Razer Kraken Kitty V3 Pro review

Every once in a while a piece of hardware crosses my desk that is seemingly intent upon drilling through the layers of ice encasing my cold, black heart. After all, it’s hard not to spread a little joy in the office, or at least to crack a smile yourself, when you’re wearing cat ears. Pink…

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You can install the new Xbox Full screen experience mode for Windows on handhelds but whether it will work is another question entirely

Microsoft’s “Full screen experience” mode for handheld gaming PCs shouldn’t officially be usable yet, but it turns out you can use it already if you’re happy using a Preview version of Windows and using a third-party tool. Only problem is, if my experience is anything to go by, it might not work all too well….

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Borderlands 4 review

Borderlands 4 might just be the best game in the whole 16-year-old series, trapped in a prison of terrible choices—choices that didn’t stop me from losing 47 hours of my life to a blissfully loot-driven blur. Which leads me to two conclusions: Either my brain is truly broken, or the core loop in BL4’s clunky…

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I’ve not been this smitten over a gaming mouse since the G Pro X Superlight: The wireless Corsair Sabre V2 Pro weighs just 36 grams

Everyone has their ‘thing’, something that makes them unreasonably excited. Mine is the lightweight gaming mouse. Specifically, lightweight mice that aren’t riddled with holes. So you can bet how excited I was when I got my mitts on Corsair’s new 36 (thirty-six!) gram gaming mouse, the Sabre V2 Pro. I first saw the Corsair Sabre…

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Intel and Nvidia announce stunning plans to combine their CPU and GPU products for both consumer PCs and AI servers, with Nvidia taking a $5 billion stake in Intel

Cats and dogs living together. A man eating his own head. Intel and Nvidia teaming up to make APUs. I have now, officially, seen everything. That’s right, peeps, Intel and Nvidia have released a joint statement revealing plans to work together to build new computing products based on Intel’s x86 CPUs and Nvidia’s GPUs. Oh,…

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‘It’s all good, it’s all good’ says Mark Zuckerberg as his catastrophic live demo of Meta’s new smart glasses goes horribly wrong: ‘You spend years making technology and then the Wi-Fi on the day catches you’

Never work with children or animals, so goes the famous advice for stage performers, entertainers, and anyone having to present something live in front of an audience. Perhaps smart glasses should be added to that list, if yesterday’s Meta Connect 2025 livestream is anything to go by—as the new Ray-Ban Meta glasses took the opportunity…

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The best weapon in Borderlands 4 isn’t a legendary—it’s some random purple shotgun that wipes out bosses in one shot

Every time a new Borderlands game comes out, we all frantically farm bosses in search of cool legendary guns and gear, and that’s not changed in Borderlands 4. In fact, it’s more convenient than ever thanks to Moxxi’s Big Encore machines—devices that let you retry bosses as many times as you want. Already, we’ve found…

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Disco Elysium successor XXX Nightshift is sick of your jokes about its name, announces it’s called Tangerine Antarctic and it’s a 3rd-person RPG now

Hey! Remember XXX Nightshift? That was one of the five (count ’em) Disco Elysium successor games that made headlines last year. It was an isometric game where you play a cop stranded at a luxury Antarctic ski resort when a bunch of murders happen, with dialogue presented in a strip down the side of the…

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