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The Epic Mega Sale tempts PC gamers with weekly freebies and $10 off any game over $15
And yes, they do mean any game—even unreleased ones like Borderlands 3, Control, and John Wick Hex.
Valve’s Steam Link app finally appears on the App Store almost a year after Apple's rejection
Want to play PC or Mac games on your iPhone or Apple TV? It’s now a possibility.
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Hands on with HP's Omen X 2S 15: The world's first dual-screen gaming laptop
The HP Omen X 2S 15 features an 8-core 9th-gen Core i9 CPU, GeForce RTX 2080 Max-Q graphics—and the first dual-screen feature that might actually be useful.
Thermaltake reveals a monstrous, RGB-laden $1,200 motorized desk for gamers
Thermaltake's Level 20 RGB Battlestation Gaming Desk takes customizable lighting to (adjustable) new levels.
This week in games: John Wick tactics, a Blood remaster, and a survival-focused Ghost Recon
Plus: Randy Pitchford gets weird(er) on Twitter, the Final Fantasy VII remake finally resurfaces, and QuakeCon heads to Europe for the first time. This is gaming news for May 6 to 10.
Microsoft's augmented reality Minecraft tease is a reminder of its world-shattering HoloLens demo
Microsooft ends its Build keynote with a teaser of what looks like an augmented reality version of Minecraft. In a sense, we've already seen it, as part of Microsoft's killer HoloLens demo a few years ago.
This week in games: Razer is making a toaster, Sonic has human baby teeth
Also: The Straight Outta Compton director is working on a Saints Row movie, Epic buys Psyonix, and more. This is gaming news for April 29 to May 3.
Harry Potter: Wizards Unite launches in Australia and New Zealand
Can Niantic recreate the success of Pokémon Go?
AMD upends GPU tradition by launching 'Navi' as a lower-end part
AMD's first-quarter earnings call revealed a surprise: AMD's new Navi GPU architecture won't be a flagship part, at least initially.
Nvidia hotfix curbs aggressive CPU usage by latest GeForce driver
Nvidia's latest Game Ready driver added support for the GeForce GTX 1650 and new mobile GPUs, but also caused CPU spikes in some systems. A new hotfix corrects the issue.
Valve's $999 Index VR headset promises 'high-fidelity virtual reality' with revolutionary controls
Valve's Index VR headset is loaded with cutting-edge tech designed to appeal to virtual reality enthusiasts.
Hands on: MSI's GS65 Stealth Thin, our first look at a 9th-gen Core i7-9750H and GTX 1660 TI
MSI's GS65 laptop gives us our first chance to see the 9th-gen Core i7 and GTX 1660 Ti in action. Here are our first impressions and quick benchmarks.
This week in games: A first look at Vampire: The Masquerade 2 (sort-of) and Overwatch's new script editor
Plus details on Fortnite-induced crunch, and Josh Sawyer reminisces about Chris Avellone's old Fallout-themed tabletop campaign. This is gaming news for April 22 to 26.
The Half Nerd ep. 91.5: Gordon is wrong about PlayStation 5, cloud gaming, and Star Trek: The Motion Picture
The lesser half of The Full Nerd crew fires up their mics to counter Gordon’s stances on console gaming, game streaming services, and a delightfully 70s-era movie.
Childish Gambino’s Pharos AR app unlocks a hidden universe of battery-draining beats and beasts
Childish Gambino has launched a new AR app on Google Play called Pharos, but watch your battery life.
Razer revamps the Blade Pro 17 with 9th-gen Intel Core and Nvidia RTX in a trimmer package
Razer overhauls its Blade Pro 17 with 9th-gen Intel Core and Nividia RTX, all in a smaller, lighter package.
Nvidia's GeForce GTX 1650 is a $150 graphics card built to plug-and-play in any PC
Nvidia's new GeForce GTX 1650 is an affordable graphics card that doesn't require any extra power connections.
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