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Nacon goes full Spider-Man meme, launching a new Xbox controller with a design inspired by one of its own video games
Nacon has launched a new wireless Xbox Series X controller, the Revolution Pro X, featuring a design inspired by its best-selling game, Hell is Us. Priced at $109.99, it offers wireless play, a charging stand, and adjustable joystick tension with Hall effect sensors, positioning it as a more affordable alternative to premium controllers.
Razer ascends beyond TMR thumbsticks, launches the Wolverine V4 Pro controller for Xbox and PC with capacitive sensors
Razer has launched the Wolverine V4 Pro controller for Xbox Series X and PC, featuring new high-resolution capacitive sensors instead of TMR thumbsticks to combat stick drift and improve power efficiency. The controller maintains a $199.99 price point but drops the carrying case, while offering enhanced PC polling rates up to 8,000Hz.
I played an evening of Big Walk on Steam Frame, and it felt like wearing a Steam Deck on my face
The Steam Frame, Valve's new VR headset, offers a portable PC gaming experience akin to a Steam Deck for your face. It successfully ran demanding games like Big Walk flawlessly, though battery life required plugging in after an hour. While not as powerful as high-end VR headsets or new handheld PCs, its native Steam game support and portability make it a compelling option for on-the-go gaming.
It's taken nearly four years, but Razer has finally made a sequel to the best webcam ever made, and it can record…
Razer has launched the Kiyo V2 Pro, a new 4K60 webcam designed for content creators. This model features a Sony STARVIS 2 sensor and an f/1.9 aperture, offering improved capture quality and reduced motion blur compared to previous iterations. It is priced at $299.99 and includes AI-powered auto-framing and extensive customization options via Razer Synapse software.
"We are committed to passing on savings whenever we can" - Framework rolls out refunds and price reductions on some of its laptops after securing a cheaper supply of memory to make them with
Laptop manufacturer Framework is passing on savings from a cheaper supply of RAM to its customers. The company is issuing price reductions and retroactive refunds for both new orders and existing pre-orders. This move is highlighted as a significant win for consumers amidst current PC market volatility and RAM shortages.
"It folds down to the size of a credit card" - Razer's mobile controllers were getting too bulky so it's launching a foldable one you can carry around in your pocket
Razer has launched the Razer Prio, a new foldable mobile controller designed for ultimate portability, folding down to the size of a credit card. While it aims to balance portability and precision, its $99.99 price point is considered high compared to other mobile controllers on the market. The controller features contactless capacitive analog thumbsticks to prevent stick drift and supports phones up to 7 inches.
The Scuf Envision Pro's biggest selling point is exactly why I wouldn't recommend it
The Scuf Envision Pro controller for PC gaming is praised for its comfort, design, and satisfying face buttons, but its unique side buttons are too easily mispressed, hindering its overall recommendation. While the controller offers innovative features like Hall sticks and magnetic faceplates, the execution of the side buttons and the reliance on Corsair's iCUE software are significant drawbacks.
Maingear refreshes its "Zero" PC range, taking cable-free gaming rigs to the next level: "It had to look just as good powered off as it does turned on"
Maingear has refreshed its Zero line of gaming PCs, focusing on a cable-free design with panoramic tempered glass for component visibility. The new models, starting at $2,799, feature high-end CPU and GPU pairings from Intel and AMD, and NVIDIA. The company's CEO, Wallace Santos, emphasized the design's aesthetic appeal both when powered on and off, aiming for "zero distractions".
I finally found an 8,000Hz gaming mouse that caters to my bizarre pinky groove and MMO preferences, and it makes me question why more mouse brands aren't willing to take risks
The author discusses the current market for gaming mice, which is heavily influenced by Esports preferences for lightweight, high-polling rate designs. They express a desire for more versatile mice that cater to different grip styles and offer features like MMO buttons, finding few options outside of specific models like the Corsair Scimitar RGB Elite and the upcoming Meetion Mega V1. The article highlights how smaller brands like Meetion are innovating by offering modular designs and catering to niche preferences, potentially challenging the dominance of Esports-focused peripherals.
