Razer Joro & Basilisk Mobile review

Razer Joro & Basilisk Mobile review

Gaming on the go has become big business in recent years, but lugging around your full-size mechanical keyboard and chunky gaming mouse isn’t the most practical way to do it. Razer reckons it’s found the answer in the form of the Joro keyboard and Basilisk Mobile mouse, but I’ve got some serious reservations about both…

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Absurd Japan-themed delivery sim Promise Mascot Agency just added a whole bunch of grinding, but don’t worry, it’s the good, Tony Hawk kind of grinding

Promise Mascot Agency was already wonderfully weird when it released back in April, so when I saw that its latest update adds Tony Hawk-style grinding tricks into its bizarro Japanophile delivery sim, my instant reaction was, “Oh yes, of course.” If anything, I’m surprised the game launched without the ability to propel your van along…

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GBA Classic Sigma Star Saga Is Getting An Enhanced ‘DX’ Cartridge Release, 20 Years On

Collector’s edition also on the way. Limited Run Games has announced that WayForward’s 2005 GBA cult classic Sigma Star Saga is getting a re-release for Nintendo’s handheld. Sigma Star Story DX will feature an improved map, decreased random encounter rate, rebalanced EXP system, updated script, various bug fixes and other enhancements, according to the publisher….

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The plot thickens as Intel announces a new data center GPU that could also preview its next-gen gaming graphics cards, but there’s still no mention of Celestial

Just as we’re deep in thought pondering the true character of the Xe3 iGPU in Intel’s new Panther Lake laptop chip and what the heck the “Xe3P” thing is that popped up in the marketing slides, here comes a left-field announcement. Intel will launch a new GPU later next year that’s purpose built for AI…

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