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It wasn’t long ago that the 2024 version of the Asus ROG Zephyrus G16 was the darling of our cheap gaming laptop deals page. Week after week, it remained in our lineup with a substantial discount, which was pretty astonishing given it was our favourite gaming laptop at the time. Now, however, I’ve spotted the … Read more

NCSoft’s Cinder City (technically CINDER CITY, but our style guide forbids such a loud use of caps) has been announced, and I feel like I’ve either been transported back in time, or just watched a clueless time traveller step out of a portal. Details are slim, bar a website and a trailer, but the game’s … Read more

The Beyerdynamic MMX 330 Pro is our favourite wireless audiophile gaming headset, and I should know, I’m the one who reviewed it. As I tested it, however, I came up with a couple of drawbacks—it’s wired only, and you can’t detach the mic. It seems like Beyerdynamic may have been listening, as it’s just announced … Read more

Ahead of the new Emotional Rescue update, Disney Dreamlight Valley has announced that some significant changes are being made to its current Star Path format. As detailed on the Disney Dreamlight Valley blog, these changes are being made to help make the Star Path feel more accessible for every player, regardless of where they are … Read more

Capcom’s been under fire, recently, for the dire performance woes in the PC version of Monster Hunter Wilds—and its endgame activities, which some series fans have found a smidge skinny. Though recent updates have addressed the latter, they haven’t really addressed the former. I have good news and bad news. The good news is that … Read more

What is the ultimate PC gaming monitor? That’s most definitely a moving target. 10 years ago, for instance, you probably wouldn’t have picked ultra-high refresh rates or OLED panels. That just wasn’t available. But right now? The answer looks an awful lot like the new LG Ultragear 45GX950A. On paper, this thing is stellar. The … Read more

Maybe it’s just years and years of games like Fallout and Dying Light and Metro, plus a few decades of movies like Mad Max that take place after some civilization-shattering calamity… but I’m just a bit burned out on post-apocalyptic wastelands. Bleak, barren landscapes. Ruined buildings and rusted metal. Grubby survivors wearing tattered clothes. I’ve … Read more

Nvidia has just announced what it’s calling the “biggest launch in GeForce Now RTX history”. The main upgrade for this is that on the Ultimate subscription you’ll be able to get Blackwell hardware RTX 5080-level performance. The eagle-eyed and bat-eared among you might have already heard about Nvidia testing Blackwell hardware on some GeForce Now … Read more

Nvidia has just announced that “probably the most-requested feature” from the community is being added to the Nvidia app: a DLSS Override global toggle. This will allow RTX 50-series cards to force Multi Frame Gen (MFG) in all regular frame gen (FG) games. RTX 30-series, 40-series, and 50-series cards can also force an upscaling model … Read more

Nvidia has officially announced RTX 40-series support for Smooth Motion ahead of Gamescom 2025, enabling last-gen Nvidia graphics card owners to turn on Frame Generation tech in virtually any modern game through the Nvidia app. We previously reported on RTX 40-series Smooth Motion support in the developer release of GeForce Game Ready drivers version 590.26, … Read more