Month: January 2020
- Peripherals
Viper Gaming V380 7.1 RGB Gaming Headset Review
Patriot may be best known for its high-end storage and memory products. However, in recent years they’ve really grown into the gaming market. Their gaming division, Viper Gaming, continues to deliver great peripherals and accessories, while still being really competitive on price. They look set to do it again too,…
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DRAM Calculator for Ryzen Launches v1.7.0
Overclocking RAM can (sometimes) be a reasonably tricky affair. Largely because (in many instances) the memory overclock speed can (by default) be tied into any tweaks you apply to your CPU settings. Admittedly, you can make this not happen, but you need more in-depth knowledge of the process. Since the…
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AMD to Launch its Latest “Raise The Game” Bundle Promotion
It’s certainly not uncommon to see AMD or Nvidia offering game bundles with their graphics card releases. Of the two, however, I think it’s safe to say that its a marketing tool that Team Red pushes harder. With their most recent promotion ending last month, however, there has been some…
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The Witcher Animated Film is Going to Be Focusing on Vesemir
Last week it was revealed that Netflix was planning on bringing a new addition to their Witcher franchise. Rather than being another live-action adaptation, however, this time it was going to be a feature-length animated film. This did, of course, bring rise to all manner of speculation as to what…
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- News
Untitled Goose Fan Game Creates Chaos On Your Desktop
Unless you’ve been hiding under a gaming rock for the last few months (possibly playing The Witcher 3) then you’ll have undoubtedly heard, seen, or even played ‘Untitled Goose Game’. For those of you unfamiliar with it, let me give you a quick synopsis. You play as a Goose and…
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Microsoft Offers $20,000 Bug Bounty for Xbox Live
It’s not unusual practice to see companies occasionally (and sometimes regularly) run bug bounty programs. If you’re not familiar with the concept, then let me explain. Put simply, it’s effectively a challenge to ‘ethical hackers‘ to see if they can identify any security flaws in a piece of software. If…
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Farming Simulator 19 is Free on the Epic Games Store
So, it’s that time again when the Epic Games Store updates itself to tempt us with its latest free gaming offer. Admittedly, despite many people having an ardent disliking for the platform, it’s hard to argue that many of the promotions to date have been excellent. The latest, however, is…
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Anti-Virus Companies Are Sticking With Windows 7 (For Now)
With support officially ending for Windows 7 earlier this month, one of the biggest concerns for using remaining on the platform was how their online security would be affected from this point on. With Microsoft likely to no longer provide any patches or updates (beyond any hugely notable security vulnerabilities)…
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- Displays & Monitors
AORUS F127Q Gaming Monitor Review
AORUS is one of the hottest gaming brands in the world today. They’re the extreme performance and gaming focused division of Gigabyte, so if it says AORUS on it, you know its one of their top-end products with no compromises. The AORUS F127Q certainly meets that requirement, as they’ve crammed…
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System Shock Remake Launches an 87-Minute Gameplay Video
System Shock is undoubtedly one of the most iconic releases from the early(ish) days of PC gaming. With a full-blown remake on the way, however, there’s a lot of anticipation surrounding what we can expect from it. With the game set to launch (hopefully) later this year, if you were…
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Cooler Master Launch G200P Cooler & MF120 Halo ARGB Fans
The early part of 2020 has, relatively speaking, been fairly quiet from Cooler Master, but you know that expression about waiting for a bus? Well, today Cooler Master has announced not one, but two new product launches. The MasterAir G200P Low Profile CPU cooler and the MasterFan MF120 Halo ARGB…
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ASRock Lists Z490, H470 & W480 Comet Lake-S Motherboards
All going well, Intel should launch their latest Comet Lake-S processors at some point in the next couple of months. In what seems like a semi-regular tradition, however, we often get to hear a lot more about the motherboards than the processors before they hit the shelves. In a report…
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- News
Trade Agreement Removes Fear of Next-Gen Console Price Hike
When Donald Trump announced plans to place a 25% import tax on products produced in China, one of the biggest concerns from the gaming community was how this would affect the upcoming prices of the next-generation console releases. With all three major companies writing to the US government urging a…
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Toy Story 3 is Painstaking Remade in Stop Motion – Video
There have been many times when I started a job that I wished I hadn’t. There are, however, limits to that statement. I wouldn’t, for example, even consider recreating an entire film using stop motion animation. Following a video posted on YouTube, however, that’s exactly what Morgan & Mason McGrew…
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Geralt of Rivia is Modded into the Resident Evil 2 Remake
There are many times when the gaming modding community provides answers to questions that no one asked. If you want to know why they do it, however, then you clearly don’t understand how it works. It seems, however, that they have really taken the Resident Evil 2 remake to heart.…
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