CD Projekt Red confirms save compatibility for the September 29 remaster, but Windows 11 and a GTX 1660 minimum mean older PCs get left behind.
Apple's compact tablet skips the September event and arrives later this fall with its first OLED screen, water resistance, and a likely higher starting price.
Playground Games is betting on a tight, fairytale RPG over open-world bloat — with Hayley Atwell as the villain and a day-one Game Pass launch in February 2027.
Rockstar has rebuilt GTA 6's vehicle systems from the ground up — fuel stops, digital key cloners, and trunk space that actually affects heist planning.
Trump signed an executive order on August 27 renaming Lake Ontario to "Lake America." Google updated its maps within days. Apple Maps and Waze still show the original name.
A shorter, magnetic Apple Pencil prototype was built for the foldable iPhone, but display damage fears and hinge complications killed its chances at launch.
Songs of the Past debuts a new region the size of Blood and Wine, a returning Dandelion, and a Thorn Forest worth worrying about — all coming in 2027.
Mark Gurman says Series 12 and Ultra 4 will monitor your heart rate continuously, overhaul the fitness app, and bring back ceramic cases — but the big redesign is still a year or two away.
Rockstar's extended GTA VI gameplay showcase triggered a near-instant sell-out at Best Buy, Target, Walmart, and Amazon, leaving PlayStation Direct as the only place to buy at $899.
Bandai's 30th-anniversary Tamagotchi is now a wearable ring with a 0.56-inch color screen, 30 classic characters, and a Japan-only launch that'll cost Western buyers a lot more than ¥7,700.
CD Projekt RED's remaster overhauls combat, adds transmog, and bundles both expansions at no extra cost. A new paid expansion follows in 2027.
Playground Games has published full system requirements for the 2027 RPG reboot, and mid-range hardware from 2020 is enough to get in the door.
Berlin's MNT Research launches a fanless, open-hardware desktop on Crowd Supply — swap processors, keep the case, and never throw the whole thing away.
Who’s after some ultra-durable noise-cancelling headphones for less than 50 bucks? Simple, reliable, decent-looking, but without any fuss or fancy tech. Just something that lasts as long as possible and sounds decent. That’s more or less how the Haylou FlowLoop S33 are marketed, but we don’t take their word for it and put them through their paces. Seriously, I’m prepared to spend 70 hours with a stopwatch to check whether they really do last that long. Read on to find out how it turned out.
Three new Eco-Drive models with a coin-edge bezel and 100m water resistance land on the Citizen UK store from £279.
