MSI's Backpack Rig Unplugs Virtual Reality By Sam Rutherford published 1 June 16 With MSI's VR backpack, you can finally explore virtual reality the way it was meant to be, fast and untethered.
HP Omen Desktop Brings Looks and VR-Ready Power By Sherri L. Smith published 26 May 16 HP is going after the high-end gaming crowd with a new VR-ready desktop that packs GTX 1080 graphics in a stunning design.
Uncharted 4's Free-Roam Driving Is a Blast By Marshall Honorof published 4 April 16 Uncharted 4 adds free-roaming vehicles as yet another way to explore the game's intriguing world, and so far, it seems like a good addition.
Edge of Nowhere Brings Lovecraftian Horror to VR By Marshall Honorof published 17 March 16 Edge of Nowhere weaves a Lovecraftian story of eldritch beings and overmatched heroes, and makes smart use of the Oculus Rift headset.
Enlighten Makes In-Game Lighting More Realistic By Marshall Honorof published 16 March 16 The latest version of Enlighten from ARM can process light from a multitude of sources and render it in real-time, improving game visuals.
This Tech Turns Any Game Into a VR Experience By Michael Andronico published 15 March 16 MyDream Swift is a $30 application that turns your existing Steam games into immersive VR experiences.
ViewSonic Gets Serious About Gaming With GX Monitors By Michael Andronico published 7 January 16 ViewSonic's new GX series of gaming monitors offer high refresh rates, low lag and support G-Sync and FreeSync for maximum smoothness.
CyberPower's Pro Streamer Desktop Packs Two PCs in One Body By Michael Andronico published 6 January 16 Designed for gaming broadcasters, the CyberPower Streamer Pro packs two independent PCs -- one for gaming, one for streaming -- into a single elegant chassis.
Razer Stargazer Could Make You Twitch Famous By Michael Andronico published 6 January 16 The Razer Stargazer is a powerful webcam aimed at gaming broadcasters, offering high-framerate video capture, 3D scanning and the ability to remove your background without the aid of a green screen.
XCOM 2 Hands-on: Tactical Strategy Refined By Sam Rutherford published 10 December 15 We go hands-on with the tactical, turn-based action of XCOM 2 ahead of its February 2016 launch.
Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection — Worth Upgrading? By Marshall Honorof published 30 September 15 Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection is a perfect, reasonably priced way to catch up on the first three installments in the series.
YouTube Gaming: What We Like, What We Don't By Michael Andronico published 27 August 15 Here's what we like and don't like about YouTube Gaming, Google's answer to video game livestreaming giant Twitch.
Alienware Alpha Gets Hivemind to Merge Console and PC By Sherri L. Smith published 24 June 15 Alienware is making a play for your living room with an updated user interface that further blurs the line between gaming desktop and console.
Spotify on PS4 Is Music Nerd Heaven By Michael Andronico published 30 March 15 Spotify's slick new PlayStation 4 app is just as robust and intuitive as its desktop and mobile counterparts.
Trickey Lets You Build Your Own Mechanical Keyboard By Marshall Honorof published 17 March 15 Trickey, a new Kickstarter campaign, offers a fully customizable keyboard with as few or as many keys as you want.
Bloodborne Hands-on: Gothic Looks, Cutthroat Combat By Sam Rutherford published 10 March 15 We got a hands-on with the much-anticipated Bloodborne at GDC 2015. Here's why we're looking forward to the PS4-exclusive action RPG.
Steam Controller Hands-On: The Final Version is Here By Sam Rutherford published 5 March 15 After two years of development, Valve is finally ready to unveil the final version of its Steam Controller.
Cuphead Brings Run-and-Gun Gaming to 1930s Animation By Sherri L. Smith published 4 March 15 We go hands-on with StudioMDHR's upcoming Cuphead game for Xbox to see if 1930s-style cartoons can appeal to a 21st-century audience.
Meet Nvidia Shield: World's First 4K Android TV Console By Sam Rutherford published 4 March 15 We go hands-on with the the Nvidia Shield, which delivers Nvidia Grid game streaming straight to your living room.
Mad Catz Surfr: The Only Android Controller You Need By Michael Andronico published 2 March 15 Mad Catz' Surfr is a $60 Bluetooth remote that offers both dedicated gaming controls and a full QWERTY keyboard for navigating media and apps.
