We now have independent testing confirming Razer’s latest innovative mouse sensor tech does what it says it does

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The best gaming mouse on the market right now is the Razer Viper V4 Pro. It’s the best because it’s light, very well-built, performant, and has great battery life. This last quality—its battery life—is largely thanks to Razer’s new FrameSync tech, which is kind of like G-Sync but for a mouse sensor rather than a … Read more

‘A+, would have my soul leave my body again’: One of my favorite wireless gaming headsets is now at its lowest ever price

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I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: I love wireless gaming headsets, but I don’t love how often they have to become wired in order to charge. As such, I was pretty stoked to try out the Glorious GHS InfinitePlay and its hot-swappable battery system earlier this month. Unfortunately, even with 80 hours … Read more

Halo remake reviews totter as fans lament the 3 horsemen of 2026 game releases: Bugs, pointless logins, and duff servers

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The Halo remake has released for those who forked out for the advance access version, and they’re not thrilled with what they’ve got. At time of writing, Halo: Campaign Evolved is sitting at a humdrum 68% Mixed rating in the Steam user review scores—a mere 2% off the score given to the game by our … Read more

Bethesda says layoffs haven’t affected ‘the roadmap’ for The Elder Scrolls 6, it hasn’t forgotten Oblivion Remastered, and it’s not telling you this because Asha Sharma forced it to

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Bethesda is eager to reassure you that its house is not, in fact, on fire in the wake of 3,200 layoffs (1,600 that already happened, 1,600 that are still to come) at Xbox that claimed numerous devs at the studio, including the artist responsible for designing The Elder Scrolls’ khajiit and argonians. Thus, its recent … Read more

The fourth biggest memory manufacturer could break into America soon, and chances are you’ve never heard of it

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ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) is planning to break into the US memory market. According to sources close to the matter, branching out overseas is part of a longer-term plan for the Chinese firm that has swiftly become the fourth-biggest maker of memory in the world. CXMT has been on my radar lately as multiple motherboard … Read more

AMD Zen 6 server processors have me hopeful for some beefy desktop chips—it shouldn’t be too long before Zen 7 and 8 drop either

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We’d be fools to expect much talk of desktop chips at the ‘Advancing AI’ event, but we can always grab pinches of salt and attempt to infer what talk about server chips might mean for desktop. To that end, I’d say (tentatively) that what AMD has revealed about its upcoming Zen 6-based ‘Venice’ server processor … Read more

Minecraft Java Edition system requirements want 8/16 GB RAM for the first time, but it isn’t more demanding now, Microsoft just hadn’t updated the specs in a while

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Minecraft has been out a whole 17 years now, which makes me feel very old as I played it as a teenager when it launched, using (I believe) an AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition and 9600 GT. Oh how times have changed. Now, Microsoft has updated its system requirements to 16 GB of … Read more

Thick as Thieves won’t be getting any more content updates: ‘To be frank, this is not the outcome that any of us want’

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OtherSide Entertainment’s stealth game Thick As Thieves launched in May of this year, but felt like it should have been in early access. It only had two maps, and though its campaign changed the objectives as it bounced you back and forth between them in either co-op or solo play, it felt thin. Frustrations like … Read more