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I managed to snag a 30th Anniversary DualSense controller in last week's restock, now I need to work out how to show it off
Hardware The PS5 30th Anniversary DualSense is the latest PS5 controller to enter my collection, which means I need a new display system.
I adore the Asus Evangelion PC line, but these anime series deserve the same treatment
News There's no shortage of anime PC gaming accessories, but I'd renovate my entire gaming setup if these shows got some gaming tech.
PlayStation forgot to reveal the price of its new fight stick controller for PS5 and PC, and that's making me worried
News Sony has given us more details about the new PlayStation FlexStrike fight stick for PS5 and PC. We don't know what the price will be yet, though.
More leaks suggest ROG Xbox Ally prices will start at €599, further cementing my fears for the handheld
News ROG Xbox Ally and Ally X could cost €599 and €899, respectively, with leaks backing up previous rumors that the gaming handhelds will cost more than rivals.
Razer BlackShark V3 Pro review: "fantastic audio, premium new features, and a plush set of cups"
The Razer BlackShark V3 Pro takes the previous generation's medals and polishes them to perfection.
Razer Blackshark V3 review - "a great-sounding mid-range step up from an already impressive headset lineup"
Review Three is the magic number
The best gaming monitor 2025: the most impressive displays I've tested this year
Buying guide Here are the best gaming monitor models in 2024, including punchy OLED panels, super speedy screens, and brilliant budget options.
Ayaneo just announced the "world's first flip dual-screen Android handheld" for 3DS games, and I'm more excited about it than the Windows version
News Ayaneo just unveiled the Pocket DS, a clamshell gaming handheld that could use Android and dual screens to become a solid 3DS alternative.
8 years later, the C64 mini is still my favorite way to play a chunk of retro microcomputer classics you've probably never heard of
News The C64 Mini offers an affordable way to play and run the microcomputer's 8-bit library of classics, and it's still my favorite way to revisit the Commodore 64.
