Brendan Frye

The Radeon AI PRO R9700 is AMD’s newest bid to shake up the professional GPU space, offering 32 GB of memory and RDNA 4 power at a $1,299 price point.

When ASUS and Microsoft teased that they were working on a new Xbox device together, I had to admit I was excited. The handheld gaming space has become crowded, with devices competing for attention in a market that demands both power and portability. But after spending considerable time with the ROG Xbox Ally, I can […]

MIRESI: Invisible Future turns time travel and tactical combat into a polished, anime-inspired RPG that already feels like one of Smilegate’s most ambitious projects yet.

Ananta might be NetEase’s boldest swing yet—a free-to-play urban RPG that dares to imagine what an open-world anime city can truly feel like.

At TGS 2025, My Hero Academia: All’s Justice showed how far the franchise has come—bigger fights, deeper stories, and a finale that feels truly heroic.

Made with the content creator in mind, the Everyday Backpack from Peak Design is a fantastic companion to keep your camera gear safe while on the go.

Eight years after the original shocked players with its mix of ultraviolence and dark comedy, Let It Die: Inferno emerges as a true sequel, not just a repeat of what we have seen before.

Xbox Game Pass is getting its biggest shake-up yet, introducing new tiers, higher prices, and fresh perks that mark a turning point for Microsoft’s subscription empire.

Online card games are taking a page from the video-game playbook, borrowing ideas about fairness, security, and community to build lasting trust.

For those seeking a low-profile option that can double as a productivity and gaming powerhouse, the BlackWidow V4 Low Profile makes a compelling case.