Games

Playstation embraces the past with Playstation Classic

Sony has announced they'll be offering their own take on Nintendo's NES and NES Mini hardware in the form of the Playstation Classic.

ASUS Republic of Gamers announces PC Partnership with Activision for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4

ASUS Republic of Gamers have announced a partnership with Activision, for the upcoming release of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 on PC.

The RGB lighting of the future could (and should) be standardized

Razer didn’t have a huge amount of new hardware to show off at this year’s Computex. However, they made a singular, almost-forgettable, low-key, announcement that could represent a turning point for the gaming accessories and peripherals space at large.

HP Omen 15 (2018): Full, in-depth review

With this year’s Omen laptops, it feels like HP have proved they have just as much to offer as a dedicated brand like MSI or ASUS might. Now they just need to hone in on why they offer more.

HP OMEN Reactor Mouse: Full, in-depth review

Credit where it’s due, it really does feel like HP did their homework with the new OMEN Reactor gaming mouse.

Best Gaming Mice 2018

If you're looking for a mouse that'll help you take your gaming experience to the next level, these are the mice you'll want to consider.

Battlefield V Hands-On: War Never Changes

With Battlefield V, one of gaming’s oldest living shooter franchises looks to return to its roots.

Donut County review: Physics puzzles have never seemed so delicious

Like a good glazed pasty, It’s over all too soon but Donut County manages to be funny, fun and full-of-heart.

State of Mind review: A transhumanist thriller that plays things too safe

When presented with the wide canvas of the cyberpunk genre and the brush of modern video game, Daedalic have opted for the familiar rather than the transgressive. There’s plenty of cyber here but little punk.

HP launches Omen by HP Challenger Series Tournament

HP, in collaboration with PUBG Corporation, has announced the launch of the Omen by HP Challenger Series Tournament in Asia-Pacific and Japan.

We Happy Few review: Diary Of A Madman

When the light is cast just right and the shadows align, We Happy Few can look and feel like the subversive, systems-driven romp that it desperately wants to be. But most of the time, it just doesn’t quite pull off this trick.

These are the best deals in Catch’s $4M Electronics Clear Out sale

Catch have added some huge discounts in their $4M Electronics Clear Out Sale. Here are our picks.

Dead Cells review: A gnarly mash-up of metroidvania and roguelike

Set in the dilapidated ruins of a fallen kingdom, Dead Cells sees you take control of a nameless, headless, warrior caught up in a grim cycle of death and reincarnation. Appropriately, this premise translates into a format and structure that’s as much inspired by roguelikes as it is metroidvania games.

The Melbourne Esports Open was the perfect place for Overwatch Contenders Australia to hit its stride

The power of momentum was on the minds of many during the Overwatch Contenders Australia grand finals.

Melbourne Esports Open 2018: Catching up with Custa

We caught up with the Overwatch League’s only Australian player, Scott ‘Custa’ Kennedy, at the Melbourne Esports Open for a casual chat about the recent All Stars weekend, transitioning from the troubled Dallas Fuel to the triumphant Los Angeles Valiant and how the arrival of Wrecking Ball could shake up the meta.

Best Gaming Mice 2018

If you're looking for a mouse that'll help you take your gaming experience to the next level, these are the mice you'll want to consider.

Top rated PC games

These are the best games we've reviewed for PC in the last 12 months.

Editor's choice games

These games are good enough that we've awarded them our Editor's Choice badge.

Top rated games

These are the best games we've played in the last year.

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The price of poor printer security is too costly to be overlooked

As modern printing and imaging solutions have become more versatile and sophisticated to keep up with the needs of users, hackers are working overtime to turn these innovations into vulnerabilities.