Prime Day PC deals are the answer to RAMageddon, and I've found the discounts to prove it
Amidst a significant RAM shortage impacting PC upgrades, Prime Day offers are presented as the best opportunity to purchase computer components. Deals are available from major retailers like Amazon, Newegg, and Best Buy, including discounts on pre-built gaming PCs and individual components. The article highlights that these sales may be crucial for acquiring PC gaming hardware due to ongoing shortages and high demand.
A ray of hope for PC builders desperate for an upgrade - one of my favorite motherboards is being bundled with 32GB of…
Amidst component shortages and a lean Prime Day, PC builders are advised to look at motherboard bundles from retailers like Newegg for potential upgrades. The article highlights specific MSI and ASRock motherboard bundles that offer quality-of-life features and future-proofing for AMD's AM5 platform and Intel's upcoming CPUs.
You can swap around the position of the front IO on Cooler Master's updated Q300L case, and its price is hard to…
Cooler Master has released an updated version of its Q300L PC case, the Q300L V3, which maintains its mATX form factor and affordable price point of $44.49. Key updates include modular front I/O placement, a high-speed USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C port, and increased internal dimensions for better component compatibility.
I've been reviewing gaming controllers for years; these are my top-tested ones to look out for this Prime Day
This guide offers recommendations for gaming controllers to consider during Prime Day sales, based on years of testing across PC, Xbox, and PlayStation 5 platforms. The author highlights feature-rich options, value picks, and customizable controllers, while noting that the Steam Controller is excluded due to lack of discounts.
I've spent four days testing Secretlab's new productivity chair, and it might be the brand's best seat…
Secretlab's new Atlas chair, while not marketed for gaming, offers a lighter and potentially more comfortable experience than its popular Titan Evo model. Priced starting at $499, the Atlas focuses on ergonomics and a less firm cushioning, aiming to appeal to productivity users and potentially gamers seeking a different feel. Early impressions suggest it may surpass the Titan Evo in comfort, despite a reduction in armrest adjustability.
The Steam Controller is unmatched at letting you play mouse and keyboard games from the couch, but as a gamepad it loses out
The Steam Controller offers unparalleled versatility for playing PC games from the couch, particularly those designed for mouse and keyboard input, thanks to its innovative trackpads. While it excels in comfort and PC navigation, it falls short as a traditional gamepad compared to similarly priced alternatives and has some drawbacks in its software integration and button actuation.
"A range of new chairs to suit different needs" - LiberNovo is expanding its chair family by introducing an "entry level" non-electric model, and somehow, a "Pro" version
LiberNovo is expanding its popular Omni chair lineup with three new models: the entry-level Omni SE, the premium Omni Pro with new fabric options, and the larger Omni Maxis Series designed for big and tall users. The Maxis Series further breaks down into electric, manual, and airflow variants. While pre-orders are open with a refundable deposit, pricing for the new chairs has not yet been released.
You don't need more RAM; a YouTube bug is just making it seem like you do by eating up 7GB or more of your…
A bug within YouTube is causing significant RAM usage, with some tabs consuming 7GB or more, leading to performance issues and stutters on gaming PCs. This issue affects multiple browsers and is not an indication of insufficient hardware. While Google and YouTube have not officially confirmed the bug, reports suggest it is a widespread problem impacting users who keep YouTube tabs open in the background while gaming or streaming.
You don't have to choose between a controller and a keyboard; there's a secret third option, and I may not…
This article discusses the Azeron Cyborg II, a hybrid gaming peripheral that combines a controller's thumbstick with a keypad's functionality, offering a unique solution for PC gamers who struggle with traditional mouse and keyboard controls. The author highlights its ergonomic design, customizability, and how it bridges the gap between controller and keyboard input for an improved PC gaming experience.
First came RAMageddon and storage inflation, now a CPU shortage could be on the cards as PC makers report limited…
PC makers are reporting limited CPU supply, potentially leading to shortages and price inflation similar to recent RAM and storage issues. This is partly driven by AI infrastructure demands consuming manufacturing capacity. Companies like Intel and AMD have previously warned customers about server CPU shipment delays.
List of Games Leaving PS Plus in April 2026 Quietly Updated
Sony has updated the list of games departing PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium in April 2026. Notable titles leaving the service include Dave the Diver and Lost Records: Bloom & Rage. The departures are scheduled to occur on April 21st, coinciding with the addition of new games to the catalog.
