Raidou Remastered is more of a remake, with a hugely overhauled combat system and no more random encounters

Devil Summoner: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. the Soulless Army released exclusively for PlayStation 2 in 2006 and, ever since then, has been left for dead there. It’s an oddity in the Megami Tensei universe, and wasn’t particularly well-received upon release. But given the way tastes have shifted, and given the nowadays mainstream success of the Persona…

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Phison launches the first ever SSD controller to have built-in AI processing, along with some monstrous random data performance figures

When it comes to the world of PC gaming, a new SSD controller chip is unlikely to garner many headlines, as it’s normally the solid state drives they’re used in that are more newsworthy. But at this year’s Computex event, SSD specialist Phison announced a new controller that is faster and more power efficient than…

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NZXT H9 Flow RGB+ case review

This is not a cheap case. Not by any stretch of the imagination. At $290 for this particular variant, it’s verging on the absurd. To the point that even the most enthusiastic of system builders might find it hard to justify this thing in their cart. But NZXT believes it’s worth it. It believes you’re…

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Corsair introduces do-it-yourself gaming keyboard MAKR 75, and says ‘hello’ to a new era of web-based peripheral customization

Rejoice! Our collective grumbling has been heard and peripheral makers are finally moving away from packing in one more bit of software to harangue your rig at start up. Corsair already announced its firmware updater website last month, but it’s now taking things one step further by announcing Corsair Web Hub—a ‘web-based utility engine’ that…

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