Razer Orochi v2 Review: A small success
Don’t be fooled by its small size. This tiny temptress could be for long gaming sessions. The Razer Orochi v2 is a small mouse who’s targeted at laptop …
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Razer Kishi (iOS) Review: Smartphone Gaming As It’s Intended?
I’ll be honest. Not since QuadraPop on the Sony Ericsson p910i have I been much of a smartphone gamer. A big reason for that is how miserable controls …
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It Takes Two (PS5) Review: It really takes two!
Co-op loving Josef Fares and his team at Hazelight are back with its new game It Takes Two. Like the studio’s previous game, A Way Out, It Takes …
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Razer BlackWidow V3 Review: The iconic gaming keyboard is back in a new garb
In the eyes of many, Razer is the company they associate with hardcore gaming. I can definitely understand why, since Razer has niched itself by offering heavily RGB-equipped …
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Razer Seiren Emote Review: Right in the feels
Have you ever wished you could stream your gaming sessions while expressing your feelings through your microphone? You haven’t? Well, at least it’s now possible. Let’s be honest …
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Immortals Fenyx Rising (PS5) Review: Kid Icarus: Breath of the Wild
I’ve spent some time with God & Monsters during the holidays – sorry, I mean Immortals Fenyx Rising of course – Ubisoft had to change the title because Monster Energy …
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Seagate Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series X/S Review: A small beast!
Just as with the Playstation 5, It’s hard or nearly impossible to buy an Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S without paying a bit of your soul …
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FIFA 21 (PS5) Review: Right in the top corner!
First I want to start by mentioning that FIFA 21 is part of EA’s Dual Entitlement feature (or initiative) that allows players who bought Madden 21 or FIFA …
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Watch Dogs: Legion (PS5) Review: Beautiful futuristic London
Before I go any further and dive into the details of Watch Dogs: Legion, I want to clarify a few things. I played the first Watch dogs game …
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