There's A New Steam Deck OLED Coming: Here's Why You'll Want To Upgrade
Valve has announced its new Steam Deck OLED that will be available on November 16 with a bigger and brighter screen, longer battery life, and faster streaming.
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How To Optimize Your Gaming Experience While Camping
Camping doesn't have to be a total unplug from your gadgets and tech - especially your games. However, you'll need the right hardware for wilderness gaming.
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Black Friday's OLED Nintendo Switch Deal - Here's When You Can Get It
Nintendo released a list of all its Black Friday deals coming to you later this month. We'll tell you what the deals are and when you can find them.
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The Ideal GPU Temperature Range For Gaming: How Hot Is Too Hot?
Exceeding the recommended GPU temperature can cause damage to your graphics card and result in throttling performance. Here's how to keep an eye on things.
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How To Choose The Best Raspberry Pi Model For Your Retro Gaming Project
If you're looking to build a retro gaming rig based on a Raspberry Pi, you need to make sure you choose the best one. Here are some tips to get you started.
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This Is The First Thing You Need To Do If Your Nintendo Switch Is Water Damaged
Like any smartphone or tablet, the Nintendo Switch is just as susceptible to damage from being waterlogged, which means many of the same rules apply.
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How To Migrate Your Friends List From Older Systems Onto Your Nintendo Switch
If you want to move your friends from WiiU, 3DS, or even your social media accounts onto your Nintendo Switch we can show you how to do that.
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4 Essential Privacy Tips Every Gamer Needs To Know
While gaming can often be a casual activity, there are privacy risks to consider, especially in online gaming where many schemes can take your money - and more.
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HTC's Vive Focus 3 VR Headset Is Heading For The ISS: Here's Why
HTC is partnering up with space and health experts to send a standalone VR headset to the ISS for the first time. It's not just for fun and games, though.
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12 Of The Worst Collector's Edition Consoles Ever Made
A limited edition console is a great way to find unique hardware. They aren't all a great deal, though -- here are the worst collector's edition consoles ever.
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You Should Never Vape Around Your PC Or Gaming Console: Here's Why
The effect vaping can have on you is still a hotly-debated subject, but the effect it can have on your PC or gaming console is not as debatable.
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How To Change Your PlayStation Network ID (And How Much It Costs)
For some time, changing your PlayStation Network ID wasn't possible, but now it is and there is a way you can do it but it will cost you $9.99 each time.
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Everything You Need To Know About The New PlayStation 5 Slim
Starting in November, Sony will offer a new slimmed-down version of PS5 and PS5 Digital Edition. How are they different from their three-year-old counterparts?
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This One Leaked PS5 Slim Detail Has Gamers Up In Arms
With the new, slimmer, more expensive PS5 Digital Edition, you can swap in an optional disc drive for $80. Fine print has revealed you'll need something more.
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Some Xbox Controllers Get Keyboard Mapping On Console And PC
Keyboard remapping is now available for certain Xbox controller models compatible with PC and the latest consoles. Here is what you need to know.
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Can You Replace The Nintendo Switch Battery At Home?
Like any device, the Nintendo Switch's battery can lose its potency after plenty of use. While Nintendo will replace batteries itself, is there a DIY option?
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How To Change Your Xbox Gamertag (And How Much It'll Cost)
Your Xbox gamertag can be changed beyond the inital console setup, but it will cost you. Here's how to do it.
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5 Of The Most Expensive Nintendo Switch Accessories, Ranked
There is a wide range of thoughtfully designed, high-spec products with hefty price tags available for your Switch.
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Intel's 14th Gen Raptor Lake Processors Add More Cores Without A Price Bump
Intel has unveiled the 14th-generation processors for desktops, boasting creative boosts for productivity tasks, as well as boosts to gaming performance.
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Analogue's Next FPGA Console Will Bring Nintendo 64 Into The Modern Era
Analogue's next FPGA console will bring Nintendo 64 into the modern era, coming in 2024. There is no region lock, and games are available in every region.
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How To Check Your CPU Speed On A Windows PC
Are you getting all the power from your computer's CPU that was advertised? Before you go shopping, check your current processor speed using a simple procedure.
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5 Creative Ways To Use Virtual Reality At Home
While the world of VR has often been used in a business sense or playing video games, there are a lot of creative ways to use your VR headset at home.
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How To Tell If Your Gaming Laptop Is Overheating (And How To Fix It)
Warming is normal in a gaming laptop, but more severe heat could be indicative of a larger problem with your system.
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Microsoft Closes Activision Blizzard Acquisition Following UK Approval
The sale of Activision-Blizzard has cleared its final hurdle which means "Call of Duty", "World of Warcraft", and more will officially belong to Microsoft.
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Microsoft's New Xbox Series S Starter Bundle Sets Its Sights On Holiday Shoppers
The Xbox S is currently available with a valuable bundle for an excellent price. This is likely to be a popular item at holiday time -- if it is still around.
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Why Steam Is Downloading So Slow (And What You Can Do To Fix It)
It can be frustrating to get a new Steam game and it takes forever to install. However, if your Steam downloading is slow there are some things to check.
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PS5 Cloud Game Streaming Arrives This Month For Some PS Plus Subscribers
Sony is finally releasing its cloud gaming service to some PS Plus subscribers, but will be launching in certain countries one at a time throughout October.
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