We want them all. If you're a fan of colourful Hawaiian shirts or somewhat garish suits, then Nintendo and OppoSuits have just the thing for you. The pair have collaborated again on a trio of Donkey Kong-themed products, and we kinda want them all – yes, even the suit. Available now in the US, the products range from $31.49 to $129.99 depending on what you fancy, with plenty of size options on offer. The highlight for us is that beautiful Haiwaiian shirt with its green colour theme and multiple ...
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SK Hynix has announced that it will invest $38.1 billion to build two new memory chip facilities in South Korea.
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Apple announced the original Mac Pro 20 years ago today, with the anniversary landing five months after the company discontinued the machine for good. On August 7, 2006, Apple unveiled the first Mac Pro, powered by two dual-core 64-bit Xeon processors that Apple said made it up to twice as fast as the Power Mac G5 it replaced. It was the last Mac to complete Apple's transition from PowerPC to Intel chips, and it launched with PCI Express expansion slots and a $2,499 starting price. The Mac Pro q...
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Not all features are equal when it comes to securing your data.
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Bryant will answer any questions asked (eventually) and will even scribble images for users.
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The EU's sovereign satellite broadband service is now moving towards full-scale deployment.
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In case it was ever in doubt, it seems Sony is not backing down from its controversial decision to stop manufacturing physical disc-based games. It appears a notice is being shipped with new PS5 consoles that have disc drives to warn users that, as announced, PlayStation will cease to support physical media at the beginning of 2028.
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John Romero, the legendarily long-haired co-founder of id Software and father of game series Quake and Doom, has recounted a tale about when id Software worked with Taiwanese pirates to spread Doom.
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PC gamers have a lot of options this weekend, as Steam just added a slew of great new games.
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✅️ TIP: Reading development snapshot articles builds character!
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A great app experience turns this wireless stereo setup into a capable hub for your home audio.
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Worth hopping into. Editor's note: Due to the low resolution and peculiarities of how screengrabs display for Virtual Boy games on NSO, all the screens here are Nintendo press shots.When Nintendo pulled the plug on 1995’s Virtual Boy after roughly a year on the market, Dragon Hopper was one of its immediate casualties. Developed by Intelligent Systems, this ambitious and seemingly release-ready adventure had been heavily publicised as a flagship title for the fledgling system — but it would neve...
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"A lot of players just cluster into a boss. It drops in a few moments."
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Marvel Tokonn: Fighting Souls finally released, and while console players appear to be having a decent time with the 4v4 tag fighting game, PC players are reporting significant technical issues ranging from stuttering to netcode issues.
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Much like the CIA spreading misinformation ahead of a cheeky little regime change, Ubisoft have begun talking about their next proper Ghost Recon game. According to live producer Irina-Gabriela Popa, it'll be "a fun, fresh experience that stays true everything that defines Ghost Recon – tactical action, large scale operations, credible military storytelling and, of course, the Ghost Unit.”
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iZombie is free to stream on Pluto TV, making now the perfect time to revisit this creative twist on the zombie genre.
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In iOS 26, Apple let you stretch the Lock Screen clock down your iPhone's display until it dwarfed everything else. In iOS 27, Apple has a new clock option that does the opposite, with the introduction of a compact mode that shrinks the time to roughly the size of the date and tucks it into the row at the top of the screen. The result is a Lock Screen that genuinely shows off your wallpaper, while still displaying the time and date. If you picked a photo that looks better in its complete framing...
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The first post-launch Splatoon Raiders patch is now live, implementing some much-needed fixes.
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Just over a year of post-launch additions for climbing with your mates game Peak will end with one last update next week. In what's called the Final Ascent, devs Aggro Crab and Landfall are wheeling out two spooky new biomes as a challenge to round out the scaling of rugged landscapes.
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Kimi K3 also found loopholes in its sandbox environment that allowed it to access the internet.
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"Tickets sold anywhere else are not valid". Nintendo has provided a statement warning against the resale and transfer of tickets for the Nintendo Museum in Kyoto, Japan. The company states that it has identified several instances in which individuals who bought tickets through third-party means were not able to enter the museum. It says that tickets can only be obtained through Nintendo directly, and it will cancel any unauthorised purchases without prior notice. If that wasn't enough, it also s...
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AI companies may have the cash to throw around, but some can't be bought so easily.
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Minecraft competitor Reforj, build from the ground up by 4J Studios, has completely reworked its visuals with its new 'Rixel' technology.
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Fans can reread the beginning of Violet and Xaden's story in the upcoming graphic novel, which is now available for preorder.
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From Adult Swim's Too Many Cooks creator Casper Kelly comes Buddy, a deadly parody of Barney the dinosaur, coming to theaters in 3 weeks
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Lightbulb Crew's Othercide was a melancholy meatgrinder of an XCOM-style tactics RPG, featuring the world's worst mum. It saw you leading squads of sorrowful, blade and pistol-wielding clones into stark geographical projections of anguish. With the odds generally against you, the game put a huge emphasis on initiative, running order and acting outside your turn. Lightbulb's new game Ex Sanguis looks an awful lot like Othercide, from the porcelain beauty of the characters to the grotesque and glo...
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Something's borked with the AMD Install Manager, it seems.
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Manga Million is an ambitious translation project launched to celebrate Shueisha's 100th anniversary.
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QuakeCon's opening ceremony came with a delightful surprise yesterday: the announcement and release of a brand new, free expansion for the original Quake game. This is for all platforms Quake has been released on - PC, Xbox, PlayStation and Switch. The screams of jubilation in the audience watching the event were loud.
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Yep, it really was that long ago. Classic FPS Quake turned 30 years old as of late June and to mark the occasion its 2021 enhanced version has gotten a free expansion dubbed Dawn of the Machine. Developed by both Id Software and MachineGames, it's all about hunting down a Nightmare Machine across new levels stocked with fresh enemies and weapons.
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Earlier this month EA CEO Andrew Wilson's 2026 fiscal year pay package drew a lot of attention, due to how large it was, frankly. Well, it turns out he may have actually taken home more money than previously thought.
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Wander the winding track to London's Kingston University over the next week and you'll find a little pocket of gaming history awaiting there. The Archive of Retro Computing (ARC) is free to explore and features over 65 retro personal computers and gaming consoles, some familiar and others considerably less so. It's an exhibit stretching from the mid-70s and the advent of video game cartridges to significantly more modern gaming consoles, charting the history of personal computing across an incre...
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The Heroic Games! Shopping Arcade! Dungeon Delving! More!
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LG has responded to the controversy surrounding the LG Monitor App Installer, which saw some users receive pop-up adware within Windows for programs such as McAfee.
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The Last House from director Louis Leterrier is a must-watch that perfectly executes Steven Spielberg's signature blend of the mundane and miraculous.
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