Tag: gaming gear

Star Wars Outlaws Update Removes Stealth Requirement

Perhaps the world isn’t ready for a new Splinter Cell…. I’ve been anxiously waiting for a new Splinter Cell game to release. There were multiple times when Ubisoft was very heavily hinting at it during E3, and most recently “not-E3,” only to disappoint me with some DLC or content related to another game. The crowd seems to be there for Sam Fisher and friends to...
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Sony Buying FromSoftware Parent Company Could Be Anime Focused

Sony could be buying the parent company to FromSoftware, Kadokawa, meaning the Elden Ring developers could soon be a PlayStation studio. From Software has a track record of frustratingly good games, but more importantly made the massively successful Elden Ring as of late. They also created a little ole game called Bloodborne, which fans have been basically begging to be remastered for PS5. All of...
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SteelSeries Launches the Nimbus+ Gamepad

If you're looking for a wireless controller to enhance your mobile gaming, SteelSeries has you covered with the all new Nimbus+. As mobile gaming, and...
Tech Talk

GSP 370 Delivers No Hassle Wireless Sound for Gamers (Video Review)

In our newest tech review, I'm taking Sennheiser's newest wireless gaming headset, the GSP 370, for a spin to see how it stacks up.  Sennheiser...
Gamer Culture

Razer Introduces a New PS4 Controller for Competition

Today, Razer has revealed their own take on the Sony PlayStation 4 controller with a specific goal in mind: eSports competition.  Come inside to check out this swanky new piece of hardware, the Razer Raiju.

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AOC Launches AGON, A New Line of Gamer Specific Monitors

If PC is your gaming preference of choice, you've likely invested in some solid gear to go along with it (from keyboards, mice, and even mousepads).  AOC is introducing some new computer monitors to add to your equipment.  Come inside to learn more about AGON.  

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AfterShokz New Bone-Conduction Headphones Now Available

If you're on the hunt for some wireless headphones for your gaming or mobile needs, then you'll want to take a gander at this new pair from AfterShokz, that use bone conduction rather than having anything in, or sitting on, your ears.  Come inside to learn more! 

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