Posts by Liam Brooks
Lost in the beautiful world of Myst VI
There is a peculiar ache when chasing ambitious projects. Two months after Cyan released that tantalizing three-minute glimpse of the
Total War: Warhammer Bretonnia Rework Incoming
The PC Gaming Pantheon: Where Legends Are Forged and Freebies Reign The world of PC gaming isn’t just evolving; it’s
Meta’s undersea cable delivers petabit bandwidth
The backbone of the modern digital world relies on invisible infrastructure—the vast network of subsea cables that transport the flow
70 titanium cherry blossoms unfurl on this $14k gaming PC
Forget the usual obsession with RGB lighting, OLED screens, and digital dioramas. A new and utterly mind-bending form of luxury
NZXT launches S5 RGB and S5 RGB Deluxe mid-tower cases
NZXT is making a bold return to the mid-tower market, bringing back its popular S-series with two fresh, compact ATX
Hidden Windows feature stealing my game frames accidentally
The journey through the world of desktop computing is, for many of us, inextricably linked to the evolution of Microsoft
Moved Obsidian vault to NAS and saved $96 a year
The quest for the perfect productivity system often feels like an endless cycle of app installations and eventual abandonment. We
4 Award-Winning Shows That Made History to Watch Now on Streamers
The television world took center stage once again as the 2026 Primetime Emmys celebrated the best of the past calendar
Noticeable power boost in Diablo 5 monster scaling
The wait for Diablo 5 is long, stretching into 2029, especially after Blizzard’s surprise announcement at BlizzCon earlier this month.
Retro adds cloud saves to RetroArch and more platforms
Tired of Losing Your Progress? Meet 1Retro, Your Retro Gaming Game-Saving Savior For retro gaming enthusiasts, the joy of diving
Xbox restructures: Obsidian moves to Bethesda, Activision takes Halo
The Great Reset: How Xbox is Taming the Chaos of Gaming Development The sprawling world of Microsoft gaming is undergoing
PC Gamer’s setup revealed
The Digital Desk: Where Personality Meets PC Hardware There is a compelling truth about your workspace: it says a lot
Epic tornado gameplay
There is a specific kind of dread that settles deep in the bones—the kind that makes you instinctively brace for
Explore the Cairn DLC
The Ascent Awaits: Why Cairn is the Relationship-Driven Climbing Masterpiece You Need There is a certain joy that comes from
The forgotten act of flashing ISOs to USB drives
When you work with software and operating systems, you quickly learn that the process of getting tools ready often involves
OpenAI and Anthropic scramble for smaller data centers now
The Great Compute Shuffle: How AI Giants Are Betting on Smaller Data Centers The race to build the next generation
Smartphone format war Android could lose
The foldable phone landscape is currently dominated by one operating system, a fact that has been firmly established over the
End cable clutter with this 300W charging station
The modern digital life demands constant connectivity, and with it comes a new, frustrating paradox: the quest for a single
AMD beats Intel for the $1 trillion club
Nvidia has not just set a new record; it redefined the landscape of modern finance. In May 2023, the chipmaker
AMD cuts ray tracing memory by 98% for hardware-sapping trees
When we think about rendering vast, realistic landscapes in video games, the sheer complexity of nature—think forests and foliage—presents a
Google Fi wireless is now only $9 a month
Google Fi: The Smart, Discounted Way to Connect If you are on the hunt for a new wireless carrier, Google
OpenAI’s $278B burn exceeds national budgets
The AI Cost of Ambition: How OpenAI’s Infrastructure Hunger Is Redefining the Future The world of artificial intelligence is currently
180Hz IPS Gaming Monitor $96 with Freesync HDR400
Amid the current market turbulence, where the price of essential components has seen some wild fluctuations, the quest for quality
Silent Hill Townfall action review
The fog rolls in thick and silent over the isolated Scottish island of St Amelia, a setting that immediately sets
Gmail finds your verification codes automatically on Android
Dealing with digital security often involves a frustrating hurdle: those pesky verification codes. Whether you are trying to log into