Yearly Archives: 2022

G.SKILL has announced a handful of new Trident Z5 DDR5 memory kits designed for 13th Gen Intel Core processors and the Z790 chipset platform with extreme overclocked performance.

Fallout 3: Game of the Year Edition and Evoland Legendary Edition are currently up for grabs on the Epic Games Store.

ASRock will be announcing a new Z790 motherboard for 13th Gen Intel Core processors that's inspired by Sega's speedy mascot, Sonic the Hedgehog, according to images shared by @momomo_us.

Turtle Beach has announced the VelocityOne, a new flightstick that combines the company's expertise in controller design with the latest technologies.

Bungie is reviving one of its classic and legendary IPs, according to sources with industry insider Tom Henderson, who shared a report today claiming that the Destiny maker is developing a new game set in the universe of Marathon.

TEAMGROUP has announced that it will launching a new version of its T-FORCE DELTA RGB DDR5 desktop memory that features a frequency of 7,600 MHz.

A good number of game studios aren't happy with the Xbox Series S, according to new allegations made by Ian Maclure, a VFX artist for Bossa (I Am Fish) who took to Twitter this morning in response to a debate stirred by games journalist Jeff Gerstmann and claimed that "many" have been asking Microsoft to drop its rule that mandates game compatibility for its weaker Xbox console.

BIOSTAR has partnered with TEAMGROUP for the T-FORCE DELTA RGB DDR5 VALKYRIE Edition, the first DDR5 RAM to incorporate BIOSTAR's signature VALKYRIE design elements.

AMD has announced that it will be unveiling its first Radeon RX 7000 Series graphics cards during an upcoming livestream event dubbed “together we advance_gaming."

Arctic and INNO3D have partnered to launch the GEFORCE RTX 4090 ICHILL BLACK which uses a 240mm AIO cooling solution.

Introduction Intel’s next generation 13th Gen Intel Core desktop processors are launching, and we have a full review of the Intel Core i9-13900K CPU.  What...

Silent Hill is officially back—Konami unveiled five new projects belonging to its long-dormant horror franchise today, including three new games in the form of Silent Hill: Townfall, Silent Hill f, and Silent Hill 2, a remake of the 2001 classic.