How the Switch 2 Mouse Controls Work and What it Means for FPS Esports
April can’t come soon enough as new patent information for the Nintendo Switch 2 has seemingly confirmed that the console’s updated Joy-Con design does feature ...
Nintendo Switch 2 is already available to reserve at some retailers
Fans interested in getting up close with the Nintendo Switch 2 were able to register for Nintendo’s free draw, but it closed on 26 January. If you didn’t get picked, you can join the waiting list. The ...
One of my favorite FPS games ever is free with your Amazon Prime subscription, not to mention a massive RPG and an open-world space adventure
If you're an Amazon Prime subscriber, then there's a high chance that one of its best benefits has been flying completely ...
Only 7% of games launched on Xbox last year with "Play Anywhere" support — a decline year-over-year
A recent analysis showcases Microsoft's uphill battle with one of its key differentiators against PlayStation.
Candy Crush Solitaire is King First’s New Game Under Microsoft Ownership
Candy Crush Solitaire is King’s first new game since Microsoft acquired its parent company Activision Blizzard in October 2023.
Bill Gates thinks Intel has ‘lost its way’
In a recent interview with AP, Bill Gates slammed Intel, claiming that the once-dominant chip maker had lost its way.
Amazon will spend an ungodly amount of money on AI this year!
Developing AI technology is not cheap at all. It costs billions of dollars to train AI models, and this is why most of the ...
Why a 43-year-old video game just won a Grammy
In-between showering Compton-born rapper Kendrick Lamar with gilded gramophones over the weekend, the Grammy Awards also ...
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Don’t Worry, More Nintendo Games Are Coming to the Original Switch
The new Nintendo Switch 2 will be able to play games from the original Switch, as Nintendo stated in the reveal. There's a huge chance that both Pokémon: Legends Z-A and Metroid ...
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Weird & Forgotten Nintendo Exclusives Nobody Played
Their business practices aren’t perfect, but Nintendo makes games like nobody else. It’s true. They don’t load their games with microtransactions and day one DLC, or ask you for extra money to ...