Tech & Gear Reviews

Immersion. It’s what we all strive to find in our games. We become Solid Snake taking down FOXHOUND in Metal Gear. We are Sam Fisher, sneaking through the darkest corridors to keep the world safe. We run down Metroids on Planet Zebes wearing the Power Suit of Samus Aran.

Any good tech review should start with the “why”. Why do I need this particular device? What feature or function makes my life easier, entertains me, or otherwise improves workflow or efficiency? Whether it’s a videocard, a smart watch, or perhaps a pro version of a game console, a

Playing a game on PC, you have a wealth of controller options at your disposal. You can play with a joystick, specialty keyboard, accessibility controller, and many more, though gamers tend to gravitate towards one of the two most popular options, either a keyboard and mouse or a gamepad. The

If you’re familiar with the A440, then you might have read our review where I called the Cardea A440 M.2 NVMe SSD the “Best price to performance on the market” – something I stand behind to this day. It absolutely crushed our synthetic testing, worked brilliantly in the PlayStation

If you take 30 seconds and just search “Monitor mount” on Amazon you’ll get over 20 pages of results, and with WILDLY varying levels of quality. Many come from unusual names like Suptek, Bontec, Bracwider, Sweetcrispy, and of course, Amazon Basics. If you were to do this same search,

I’ve had little exposure to GameSir and their gaming peripherals prior to getting my hands on the Cyclone 2 Multiplatform Controller. However, after spending some time with my first GameSir device, I don’t think this will be my last. Though the Cyclone 2 doesn’t offer anything truly

SCUF is a brand I’ve long heard of but never tried myself. There are many PS5 pro controllers out there after an original scarcity at launch. With so many to pick from, why choose a SCUF? After spending some time using SCUF’s Reflex Pro, I see the appeal.

There are many items I find necessary when playing competitively, but a headset is always close to the top. Your arsenal is a bit different when you go to war in a video game. This usually consists of your PC or console, controller or keyboard and mouse, and a good