Gabe Carey

Gabe Carey

Gabe Carey was a Senior Writer at GamesRadar+. In his time with us, Gabe focused on news and features coverage, with a particular focus on gaming hardware. He left GR+ in 2019 and now works as the commerce editor-in-chief for GO Media. 

Articles by: Gabe Carey

Gaming tech we miss

What gaming tech do you miss?

By Gabe Carey, GamesRadar Staff published

CHT Asks And what, if anything, is the modern equivalent?

SteelSeries Arctis 9X

SteelSeries Arctis 9X review: "The new king of Xbox headsets has arrived"

By Gabe Carey published

Review

Razer Ripsaw HD

Razer's Ripsaw HD takes aim at the Elgato HD60 S, but how does it stack up?

By Gabe Carey published

Feature We test drive the greatly enhanced yet far from perfect Razer Ripsaw HD

What do Google's competitors think of Stadia? Not much just yet

By Gabe Carey published

We met with Nvidia and Blade to discuss Stadia, Google's upcoming cloud-based streaming service for games.

PS5 backward compatible

Yet another Sony patent seems to promise PS5 backwards compatibility

By Gabe Carey published

News PS4 lead architect Mark Cerny strikes again

Sony's support for PS Vita officially ends next month: what lessons can its failure offer PS5?

By Gabe Carey published

Feature We reflect on the successes and failures of Sony's ill-fated handheld game console, released over half a decade ago, and what PS5 can learn from it all

Xbox One X bundle cheap

Like clockwork, the Xbox One X Fallout 76 bundle is down to $350

By Gabe Carey published

Deals Explore the wasteland (or don't). It's a remarkable discount either way.

Razer Kraken Pro V2

Razer Kraken Pro V2 review: "No-frills gaming headset speaks volumes"

By Gabe Carey published

Review

PS5 release date

Could the PS5 be released before April 2020? It's "technically possible", says analyst

By Gabe Carey published

News Prominent analyst says it's "very likely" we'll see Sony launch PS5 in the next fiscal year

The biggest 2019 tech trends, and how they could affect gaming

By Alan Bradley, Andy Hartup, Gabe Carey published

Feature Some of the most exciting hardware trends could change the way we play forever

PS5

PS5 is "most of the focus" for Sony's studios, with devs already working on games

By Gabe Carey published

News Latest reports suggest PS5 dev kits are "out there"

It's time for Sony to embrace the PlayStation legacy, with PS5

By Gabe Carey published

Feature One of the PS4's few failings is its inability to embrace PlayStation's rich heritage of gaming

Love 'em or loathe 'em, these are the wildest gaming monstrosities of CES 2019

By Gabe Carey published

Feature These fancy gadgets are multi-purpose: they'll dry up your savings and max out your credit card

You can buy a Switch and a copy of Smash Bros. Ultimate for 10% off right now, just in time for launch

By Gabe Carey published

Deals Over at eBay, the December Dozen sale sees thousands of items discounted, including one extremely hot commodity

For $10, Activision is basically giving away the Alexa-compatible Destiny 2 Ghost speaker

By Gabe Carey published

Deals Originally $89.99, the Destiny 2 Ghost accessory is no stranger to criticism, but at $9.99, does it really matter?

New Razer Blade Stealth 2019 is graced with Nvidia graphics, thinner bezels, double the speakers and oh my

By Gabe Carey published

News Fueled by an 8th-gen Intel Core i7 CPU, the 13-inch ultraportable gaming laptop lasts up to 13 hours on a single charge

Intel's VR-ready mini gaming PC is now cheaper than a Mac mini

By Gabe Carey published

Deals You can save more than $185 on the compact and skull-laden Intel NUC8i7HVK mini computer until Monday

This 34-inch ultrawide LG monitor is 46% off... but only for a few hours!

By Gabe Carey published

Deals Don't sleep on this gargantuan ultrawide display. It has built-in speakers, three gaming modes and it's $415 off right now.

This 75-inch Samsung 4K HDR TV is perfect for gaming, and it's 25% off at Walmart now

By Gabe Carey published

Deals Walmart lists the Samsung NU6900 Series 4K HDR TV for $1,179.99, down from $1,479.99, a rather steep discount