HyperX Cloud Flight 2 review

There’s a certain kind of headset I keep coming back to—the ones that don’t try to reinvent the wheel, they just get the fundamentals right. Solid battery life, dependable wireless, and sound that actually helps in-game instead of just sounding “big”. After a week of using the HyperX Cloud Flight 2 across work, play, and…

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A Redditor tries to return a failed enterprise HDD to Toshiba, but it turns out that a replacement would take at least a year to arrive

Due to the AI industry’s seemingly bottomless appetite for all things memory, SSD prices have soared. You would be forgiven for thinking that relying on Hard Disk Drives instead would be more cost-effective while we all wait for SSD prices to become slightly more sensible again. However, as one Redditor found out, the grass is…

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Elon Musk is more at risk of losing his job to AI than artists are according to Take-Two’s CEO: ‘If AI were going to take anyone’s job, wouldn’t it take his job?’

Strauss Zelnick, the CEO of Take-Two Interactive was recently asked about the integration of AI within games like Grand Theft Auto 6, what its actual use case is, and what it means for artists and other developers. Surprisingly, Zelnick isn’t worried about the job security of his artists, instead he’s more concerned about the richest…

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Gigabyte describes its new PSU range as a ‘Hardware Guardian’, protecting your graphics card from melting and presumably fighting crime in its spare time

Not content to let MSI run away with the GPU-protecting power supply market, Gigabyte has announced its new Gaming Series of PSUs. The company says that these units are the ultimate “Hardware Guardian” for high-performance systems, thanks to their T-Guard active thermal monitoring technology. Complete with a promotional image showing a superhero-like figure between two…

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This AMD-powered, Linux-running mini PC looks like a Steam Machine disguised as a vinyl record player, without the fancy controller

While we wait with bated breath for the arrival of the Steam Machine, it appears another party has been busy developing its own competitor. The Playnix Console looks remarkably similar to a vinyl player (or the Xbox Series S) in terms of its 3D-printed chassis design, but it’s in the specs sheet where the similarities…

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Vampire Crawlers review

Need to Know What is it? A roguelike deckbuilder that feels broken, not often enough in a fun way.Release date April 21, 2026Expect to pay TBADeveloper Poncle, Nosebleed InteractivePublisher PoncleReviewed on ASUS ROG AllySteam Deck TBALink Official site Vampire Crawlers is a brave attempt to turn everyone’s favourite bullet heaven monster masher into a deckbuilder….

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“DDoS is not a game. It’s a crime!” Europol targets the youth in latest bid to take down DDoS-for-hire infrastructure

By the very nature of modern DDoS attacks, which often deploy large botnets dispersed over a large geographical area, it’s difficult to pin the blame on any one mastermind. That said, last week a number of different countries collaborated in a Europol-supported effort designed to take criminal DDoS-for-hire infrastructure offline. 21 different countries in total…

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