So, I guess gaming tote bags exist now? Whether you're looking to lug around a laptop or keep your entire gaming peripheral setup to hand at all times, Razer's new Sneki Snek Reusable Bag has you covered, and all for a price that won't have you reaching for that 'By Now Pay Later' button on checkout. It might not have the brand caché of Apple or the designer name of Issey Miyake, but it will have room for your iPhone 16, your Steam Deck, your Razer Blade 14 laptop, your Razer mouse, and basically everything else on your desk to boot. Sneki Snek is Razer's cute little mascot that has come to define the company's push for recycled gear. While none of its best gaming mouse options yet sport the look, it has long been available as a 100% recycled polyester plush toy, a rug, fridge magnets, and more. And the latest addition is, well, it's a bag. But not just any bag. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Grab a free gaming mouse, keyboard, mousepad, and mic, thanks to Qpad AMD graphics card prices rumored to rise, so get this Radeon RX 9070 XT at $599 while you can 26 years later, this legendary computer speaker system is finally getting an update View the full article
Hardware leaker OneRaichu recently revealed basic specifications for the integrated graphics chips in Intel's upcoming Panther Lake mobile processors. One of these chips appears intended for future handheld gaming PCs, potentially to compete with AMD's Ryzen Z2 series. Read Entire Article View the full article
Analogue's new retro console recreates original Nintendo 64 hardware rather than emulating it, scaling classic titles for modern displays. Reviewers say it feels like a true time machine for purists seeking an authentic experience, though for most the Switch's N64 emulation may already be sufficient. Read Entire Article View the full article
Battlefield 6 matches can be dominated by a great tank commander or helicopter pilot, and now it's time for the rise of ace golf cart drivers. November 18's BF6 update, version 1.1.2.0, brings a new map called Eastwood (among other additions), which is set in Southern California for Season 1's California Resistance theme, and is already being celebrated as a major step up over the previous new map, which was maligned as the worst map in Battlefield history. View the full article
AMD graphics cards could be about to get more expensive, according to a new report. Thanks to the increase in DRAM prices we've seen in recent months, prices for a variety of broader tech products have also climbed recently, and it's looking like AMD GPUs could be the next in line. This is particularly an issue for AMD cards, as the company is trying to play catch-up with Nvidia on the graphics card front, and keeping its cards as price-competitive as possible has been crucial for them to remain a tempting option. In our RX 9070 XT review, for instance, we named it the best graphics card you can buy for most gamers, thanks to its impressively low MSRP. However, since launch, it has tended to sell at well above this price, particularly in the US, and it's only recently that some cards have hit its $599 MSRP. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: AMD Zen 7 is officially revealed as new architecture for future desktop gaming CPUs New budget AMD Ryzen CPU beats the Intel 14600K by up to 131fps in games, thanks to X3D A faster, possibly cheaper version of the AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D gaming CPU could be on the way, hints new leak View the full article
Who are the voice actors in ****** Ops 7? With plenty of famous faces taking on the latest Call of Duty campaign, here's who plays the main cast in BO7 including all new and returning characters. If you recognize a voice (or face) of one of the characters but can't quite place them, here's a full list of each of the main characters in Call of Duty ****** Ops 7 and the actor playing them. And if you're busy blasting your way through the ****** Ops 7 mission list, you might be wondering how long it takes to beat BO7 once you're finished up here. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: BO7 Zombies Cursed Mode and Relics explained ****** Ops 7 Ashes of the Damned main quest easter egg guide ****** Ops 7 Prestige explained and rewards list View the full article
Risk of Rain 2 today launches its latest major DLC offering, Alloyed Collective. Pitting Riskers against the powerful Solus Units that have risen from the scrap heaps, developer Gearbox has a host of new maps, enemies, and more to shake up your runs in the hit roguelike game. It's not all plight though, as there's a couple of droney homies in it for you, as well as a host of new items. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: New Risk of Rain 2 character Operator transforms drones into deadly weapons Despite its past DLC disasters, Risk of Rain 2 unveils its next expansion The disastrous Risk of Rain 2 DLC Seekers of the Storm has been totally revamped View the full article
The shooter space is now the most competitive I've seen it in a long time, with huge competition from the likes of ****** Ops 7, Arc Raiders, and Delta Force jostling alongside Battlefield 6 for your precious gaming hours. Clearly keen to strike while the iron of its California Resistance update is still hot and drum up some extra players, Battlefield Studios has announced that a new week-long free trial for BF6 will be taking place later this month. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Battlefield 6 Season 1 release date and seasonal content Best Battlefield 6 Portal codes - XP farm and bot lobby Battlefield 6 is taking a big swing with its Eastwood map, and it could help salve the game's biggest complaint View the full article
Opinion | I adore every Dragon Age game, but 11 years on, I started thinking about why it is that Inquisition is the one I come back to the mostView the full article
In the mood for some old school, swords and sorcery gaming? With this deal from Humble Bundle, you can pick up $373 worth of Dungeon Crawl Classics books (DCC) for $40. This bundle of adventures, supplements, and setting books is all set in the fictional city of Lankhmar, from the Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser fantasy series. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Nab 24 books and craft a custom campaign in Pathfinder Infinite for 91% off The Avatar Legends TTRPG is a huge 65% off in this rare physical Humble Bundle Get 10 blood drenched Warhammer 40k and fantasy PC games for $12 View the full article
80 Days may still be the best-known game from narrative maestros Inkle Studios. But the developer's most ambitious game is probably Heaven's Vault, a sci-fi archaeological adventure about piecing together an ancient alien language... Read more.View the full article
