Posts by Ethan Wright
This studio made the killer games that sold Xbox
I started my gaming journey with SEGA and Sony, but it was the arrival of the Xbox that truly changed
Acer Googlebook 14: Premium hardware, unfinished software
The Googlebook Gamble: Does Acer’s New Convertible Live Up to the Hype? When a new laptop enters the market, the
Gigabyte X870 Aorus Infinity Review and Testing
In the highly competitive world of high-end PC components, where every component is vying for the title of the ultimate
Virtual Desks is overly basic on Googlebook
The Art of Flow: How ChromeOS Redefined Window Management Before many operating systems focused purely on application launch, they often
No Man’s Sky and Sifu arrive at the App Store
Apple Ignites Indie Game Scene with Massive Showcase Apple has thrown down a gauntlet for the gaming world, launching Indie
RimWorld ditches Unity for a faster in-house engine
The world of PC gaming is constantly evolving, presenting players with an endless universe of experiences, from massive, epic role-playing
Unlock Gemini automations on your Android phone
Ditching the Drudgery: How I Automated My Gemini Workflow In the age of artificial intelligence, we often marvel at the
Jak and Daxter film update after years
The potential for a cinematic adaptation of the beloved Jak and Daxter franchise has seen a surprising resurgence, as insiders
Epic Games pivots for maximum AI acceleration
Epic Games Pivots to AI Acceleration, Ushering in a New Era for Game Development The gaming landscape is undergoing a
Unlocking Windows 11’s hidden performance power plan
We all want a faster computer. Whether we are juggling complex creative projects, trying to stream in 4K resolution, or
Atari 800XL: Retro machine with real keyboard HDMI and cartridge slot $220
Atari Brings the 8-Bit Magic Back to Life with the 800XL Retro Machine A true love for 8-bit gaming is
The monitor setting you ignore is probably wrong
The Hidden Secret to Smooth Gaming: Why Motion Artifacts Matter When you step into the world of PC gaming, the
Classic Blizzard games return Is the old era coming back
For a generation of gamers raised on the golden age of Blizzard, the specter of ‘old Blizzard haunts the modern
Xbox’s hard choices and building new IP
The gaming world is currently watching Xbox navigate a significant period of corporate overhaul, a summer marked by strategic cuts
Fragile Rescues Gamer Scammed in Stolen PC Rental Sale
The thrill of the hunt for a great deal often comes with a hefty dose of luck, but for some
Surface Laptop Ultra sells out during pre-orders
The hunt for the ultimate mobile workstation just got a little tougher. Microsoft’s highly sought-after Surface Laptop Ultra, especially its
Nvidia may kill the RTX 5090 for AI chips
Nvidia Signals a Major Shift: The End of the RTX 5090 and the Rise of Blackwell Power The high-stakes world
Googlebooks and Samsung phones now work together seamlessly
When a new technology platform launches, the expectation is seamless integration. Users anticipate a cohesive experience where all components work
4 Spy Shows to Watch After Slow Horses
Before it became a household name on Apple TV, the series Slow Horses had already carved out a reputation as
LineageOS 24: Install Android 17 on older phones
The world of custom Android development just got a significant upgrade. The LineageOS team has officially rolled out the first
Star Wars Zero Company hits 1 million copies sold
The Star Wars universe continues to expand, offering fans diverse avenues to explore the galaxy. Recent developments in the gaming
Wonder Boy’s dubious PC debut in Monster Land
There is a certain magic in retro gaming, a comforting nostalgia for the pixels and the sounds of the past.
Steam Remote Play finally delivered stream quality
The quest for seamless in-home entertainment often involves wrestling with technology. For years, the digital landscape presented a series of
Stopped typing to ChatGPT Claude and Gemini for a week and found a better way
The rise of artificial intelligence is often framed by dystopian warnings, yet the real tension lies not in the algorithms
Build your custom Linux terminal
The world of Linux offers immense power and flexibility, yet one of the most fundamental tools—the terminal—often arrives in a