$14,000 for a PC with titanium-alloy flowers that unfurl as your system temps get toasty? Well, okay then...

$14,000 for a PC with titanium-alloy flowers that unfurl as your system temps get toasty? Well, okay then…

RGB lighting? Storm-trooper-white styling? Real wood accents? Fuggedabowdit. What you really need to stand out in today’s crowded custom PC market is heat-reactive titanium-alloy cherry blossoms that unfurl as your CPU and GPU temps climb. Yes, really. I give you the Cherry Bloom from Aussie PC maker Aftershock, a custom PC you can actually order…

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Mini Review: DRAGON QUEST XI S: Echoes Of An Elusive Age – Definitive Edition (Switch 2) – Square Enix Needs To Get With The Upgrade Path Program

Well, at least it looks a little nicer. Believe it or not, Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age was the first title ever announced for the original Switch, back when it was only known publicly as the mysterious ‘NX’ project. When it came out in 2019, it quickly asserted itself both as one…

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Voxel-Themed Puzzler Namco Legendary Mountains Arrives On iOS and Android Today

Cubic Curation. Japanese developer BeXide revealed that its Voxel-based puzzler, Namco Legendary Mountains, will be released on iOS and Android today, following on from its PC and Nintendo Switch release back in June. The colourful, “physics-stacker” tasks players with filling a shallow bowl with “capsule” spheres, each containing a voxel model of an iconic character…

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Want To Know More About The Origins Of Vault Boy? This New Video From Fallout’s Creator Gets A Thumbs Up From Us

Tim Cain reflects on the famous piece of Fallout iconography. The post-apocalyptic RPG Fallout has a lot of famous iconography, but I’d argue none more so than Vault Boy. Debuting in the original Fallout in 1997, the blonde-haired, jumpsuit-wearing character has become the series’s de facto mascot as it has grown to include sequels, spin-offs,…

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