Hardware Reviews

While I am an old-school gamer, I also grew up poor. My single mom couldn’t afford the latest game consoles, so I leaned on places like Blockbuster to rent them for a weekend here and there. Unfortunately, the Neo Geo was always just out of reach, leaving me dropping

Camera control in video games, having long been largely mastered, probably isn’t the first hurdle many gamers have to overcome when loading up their favourite title. That honor might be awarded to optimising performance, overcoming bugs, picking out mods or a great many other factors. Talk to enough Simulation

3Mechanical drives are easy to understand – they spin at 5400, 7200, or even 10,000 RPM. Hybrid drives and SSDs are a little tougher to understand as the former still relies on mechanical rotation, and the latter having no moving parts whatsoever. Still, the difference between them is roughly 30

I don’t know why, but I fell in love the second I saw the 8BitDo Lite controller announced for the Switch. A tiny little controller (though bigger than the 8BitDo Zero controller) that could play Switch and PC games with Bluetooth connectivity? Sign me up! My favorite 8BitDo Peripheral

Turtle Beach has established itself as one of the best peripheral manufacturers on the block, and their audio solutions have been ticking all the boxes lately. Now, they are looking to tick the wireless box with their newest flagship headset, the Elite Atlas Aero Gaming Headset. As more headset manufacturers

I got my hands on the Razer Seiren Emote mic the day it launched at TwitchCon. I’ve been playing around with it ever since, trying to decide what I really think about it. There is no doubt that it is pretty, flashy, and fun…when it works properly. I

I am by no means a hardware expert, but I’ll do my best to tell you about my experiences with the Razer Seiren X microphone. This year has been a crazy adventure for me with trying to find the perfect set up after my favorite headset started falling apart.

It’d be easy to look at the new form factor and assume that’s the story with NVIDIA’s newest version of their ever-popular Shield TV. It’d be equally as easy to nod at the 25% increase in horsepower under the hood and think that’s the allure