GameSir Nova Lite 2 review

The GameSir Nova Lite 2 is our new best budget controller for PC. It’s extremely well equipped considering the small asking price. Depart with just $30/£30 of your hard-earned cash, and you’ll receive a wireless controller with Hall effect sticks, mechanical D-pad, trigger stops, and programmable rear buttons. There’s enough here that even GameSir’s own…

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Two entire pallets of RTX 5090s have ‘gone missing’ from a Brazilian airport—$495,000 worth of unobtanium graphics cards now presumably at large

Good news: I know of the existence of two entire pallets worth of RTX 5090 graphics cards—a rare thing in this day and age, as stock appears to have dwindled to virtually zero. Bad news, they’ve ‘gone missing’ from a Brazilian airport. Brazilian electronics distributor Oderço has published an Instagram post drawing attention to the…

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PS5-exclusive Demon’s Souls Remake not only runs on PC now, it’s running at twice the fps cap on an RTX 5070 with frame gen

As a console gaming interloper, I’ve been watching the PlayStation 5 emulation scene from afar with some interest. The latest development to catch my eye is that emulation of the Demon’s Souls Remake, which has been exclusive to Sony’s console since its 2020 launch, can now run at up to 120 fps on PC. Leveraging…

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No publishers wanted Outlast because they’d ‘rather invest $50,000 in 10 mobile games’ so Red Barrels relied on public investment programs and their own savings instead

Outlast has long since established itself as a horror gaming staple with an impressive track record of two mainline games, a DLC, and an online multiplayer game that still scares the bejesus out of me. So it’s hard to believe that there was a time when developer Red Barrels was unsure whether or not it’d…

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23 devs teamed up to make a free game of ‘innovative yet questionable volume sliders,’ and it feels like browser-based WarioWare

Volume.art is a nice, free, cool thing on the internet, and I just think that’s something worth celebrating these days. The microgame collection sees you manipulating volume sliders through various abstracted, surprising, and very funny ways. It starts strong with “A man named Bow” by Alice Bottino, which kinda reminds me of the Smash Bros…

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