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Xbox brings its cloud gaming experience to TCL smart TVs
Xbox is partnering with TCL to bring the Xbox app to select smart TVs, allowing users to stream supported games through Xbox Cloud Gaming.
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JBL thinks the future of gaming audio is smarter, not just wireless
JBL’s Gordon Tong discusses Quantum gaming headsets, AI Footstep Booster, wireless gaming, 50mm carbon drivers and JBL’s strategy to compete.
Anbernic’s RG 55G1 is a $150 Switch Lite lookalike built for retro gaming
Anbernic’s RG 55G1 arrives August 31 for $150, combining a Switch Lite-inspired design with a 1080p display, Hall-effect sticks and Android 14 for retro gaming.
Microsoft hints that its next Xbox could be more than one console
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma has hinted that Project Helix will be a “family of devices,” suggesting Microsoft could launch multiple next-generation Xbox products.
Nvidia’s DLSS 5 leak is making games prettier and people weirder
Nvidia’s unfinished DLSS 5 has leaked, allowing modders to test its AI-powered rendering in several games - with impressive details, strange faces and reported performance losses.
GTA VI could take 80 hours to finish, so maybe cancel your date now
Rockstar’s Rob Nelson says his GTA VI playthrough took around 80 hours, suggesting the upcoming open-world blockbuster could be a massive time commitment.
GTA 6 looks like Rockstar’s greatest-hits mixtape, and I’m all for it
GTA 6’s extended gameplay reveal finally shows Jason and Lucia working together, Rockstar’s enormous new Vice City, and missions carrying DNA from some of its best games.
VITURE’s new XR glasses look straight out of Phantom Blade Zero
Phantom Blade Zero isn’t stopping at your TV. Its kung-fu world is coming to your face, too.
Audio-Technica’s new $99 headset focuses on the two things gamers actually need
Audio-Technica’s new $99 ATH-M20xSTS gaming headset keeps things simple with M20x-derived headphones, a condenser boom mic, and wired connectivity.
Samsung built a 1,100Hz gaming monitor because apparently 600Hz wasn’t fast enough
Samsung’s Odyssey G6 gaming monitor can reach 1,100Hz at HD resolution, up from its previously announced 1,040Hz maximum, while still offering 600Hz at QHD.
Cyberpunk 2077 is giving Samsung’s glasses-free 3D gaming monitor a much-needed boost
Samsung is adding Cyberpunk 2077 support to its Odyssey 3D gaming monitor, giving its glasses-free 3D technology one of its biggest showcases yet.
PlayStation Plus is getting Sniper Elite: Resistance, plus a JRPG worth your time
PlayStation Plus is getting Sniper Elite: Resistance, Chained Echoes, MLB The Show 26, and Wobbly Life as its September Monthly Games.
Skip the leaks, GTA 6 is taking Red Dead Redemption 2’s obsession with realism even further
New GTA 6 details reveal dynamic body changes, visible exhaustion, reactive NPCs, deeper relationships, and a Leonida designed to remember how you live inside it.
I watched Gamescom 2026 so you don’t have to — these 6 games are worth waiting for
Gamescom 2026 delivered dozens of trailers and announcements, but these six games — from Metro 2039 to Nodus Fall — are the ones still stuck in my head.
Nvidia’s RTX Spark is getting ready for major PC games, anti-cheat included
RTX Spark is getting support for major PC games such as Apex Legends, F1 25, ARC Raiders, and THE FINALS, while Nvidia also tackles anti-cheat compatibility.
GeForce NOW will soon let you fine-tune DLSS 4.5 settings per game
Nvidia is giving GeForce NOW members control over DLSS 4.5 with per-game settings for Super Resolution, Dynamic Frame Generation, and Ray Reconstruction, alongside upcoming Steam Machine and Steam Controller support.
Xbox’s OG Green translucent Xbox Series X25 pre-order is here, and boy, it ain’t cheap
Microsoft’s translucent green Xbox Series X25 Limited Edition celebrates 25 years of Xbox with nostalgic design, a Halo bundle and a $899.99 price tag.
AOC may beat Acer to market with the first 5K G-SYNC Pulsar monitor
AOC has unveiled the AGP327KG, a 31.5-inch 5K gaming monitor with a 144Hz refresh rate and Nvidia G-SYNC Pulsar support.
Nvidia’s DLSS 4.5 has a lot going on, so here’s what actually matters to gamers
Nvidia has released DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction in early access, giving every RTX GPU a smarter AI denoiser alongside upgraded Super Resolution and frame generation.
Xbox is giving physical game discs a digital future
Xbox is testing a feature that lets supported physical game discs unlock digital access, bringing thousands of older Xbox titles closer to the company’s digital ecosystem.
Lenovo’s first Android gaming handheld has a clever answer to your terrible Wi-Fi
Lenovo’s Legion C700 is a $327 Android gaming handheld with a 120Hz screen, huge battery, and a clever way to stream PC games without internet access.
The Witcher 3 is 11 years old, and CD Projekt Red still has remasters and expansions to keep us hooked
The Witcher 3 is getting a free remaster with major gameplay improvements this September, followed by Geralt’s final full expansion, Songs of the Past, in 2027.
NO LAW looks like Cyberpunk 2077 at home, but honestly, I’m here for it
NO LAW from Neon Giant finally shows its gameplay, mixing Cyberpunk 2077-style visuals with stealth, hacking and choice-driven gameplay.
Metro 2039 has no heroes. It trades hope for revenge, and I’m all for this new direction
Metro 2039’s new Renegade gameplay trailer takes us back underground with denser environments, new survival tools, brutal combat, and another ominous Dark Ones tease.
Game of Thrones: War for Westeros puts the fate of the Iron Throne in your hands
PlaySide Studios revealed the first gameplay trailer for Game of Thrones: War for Westeros during Gamescom 2026, an officially licensed real-time strategy game launching on PC via Steam in early 2027.
1001 Threads of Mizan is bringing Arabian Nights to life, and it looks stunning
1001 Threads of Mizan is an ambitious action RPG inspired by Arabic folklore, with stunning visuals, mythical creatures and magical carpet rides.
PUBG’s new shooter looks absolutely unhinged, and I kind of love it
PUBG Studios has revealed DED.NET, a bizarre new multiplayer FPS combining roguelite progression with a 1990s Cascadia setting.
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