme or design to their project, and sadly some don’t make it further than the planning stages.

A new batch of games enhanced with DLSS 3 and NVIDIA Reflex were just announced, including Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess, Neverness to Everness, Dark and Darker, Trepang 2, and Final Fantasy XIV Online’s latest expansion Dawntrail. You can read below for more information: Get ready to dive into

3D printing is barreling towards a future where the means of production is completely reimagined. We are already seeing it in aerospace, prosthetics, dental implants, toys, and more. As technology advances rapidly, the hobby-level 3D printers available to the mass consumer reap the rewards. No printer is more ubiquitous in

The amount of hubs I get pitched at GamingTrend is bordering on excessive, and none of them have anything particularly compelling to report.  Sure, they might add an additional port here or there, or they might do something interesting aesthetically, but it doesn’t set the world on fire.  Well,

I have been following The Dragon Prince on Netflix since the first season. I’ve always enjoyed the characters and unique worldbuilding. So when I had the chance to take a look at an early screener of Season 6, I had to jump on it. I have to see what

I enjoyed playing and immersing myself in Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, but forgot about it completely after posting my review. The same could be said for the Avatar franchise as a whole. While it’s still good, the game’s first DLC – The Sky Breaker – isn’t trying to buck

We recently had the ability to sit down with the game Melatonin’s Developer and Creator David Huynh and one of the composers Cade Philips after the announcement of iam8bit’s Melatonin 2xLP becoming available for pre-order. While the LP is currently already sold out (congratulations, team) keep an eye

If the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle arcade beat-em-ups of old aimed to (allegedly) munch your quarters, Splintered Fate (undoubtedly) aims to munch your time. No judgment, at least yet, but we need to face that fact. Splintered Fate doesn’t test a player’s skill so much as their persistence.