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Steel Series - GameSpace.com
SteelSeries Tackles Wireless Congestion With Ultra-Wideband Sensei Pro and Rival Pro Mice SteelSeries’ new Sensei Pro and Rival Pro mice are built around a problem that rarely makes it onto a mouse box: wireless congestion. The company says their Ultra-Wideband (UWB) connection can avoid i...
PC Controller - GameSpace.com
GameSir’s Tarantula 8K Controller Targets PC Esports Players With 8000Hz Polling And TMR Sticks The race to build the ultimate competitive controller isn’t slowing down, and GameSir’s latest entry makes it clear that this one isn’t trying to be an all-purpose gamepad. The new T...
gaming mice - GameSpace.com
Razer DeathAdder V4 Pro Esports Edition Review If you’ve been gaming on PC for more than five minutes, then there’s no doubt you’ve heard of Razer. For years, Razer has battled for supremacy of my desktop, sometimes winning, sometimes being buried...
turtle beach - GameSpace.com
Turtle Beach Opens Preorders for Mario & Luigi Rematch Wireless Controller Turtle Beach celebrated Mario Day with a new themed controller designed for Nintendo’s next console. Preorders are now open for the Mario & Luigi Rematch Wireless Controller, a special-edition gam...
new vegas - GameSpace.com
New Fallout Season 2 Clip Has The Ghoul Hanging Around While Lucy Takes Care Of Business With less than two weeks left before the season premiere of Fallout Season 2, Prime Video is ramping up the hype cycle for the post-apocalyptic adventure. A new teaser clip that’s already making fans...
mount & blade - GameSpace.com
Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord — War Sails Gameplay Trailer TaleWorlds Entertainment has shared a new gameplay trailer for the upcoming DLC for the open world RPG Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord . Coming under War Sails title, the expansion brings sea and rive... mount & blade Open World rpg Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord Review for PC It’s been quite some time since TaleWorlds Entertainment first introduced the world to Mount & Blade.
The Crew - GameSpace.com
The Crew Unlimited Comes in September The developers of The Crew Unlimited announced a release date of their fan made project. Development of the server emulator (version 1.0) and the accompanying TCU Launcher is complete, with all compon... The Crew 2 Launch Trailer is Here and it’s… Underwhelming. Ubisoft has dropped The Crew 2 Launch Trailer and it has honestly left me thinking… meh. I’m not the biggest fan of racing games to begin with but the first game, The Crew, got and held m...
Black Clover - GameSpace.com
Black Clover – Season 2 is Coming to Crunchyroll A new saga begins! Prepare to witness a new legend when Black Clover Season 2 arrives on Crunchyroll. In a world where magic is everything, Asta and Yuno are both found abandoned at a church on the sa...
GeForce RTX - GameSpace.com
Grab Nvidia-Powered Tech With Pre-Black Friday Deals At Best Buy And Newegg Black Friday used to be a one-day event full of $8 toasters, $9 board games, and other cheap items meant to draw in shoppers the day after Thanksgiving to kick off the holiday buying season. Now, with...
DXRacer Craft Custom Gaming Chair Review
DXRacer is THE original gaming chair. Every streamer had one and every gamer I knew wanted one. Not content with being the company that launched a thousand ships, so to speak, DXRacer has unleashed a fully customizable, luxury chair. But is the juice worth the squeeze? Find out in our review.
MSI CoreLiquid K360r AIO Review
Cooling with Added Customization Robert Baddeley Posted: Feb 3, 2022 1:00 PM Category: Hardware Reviews0 CPU Coolers are a dime a dozen these days and you can pretty much find exactly what you’re looking for at the exact price point you’re willing to spend be it a basic air cooler or an RGB AIO. MSI is taking a step further with the CoreLiquid k360 - an RGB AIO with a customizable LCD screen for all your enthusiast or vanity needs.
Glorious O Minus and D Minus Review
Glorious Gaming is fast becoming a company to keep an eye on in the PC gaming world. Their GMMK is frequently talked about on the mechanical keyboard subreddit and they’re one of the first gaming peripherals companies to do a DIY version of their mechanical keyboard. But I’m not here to talk about keyboards today. A few weeks ago (before my glorious vacation in Kauai) I was able to take a look at the Model O gaming mouse - an ambidextrous solution for all your clicking needs.
EPOS H6PRO Closed Headset Review
Sound design in gaming is often an art that is lost on the majority of gamers. I don’t say this to be rude but a fair number of people out there have “gaming” headsets that are overtuned on low-frequencies (I mean who doesn’t love a good bass explosion rumble) and made using bulk-purchased third party parts. The EPOS H6Pro aims to change that - for a premium.
Razer Basilisk V3 Review
Razer is an innovator in the PC gaming world, has been around for years and, rightly so, has a fairly staunch set of followers. My first “gaming” keyboard and mouse were Razer made and while I’ve used many different brands over the years - some of which I really loved and lived on my desk for quite some time - I find myself coming back to Razer again and again.
KYY 15.6 Portable Monitor Review
I have been wanting to get my hands on a USB-C portable monitor for quite some time. My biggest complaint when away from my desktop and on the go is the complete lack of desktop real estate. Once you get used to a workflow using two monitors it can be very difficult to go back. My reliance is especially true when gaming and programming.
BIOMUTANT Review An Absolute Masterpiece
I believe it was 2017 when I first heard about BIOMUTANT when I wandered over to the THQ Nordic booth at PAX Prime. I was originally over there to talk a bit about Darksiders 3 and the rep I was chatting with insisted I check out the demo for a game called, you guessed it, BIOMUTANT. For me, the demo was the absolute star in a sea of demos and indie titles at PAX. Running only about 5-10 minutes long of gameplay I came back, waited in line, and played it again every day I was there.
Fallout 76 Review
It’s been about a week since the first part of our Fallout 76 review was released and countless hours have been sunk into the game since. I’ve loved, lost and rejoiced my way across Appalachia and still find myself having fun but growing weary of the tedium and apparent blunders from Bethesda. We recently saw the first patch since release and after reading all 30 lines of the patch notes I scratched my head at the 15GB download for PC.
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