Not sure what yet

Horizon: Zero Dawn probably won't be the last former PlayStation exclusive to make the jump to PC.

Shut down

It is starting to look like the coronavirus was not so good for some aspects of the gaming community.

Total hardware control

Earlier this week, there were some rumors that Apple will use its graphics IP to build the discrete graphics processors, probably starting with a notebook first, and we can assure you that these plans are real.

Avatars being adapted

Online gamers are finding ways to protest online.

65 percent have lives

Data acquired by Finbold.com shows that 35 percent of the current global population comprises gamers.

Odyssey G7 gaming monitor out

Samsung announced the global launch of its Odyssey G7 gaming monitor which it claims is the world's first with a curvature radius of 1,000 millimeters.

Makes Apple and EA look like saints

While the gaming industry experiments with all sorts of dodgy business practices to get gamers to part with their cash such as Loot boxes, pay-to-play and other microtransactions, Xaviant might have taken such fuckwittery to a whole new level.

But warns of normality hitting soon

Tencent benefitted from the lockdowns in China, when bored people entertained themselves even more than usual with online games. But analysts – and Tencent itself – cautioned that a lot of the pandemic-driven gaming boost can’t carry forward as people have returned to work after China lifted most lockdowns.

Coronavirus keeps people gaming

The coronavirus outbreak hit the entertainment industry hard, causing enormous losses for the companies operating in this branch. However, as millions of people started spending more time indoors and online, the last few months have witnessed a surge in video gaming.

Coming in May for $39.99

Logitech has launched another mouse under its gaming Logitech G brand, the Logitech G203 LightSync, which features a classic six-button design with LightSync RGB lighting.