The Battlefield 6 team snuck in a few extra changes alongside the California Resistance Season 1 update today, revealing changes for Escalation, challenges, and player profile kill/death statistics. Last-minute additions to today’s 1.1.2.0 update arrived in the form of a surprise social media post this morning, just a few hours after the gargantuan patch targeted some of the fan feedback EA and Battlefield Studios have received in recent weeks. California Resistance most notably adds new map Eastwood into the mix, but these new bonus adjustments aren’t exactly anything to scoff at, and they’re already live. Topping the list is a change players have been looking to see for one specific Battlefield 6 game mode: Escalation. BF Studios confirmed the tweaks, which increase objective capture time by about 20%, are a direct result of fan feedback. “This change gives your squad more time to react, reposition, and coordinate vehicle spawns while maintaining the mode's fast-paced intensity,” the message says. Lower on the totem pole of fixes is yet another fine-tuning for challenges. Where past updates have added clarity to and reduced requirements, this smaller, backend change implements a fix for completed challenges that failed to give players their rewards. Finally, BF Studios says player profiles will no longer reflect Portal kill and death statistics in the full kill/death count. Instead, only human kills will be recognized here, with an area for Portal kills set to arrive in a future update. These are small but necessary changes for many, with Battlefield 6 players still enjoying all of the more substantial tweaks delivered with update 1.1.2.0 and California Resistance earlier today. In addition to Eastwood, new guns, and new features, the update reverts aim assist settings back to those seen during the August open beta while also continuing to tackle weapon bloom and dispersion. You can see the full patch notes, which detail an update meant to make gunplay smoother for all, here. Battlefield 6 is well on its way to its second month in the public’s hands, with more Season 1 content planned to launch in the coming weeks. In the time since its October 10 launch for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S, BF Studios has rolled out major bug fixes, calmed goofy skin fears, and redefined its challenge system, all while promising to deliver more changes in the near future. For more, you can check out our 8/10 Battlefield 6 multiplayer review. You can see why we gave its battle royale-focused offshoot, REDSEC, a 7/10. Michael Cripe is a freelance writer with IGN. He's best known for his work at sites like The Pitch, The Escapist, and OnlySP. Be sure to give him a follow on Bluesky (@mikecripe.bsky.social) and Twitter (@MikeCripe). View the full article
Microsoft has announced the next wave of games coming to the Ultimate tier of Xbox Game Pass. Xbox Game Pass subscribers are treated to a fresh batch of games every single month, ensuring that there is always something new to play on the service. Whether the new Xbox Game Pass additions justify the increased asking price is up for debate, however. View the full article
After years of development time and multiple delays, Analogue is finally shipping the Analogue 3D for those who pre-ordered, and they sent us one early to test out. The short version is that it’s an amazing dream come true for ’90s kids like me. The long version? Keep scrolling. The Analogue 3D is a modern take on the Nintendo 64. That means it outputs up to 4K resolution (that’s 10x the original console), plugs into any modern television via an HDMI cable, takes USB-C for power, has a built-in microSD card slot, includes Bluetooth, has Wi-Fi, will get firmware updates, and so much more. All of that, and it’s 100% compatible with every single N64 cartridge and official peripheral across all regions, engineered entirely in FPGA. .memberful-global-teaser-content p:last-child{ -webkit-mask-image: linear-gradient(180deg, #000 0%, transparent); mask-image: linear-gradient(180deg, #000 0%, transparent); } Read This Article Free Get instant access by joining the GB MAX Access tier — it’s free to sign up and unlock premium content.Join Now to Start ReadingAlready a member? Sign in The post Analogue 3D revives the Nintendo 64 in glorious 4K resolution | review appeared first on GamesBeat. View the full article
A forsaken castle. A party of hapless adventurers. Puzzles. Goblins. A map drawn on graph paper. The Secret of Weepstone demo is short and to the point - it's proof that the developers at Talesworth Game Studio absolutely adore classic Dungeons and Dragons. Happily, they also seem to be quite competent at making videogames. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: This solo DnD 5e adventure is full of classic detective noir vibes Ink up your DnD 5e characters with these magical homebrew tattoos! D&D's Heroes of Faerûn is a must-buy for new players (and Baldur's Gate 3 fans) View the full article
In the mood for some old school, swords and sorcery gaming? With this deal from Humble Bundle, you can pick up $373 worth of Dungeon Crawl Classics books (DCC) for $40. This bundle of adventures, supplements, and setting books is all set in the fictional city of Lankhmar, from the Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser fantasy series. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Nab 24 books and craft a custom campaign in Pathfinder Infinite for 91% off The Avatar Legends TTRPG is a huge 65% off in this rare physical Humble Bundle Get 10 blood drenched Warhammer 40k and fantasy PC games for $12 View the full article
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So, I guess gaming tote bags exist now? Whether you're looking to lug around a laptop or keep your entire gaming peripheral setup to hand at all times, Razer's new Sneki Snek Reusable Bag has you covered, and all for a price that won't have you reaching for that 'By Now Pay Later' button on checkout. It might not have the brand caché of Apple or the designer name of Issey Miyake, but it will have room for your iPhone 16, your Steam Deck, your Razer Blade 14 laptop, your Razer mouse, and basically everything else on your desk to boot. Sneki Snek is Razer's cute little mascot that has come to define the company's push for recycled gear. While none of its best gaming mouse options yet sport the look, it has long been available as a 100% recycled polyester plush toy, a rug, fridge magnets, and more. And the latest addition is, well, it's a bag. But not just any bag. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Grab a free gaming mouse, keyboard, mousepad, and mic, thanks to Qpad AMD graphics card prices rumored to rise, so get this Radeon RX 9070 XT at $599 while you can 26 years later, this legendary computer speaker system is finally getting an update View the full article