Games
Aussie's modded Game Boy Camera racing photography is sick
Aussie car and modding enthusiast Conor Merrigan has shown the cool results of a modded Game Boy Camera + an SLR lens.
Heartwarming fan mail inspired Joe Danger's iOS re-launch
Who knew Joe Danger had a cutting onions mode?
Final Fantasy XIV ‘Materia’ Oceania data centre now live
Plenty of bonuses, including free game time, await those diving into Final Fantasy XIV's newly launched Oceania data centre.
Yes, Microsoft's Activision Blizzard moment is a confusing emotional rollercoaster
Business is business in the buyout of Activision Blizzard, but it makes sense fans and staff could be feeling a mess of emotions about what comes next.
The top 10 games of 2021 according to everyone
A count of titles receiving the most Game of the Year awards reveals a clear top three and an interesting perspective on the top ten games of 2021.
PlayStation VR2 looks to be one heck of an upgrade
It's finally time to retire the PlayStation Move controllers: better visuals, eye-tracking, and haptics highlight the PlayStation VR2's upgrades.
300 hours: HyperX's new headset is made for marathon gaming sessions
HyperX unveiled a wireless headset with an enormous battery life. Please do not attempt to drain it all in one sitting: it will not end well.
How to get free wishes in Genshin Impact
Wishes can be a money pit, but there's ways to earn free wishes in Genshin Impact so you can get the cool stuff without the guilty gacha vibes.
Add storage to PlayStation 5 & Xbox Series X (step-by-step guide)
That 1TB didn't last long, did it? Here's how to add storage to PlayStation 5 (in 12 steps) and Xbox Series X | S (in four).
Our 30 best video games of 2021
From Psychonauts 2 to Unpacking, it's been yet another brilliant year for gaming. Here are our picks for the best video games of 2021.
WoW vs FFXIV vs Elder Scrolls Online: which MMO suits you?
Having spent ample time across the three biggest MMOs, Seamus shares his thoughts on what style of fun lies at the heart of each game.
Halo Infinite campaign review: open-world combat evolved
Halo Infinite's campaign combines a great story with the best parts of open-world design, without losing the series' beloved soul.
Hearthstone Mercenaries review: great ideas locked behind a grind
Complex layers of skill-based play are a feature of Mercenaries, but all too soon you hit a grind wall that is less fun than it should be.
SteelSeries Prime hardware nails your fuss-free frags
The Prime mice and headset dial back the bling in favour of esports performance at a mid-tier price, making it a winner for many buyers.
Putting real heart into Far Cry 6
Navid Khavari, Narrative Director on Far Cry 6, talks about creating a story to care about into a game best known for flambuoyant open world mayhem.
How two books, one broken computer and an out-of-print tabletop game led to The Veil: Inheritance
After venturing into the post-cyberpunk scene, the aesthetics and philosophy of bio-punk were a natural next-stop for Fraser Simon's RPG.
Deathloop's capacity to surprise is the most compelling reason to keep looping
Deathloop's opening hours are full of all sorts of delicious story hooks and gameplay surprises, which has me excited for what's to come.
A retelling of anxiety through the thoughtful platformer Celeste
Unlike so many media depictions of anxiety, Celeste reflects the messy, non-linear nature of dealing with mental illness.
Legends of Runeterra community isn’t buying what Riot's selling
Fans are angry about overpriced cosmetics in Riot's card battler. So how expensive are they? Are the fans right or wrong?
Crows, killer castles and death: the Acid Nerve team talks Death's Door
UK indie team Acid Nerve discusses the success of Death's Door, which nearly outsold the lifetime sales of their debut game in a few weeks.
