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Haunted Couches, Escape Rooms and Guitar Combat: The Weirdest Games of GDC

By Marshall Honorof published

At ALT.CTRL.GDC, players can experience one-of-a-kind titles with the most bizarre control schemes they’ve ever seen.

Google's Pac-Man AR Demo Should Be a Real Game

By Michael Andronico published

Google showed off a fun Pac-Man AR demo during GDC 2019 that lets you chase ghosts in real life.

Why $60 Games Seem More Expensive Than Ever

By Marshall Honorof published

Jen MacLean, executive director of the IGDA, has some big ideas about the future of gaming.

Best of GDC 2019: The 10 Coolest Games and Gadgets

By Michael Andronico, Marshall Honorof published

From Google Stadia and the Oculus Rift S to a slew of exciting indie and VR games, here’s the very best of GDC 2019.

GDC 2019 Highlights: Google Stadia, Oculus Rift S and More

By Marshall Honorof published

GDC 2019 takes place from March 18 to 22; the conference will showcase all the latest announcements from Microsoft, Nintendo, Sony — and Google.

Stranger Things 3 Hands-On: Game Oozes Retro Charm, Otherwordly Evil

By Marshall Honorof published

I went hands-on with Stranger Things 3 at GDC 2019, and it seems like just the right kind of SNES-style adaptation.

Intel Is Using AI to Fight Toxic Voice Chat in Games

By Michael Andronico published

Intel is teaming with Spirit AI to provide automated voice chat moderation designed to curb toxic behavior.

Violent Farm Sims, Murder Mysteries: Raw Fury’s New Games Are Delightfully Weird

By Marshall Honorof published

We go hands-on with Atomicrops, Night Call and Star Renegades at GDC 2019, and find that each upcoming game feels oddly charming.

I Just Played Doom on Google Stadia: Here’s How It Feels

By Marshall Honorof published

Playing Doom on Google's new Stadia gaming platform answers some of our questions about the upcoming release. Here's what we learned from our hands-on time.

Beat Saber Is the Perfect Launch Game for Oculus Quest

By Marshall Honorof published

Beat Saber is a day-one release title for the upcoming Oculus Quest platform, which is good, since it plays to the platform's strengths.

Oculus Rift S Hands-on: A Subtle But Sweet Refresh

By Michael Andronico last updated

Oculus Rift S upgrades Oculus' flagship PC virtual reality headset with better resolution, improved room tracking and a passthrough camera for seeing your surroundings.

Stormland Is a Real VR Action-Adventure Game

By Marshall Honorof published

Stormland has everything you’d expect from an action/adventure title, including detailed exploration and intense combat, but in VR.

Google Stadia: Our 3 Biggest Concerns

By Marshall Honorof published

Google's Stadia game streaming platform has incredible potential, but Google has to address these key issues to ensure it succeeds.

Nvidia Brings Ray Tracing to GTX Cards — But There's a Catch

By Phillip Tracy published

Nvidia announced today that it will release a driver in April that brings ray tracing effects to Pascal-based GTX graphics cards, including the GTX 1060, GTX 1070 and GTX 1080.

Google Yeti Rumors: What to Expect from Google's Gaming Service at GDC 2019

By Michael Andronico published

Here's everything we know about Google's Yeti game streaming service, including what devices it may work on and when to expect it.

SXSW 2019: The Best Tech, Movies and Shows So Far

By Henry T. Casey published

From tech to TV, and from films to Facebook, SXSW 2019 has a lot going on, and we're there taking it all in.

How to Live Stream the 2019 College Football Championship

By Philip Michaels published

Here's how you can stream the Jan. 7 national championship game, using either a mobile app or a streaming service.

How to Livestream Canelo vs. Fielding

By Don Reisinger published

The Canelo vs Fielding fight is one of the most anticipated boxing events of the year. Here’s how to livestream it in the U.S. and U.K.

5 Great Games and Gadgets From New York Comic-Con 2018

By Michael Andronico, Rami Tabari published

Here are our favorite games from New York Comic Con 2018, from big blockbusters to niche anime experiences.

BlackBerry's Key2 LE Has the Keyboard You Want for $400

By Philip Michaels published

If you're willing to sacrifice some of the features in the more premium Key2, the new BlackBerry Key2 LE gives you a phone with a physical keyboard for less than $400.

StarVR Shows What VR Should Be Like

By Philip Michaels published

The StarVR One headset offers a wider field of view and uses full RGB subpixels for a more realistic viewing experience. Now if only those features could reach consumers.

Bang & Olufsen's $3,500 Circular Speaker Is the Best Kind of Ridiculous

By Philip Michaels published

Bang & Olufsen's new Beosound Edge delivers an eye-catching design, clever controls and impressive sound in a circular package.

Untitled Goose Game Is the Weirdest Switch Game Yet

By Marshall Honorof published

In Untitled Goose Game, you play as a meddlesome goose, who has a long list of havoc to wreak.

Lenovo Goes All-in on Smart Home With Essentials Lineup

By Monica Chin published

Lenovo is expanding its smart-home lineup.

Huawei's Beastly 7-Nanometer Chip Ready to Fight iPhone XS

By Philip Michaels published

Huawei has unveiled its Kirin 980 chipset, set to debut in October on a new phone. A 7-nanometer chip, it should deliver better performance and power efficiency.

Huawei’s AI Cube Is a An Alexa Speaker and 4G Router In One

By Philip Michaels published

Huawei hopes that audio quality and wireless connectivity will set its Alexa-powered AI Cube smart speaker apart.

I Just Went Ears-On with Sony's Bose Killers

By Philip Michaels, Monica Chin published

These headphones could give Bose a run for its money.

ZTE's Axon 9 Pro Won't Reach the US — And That's a Shame

By Philip Michaels published

The Axon 9 Pro will start rolling out to Europe and Asia next month, but this 6.21-inch smartphone won't bring its optimized graphics and AI features to the U.S.

IFA 2018 Preview: 5 Things We're Excited to See

By Caitlin McGarry, Philip Michaels published

The tech world descends upon Berlin this week for the annual IFA trade show. Here’s a quick look at what we’re expecting to see at the big show.

How to Use Price Matching to Your Advantage

By Louis Ramirez published

Save time and money by knowing the ins and outs of price matching.

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