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Gaming
Need for Speed Heat blazes onto consoles and PC November 8
Need for Speed Heat, the 16th entry in the mainline NFS series, races onto PS4, Xbox One, and PC November 8. Once again, Need for Speed Heat will see you trying to shake off the law.
Gaming
How to share your best gaming moments on the Xbox One and its app
The current generation of consoles makes it easier than ever to share your gaming highlights with the world. Here's a quick guide on how you can record a gameplay video on Xbox One.
Mobile
It’s 2025. How has 5G changed our lives? We asked experts to predict the future
2025 is the year that mobile carriers say 5G goes mainstream. How will the technology change, revolutionize, or make obsolete the things we do today? We asked futurists to give us an idea of our future 5G connected world.
Computing
G-Sync and FreeSync can make your games look better, but which is best?
There are some subtle differences between the two adaptive refresh technology offerings, and they affect cost, performance, and compatibility. Nvidia may have released it's feature first, but in recent years AMD has stepped up to the plate…
Gaming
Data shows that July’s best-selling games at these stores weren’t that violent
Walmart, GameStop, and Amazon all sold video games in the lead up to the mass shootings in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio, but the best-selling games at the retailers were not very violent.
Gaming
Save your hard-earned cash by learning how to gameshare with friends on PS4
Much like the now-ancient process of mixing CD collections, modern consoles allow you to share your game library with a friend and save some money in the process. Here's our step-by-step guide for how to gameshare on PS4.
Gaming
From technical specs to games, here's what we know about Project Scarlett
Microsoft is designing the successor to the Xbox One: Project Scarlett. Here is everything we know about the next-gen console, including its rumored release window and support for older Xbox consoles' games.
Deals
Score a new gaming desktop and save with these Dell back-to-school PC deals
If you’re on the hunt for a new gaming tower and aren’t in the mood to wait until Black Friday sales, then Dell has some pretty good back-to-school deals going right now on a variety of its laptops and desktops that can save you…
Gaming
Can Xbox One overtake the PS4 in the home stretch of this generation?
In this comparison, we pit the Sony PlayStation 4 against Microsoft’s Xbox One in 10 categories, ranging from apps to controllers, to determine which system is truly worth your hard-earned money.
Gaming
Xbox says framerate will matter most on Project Scarlett
Head of Xbox Phil Spencer has shared in an interview that a game's framerate and overall playability will matter more than resolution during the Project Scarlett generation of consoles.
Gaming
Nintendo’s FCC listing suggests the Switch is getting a wireless SNES controller
A listing for an SNES-style controller on the FCC's website shows that Nintendo could be preparing to offer the console's games on the Switch. Currently, only NES games are available with a subscription.
Gaming
Google Stadia vs. Blade's Shadow: How the game-streaming services differ
Google Stadia and Blade's Shadow are two very different game-streaming services. We've outlined the key differences between the two to help you decide which one you should pay for.
Mobile
Is Sony’s smartphone business dead or can it be revived?
After its worst quarter ever, where Sony Mobile shipped less than 1 million smartphones for the first time, the future looks decidedly bleak. Can Sony’s smartphone business be turned around, or is it time to call it?
Gaming
Xbox games on PlayStation? Microsoft executive says it could happen
Microsoft's first-party studios could still create games for other systems, according to head of Xbox studios Matt Booty. Double Fine and Obsidian are both bringing their latest games to PlayStation.
Gaming
The most common Xbox One X problems, and how to fix them
The Xbox One X is a brilliant console, but it's not without its issues, ranging from simple annoyances to severe hardware problems. Here are common Xbox One X problems and how to fix them.
Gaming
The best iOS games you can play offline on your iPhone and iPad
Even though we're always glued to our phones, we don't always have access to Wi-Fi or have steady service. Whether you're on a flight, riding the bus, or sitting in a waiting room, you can always play these excellent iOS games.
Computing
These ray-tracing games will help you push your GPU to the limit
These are the existing and upcoming games that support ray tracing rendered on Nvidia's RTX and GTXs graphics cards. They aren't many in number at this point, but thanks to the power of ray tracing, they are some of the best-looking games…
Gaming
2020’s Call of Duty: Black Ops 5 will reportedly plunge players into Cold War
Next year's Call of Duty will reportedly either be titled Call of Duty: Black Ops 5 or simply Call of Duty: Blacks Ops. The game is said to be "even more gritty and gruesome" than this year's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.