Author: Garry Smith

When it comes to PC gaming, 4K is wave of the future. You no longer need an ultra-powerful PC to enjoy it thanks to features like Nvidia DLSS and AMD Fluid Motion Frames. Monitors like the 1. Asus ROG Swift PG32UCDPBest 4k Gaming Monitor If you’re looking for the best of he best and don’t mind paying for it, the Asus ROG Swift PG32UCDP is the monitor for you. At 32-inches, it’s the perfect size to take in all of the details of its crisp 4K resolution. Its WOLED – that’s white OLED, not to be confused with QD, or…

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Here’s your chance to get one of the best Micro SD cards for your Steam Deck or Nintendo Switch. As part of the October Prime Day Event, Amazon is offering a 1TB TeamGroup Pro Plus Micro SDXC card for only $59.99. Besides being compatible with gaming handhelds, the Pro Plus has a faster speed rating than most Micro SDXC cards in this price range and would make an excellent card for 4K action cameras and DSLRs.1TB TeamGroup Pro Plus Micro SDXC Card for $59.99The Nintendo Switch and Switch OLED have 32GB and 64GB of internal storage, respectively, some of it…

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Update: Blizzard announced “a small delay” for the launch of Vessel of Hatred due to technical issues. According to a blog post, Blizzard will “begin locking out new logins for Diablo IV. Players already logged in prior to 4pm PDT will still be in-game on Patch 1.5.2, but they should expect to lose connection to the game over time while we do additional work to get the simultaneous launch prepared.”Global Director of Community for Diablo, Adam Fletcher, said he hopes the delay will only last a couple of hours at most, “but we shall see.”Im hoping just a couple hours…

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Just when you stockpiled some spare cash, Amazon went ahead and made another sales event, this one called “Prime Big Deal Days.” Practically no one outside of Amazon calls it that, however, so let’s just roll with Prime Day 2, because that’s the basic gist. Bargains aplenty!Starting from October 8 and running through to October 13, this is a Prime Members Only event that will bring the bargains thick and fast. The good news: you can easily join in with a free with a 30-day trial membership that’s easily cancelled for no cost. You might also want to nab a…

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The debut trailer for Fallout: New Vegas mod Fallout: Nuevo México shows off the completely revamped game in a similar fashion to how Fallout: London completely changed Fallout 4.The lengthy trailer was shared on YouTube and gives players a look at the mod’s main location of Mexico City and how the wasteland has overcome it.”Once the vibrant heart of a massive metropolis, Mexico City now lies in ruin, a battleground for factions struggling for dominance and survival,” the synopsis reads. “From the decaying colonia of Chapultepec to the submerged canals of Xochimilco, the city is a haunting blend of beauty…

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We’re now properly into the month of October, and that means that some of 2024’s biggest game releases are starting to roll out.Monday morning saw several big reviews go live, including very positive reviews for Metaphor: ReFantazio (currently a 94 on Metacritic) and Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero (our review is currently in progress, but we feel like it’s a labor of love). That’s on top of Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred, the Silent Hill 2 remake, and more.Here are some of the biggest games coming out this weekDiablo IV: Vessel of Hatred (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S) – October 8Silent…

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Halo’s move to Unreal Engine 5 would make it easier for developer Halo Studios, née 343 Industries, to take Xbox’s flagship first-person shooter multi-platform, including a launch on PlayStation 5, tech experts have said.Speaking to Eurogamer, Digital Foundry chief Richard Leadbetter said moving to Unreal 5 makes for “easier” multi-platform development than porting across the existing Slipspace engine.”It stands to reason that an engine designed for deployment across multiple platforms would be easier to work with than existing technology built for Xbox and PC,” Leadbetter said.While Microsoft’s multi-platform video game push has seen the likes of Rare’s Sea of Thieves…

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The creator of Shadowrun, BattleTech, and Crimson Skies – Jordan Weisman – has announced a new deck-building, fantasy-infused, pirate-themed isometric CRPG called Sea of Legends. It’s based on the narrative open-world board game of the same name. It’s in development now for PC. The original Sea of Legends board game was created by Zach Weisman and Ryan Schapals. The video game adaptation is being led by Weisman and a team of game-development veterans who’ve worked on Darkest Dungeon, Dead Rising 4, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, Skull and Bones, and Ascension. It promises “treasure, adventure, and romance.” Check out the first…

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What kinds of lessons do we learn from our favorite pieces of fiction? Are they simply a means for escapism and enjoyment, or can they also have a tangible impact on our lives? Having played nearly every RPG from developer Atlus, my answer to that last question is a resounding, “Yes.” Metaphor: ReFantazio ponders these questions in both concrete and abstract ways through the lens of a politically charged fantasy RPG, further proving that there’s real power in the stories games can tell. As familiar as it may feel at times, it also treads new territory with a sense of…

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A lot has changed about both video games and the way we play them since the last mainline entry in the Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi series. As the first direct sequel since the PlayStation 2 generation, that means there’s something charming about Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero’s old school design and presentation compared to other fighting games on the market today. It’s tougher than Vegeta’s chest plate, and imbalanced in ways that are both annoying and lore accurate. Menus are labyrinthine, training tips are sparse and sometimes not very useful. But every battle is crafted with the sole purpose of…

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