Another piece of Alienware tech that came our way recently is their Elite Gaming Mouse, the AW958 to be specific, which up until this point we've only seen people use in videos and haven't had the chance to practice with it ourselves.
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A few weeks ago we got the latest expansion packs from Dropmix, the card-based DJ game that allows you to compete with and against your friends in a battle to make the best mixes possible using samples of popular songs.
We recently got some awesome stuff from the crew at Alienware to check out and review for your personal PC gaming needs, and we're going to start off with two items that may not immediately come to mind but are necessities for a lot of players.
Secretlab was kind enough to send us a Titan chair last year, which we enjoyed checking out and seeing how well they held up to other brands on the market. But as we enter a new year, the company chose to roll out a few new models for 2018.
A few months ago, Razer released a brand new version of their Xbox controller in the form of the Wolverine Ultimate. Seeing as how we now have access to an Xbox One X, we felt it was time to put this sucker to the test and give it a proper review on both the console and the PC
I've been a fan of Ultimate Ears for several years now. One of Logitech's more premiere lines of creative audio products, they're primarily known for the Boom and Blast Bluetooth speaker series, but they also have Ultimate Ears Pro, which does custom mold earbuds and in-ear monitors.
A while ago we got a cool Batmobile in the mail, but it wasn't just any ol' Batmobile. No sir! This was the Ultimate Justice League Batmobile from Mattel designed to look and operate like the one from Batman V. Superman and Justice League.
If you're one of the many gamers who has been drooling over getting a new Razer Phone, simply just to play games on, you're probably going to be salivating a little more over the next edition of the phone on the way.
Online gaming is a massively lucrative industry, and that just might come with some new problems. The industry is potentially lucrative for cybercriminals, as hacked gaming accounts can be sold on the black market.
I find myself being a much bigger audiophile as a grown adult than I like to admit, and it isn't even from having a strong love of music or a sense of what makes good audio in a game. I've just learned over time that if I'm going to listen to something, it might as well be the best.
When Nintendo releases the NES Classic Edition and the SNES Classic Edition, you knew it was only a matter of time before someone found a way to hook up some better gear. Enter the folks at My Arcade, who designed a wireless controller specifically for these systems
I've never personally enjoyed driving wheels because a lot of them feel like gimmicks. We could run down the list from the V-Thunder all the way to the Wii Wheel of products that promised a driving experience and failed to deliver.
Over the holidays we were sent something of a throwback from Retro-Bit in the form of a retro gaming console. To be specific, they sent us the Super Retro-Cade, a brand new retro console to compete in the same realm with all the systems that have been released over the past year or so
We've had a couple different gaming mice sent to us over the past year, some are super high text and have a lot of awesome features, while others are simplistic and to the point in their functionality to get you the best game possible.
Snapchat's corporate parent company Snap Inc. has laid off 22 staffers as part of a wider reorganization this week. While some of the staffers laid off were part of Snap’s content team, the majority were from other teams in the company.
Not to be left out of the wireless gaming mouse conversation, Razer announced this week that they're jumping into the game themselves with their own model the mouse in question is called the Mamba HyperFlux, and employs the same kind of technology as others
Considering how much we've been going to conventions over the past year and have slowly been expanding into Twitch streams, it's become a bit of a priority on our end to do more live broadcasting.
There's little doubt that we're moving into an era of gaming where 4K and HDR capabilities are going to become a must for everyone, much the way HD practically became the norm in the mid-'00s.
Chances are if you're an Xbox One owner, when the Xbox One X came around, you kinda fell into one of two stables. Either you already invested time and money into your current console and need good reason to change, or you absolutely fell in love with it at first sight and had to have one this year.
This morning, many of us in gaming circle got a very brief email from Little Big PR with something promising. The video below along with these words: "We have a Holiday secret to share! We’re giving you a glimpse now, but the full unwrapping doesn’t happen until January 4th, 2018!
Back in April we had the chance to review a Nintendo Switch case from WaterField that worked out pretty well, and ever since then we've been interested to
AVerMedia have put together some products to sell during the holiday season with the hope of making your gaming experience much more fulfilling.
Looking over our own geeky decor, something seems to be missing in the home that is basically becoming a standard, and that's Bluetooth speakers.
Logitech sent a few items our wait to review in time for the holiday season, and along with a stereo system and a webcam, we received their brand new
Among the items Logitech recently sent us for review, we got a really awesome item in their Z906 Surround Sound Speaker System.
A few weeks ago, we were lucky enough to get a few products from Logitech to test out and review. One of them was the C922 Pro Stream Webcam!
As an audiophile, it's always fun for me to get a new headset to try out on games. When ROCCAT sent us some items for review (including a mousepad and a
Last month we got a few awesome products sent our way from ROCCAT, who if you're not familiar with their gear, make a lot of gaming tools and accessories
We got some awesome items from Think Geek in the mail recently, and while most of them are of a specific nature we'll get to later, we did get
Way back in 1982, Atari was one of the big advertisers in the original Blade Runner, with giant billboards spanning across the screen. The sequel, Blade