So, earlier in the week a box arrived from the USA with a shiny new Xbox Series X inside. As is often the case, I couldn’t talk about, or even switch it on until the allotted time. Whilst I still can’t tell you much about Microsoft’s new console, I can show you what the box looks like and what is inside. Continue reading Xbox Series X unboxing
D-Link ANZ has launched its new DCS-8302LH Full HD Outdoor Wi-Fi Camera.
Using AI edge-based person detection, the camera can identify human motion, reducing false alarms. This allows the camera to be used in areas often frequented by animals and pets, allowing for more relevant detection notifications. Continue reading D-LINK ANZ launches AI-powered DCS-8302LH Full HD Outdoor Wi-Fi Camera
Ensemble Studios’ classic real time strategy game returns with fresh visuals as Age of Empires III Definitive Edition.
The last of the series, Age of Empires III wasn’t a game that I play much, back in the day. For me, it was Age of Empires II that was my particular favourite. This third outing, taking the series into the colonial period, whilst a leap forward visually, seemed overly contrived compared to its forebears. Continue reading Age of Empires III Definitive Edition PC review
EPOS’s GSX 1200 Pro provides gamers with a switchable headset/speaker audio amplifier and linked chatting for LAN gaming.
External soundcards like the EPOS Sennheiser GSX 1200 Pro can turn any half-decent wired headset into an audio extravaganza. The GSX 1200 Pro is a one-stop solution, as it can also output to desktop speakers and well as a headset, switchable with one button press. Continue reading EPOS Sennheiser GSX 1200 Pro audio amplifier review
Skullcandy’s Push Ultra wireless earbuds are a Bluetooth audio solution designed for the more active user. Sweat proof, waterproof and more importantly secured with moldable ear hooks, these earbuds should be able to take some punishment. Continue reading Skullcandy Push Ultra wireless earbuds review
EA’s tentpole sports franchise gets it’s 2021 edition. It’s time to take to the pitch for FIFA 21.
Say what you will about FIFA, you can’t fault EA Sports for providing an all-encompassing simulation of the world’s favourite game. FIFA 21 is packed with over thirty leagues and all the top football tournaments, including the UEFA Champions League.
Milestone, free of the licencing restraints of their excellent MotoGP franchise give us more bikes to play with in Ride 4.
Motorcycle racing games are not for the faint-hearted. At best they are a punishing war of attrition with a fiendish learning curve that opens up into a rewarding experience, at worst they are a cartoonishly easy or frustratingly annoy mess.
Ride 4 navigates this narrow road dangerously close to losing balance. This is not a game where you can expect to pick up and play. Continue reading Ride 4 PC review
Is the force with EA Games’ Star Wars Squadrons? We find out.
A long time ago, in a country far, far away (well, 1978, in the UK), your author, only seven years old, first pondered on what it would be like to sit in the cockpit of an X-Wing Fighter. Continue reading Star Wars Squadrons PS4/PSVR/PC/VR review
