If you’re a Windows 7 user, your deadline is near: Windows 7 officially exits support on Jan. 14, 2020, so it’s very close to the time you need to upgrade to Windows 10. “End of…
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How to Get Every Form of Alcremie
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Welcome to the Year of Xbox
We kick off 2020 – The Year of Xbox, in our opinions – by taking a look at a new report that gives us an idea of just how powerful the Xbox…
Fans React to PS5’s Groundbreaking Logo
Last night during its CES 2020 press conference, Sony revealed the PlayStation 5’s official logo – which, spoilers, looks nearly identical to the PlayStation 4 logo. Naturally, gamers took this opportunity to…
The best graphics cards for PC gaming: The mainstream GPU battle heats up
“What graphics card within my budget gives me the best bang for my buck?” That simple question cuts to the core of what people hunting for a new graphics card look for:…
Everything we Know About Pokemon HOME So Far
Here’s everything we know about the upcoming app Pokemon HOME, and its compatibility with Sword and Shield, so far. Powered by WPeMatico
Red Dead Online: Moonshiner Bonuses, This Week’s Featured Free Aim Series
This week in Red Dead Online, participate in Capture Free Aim, and get bonuses for various Moonshiner actions. Powered by WPeMatico
New Reports Suggest a Nintendo Switch Pro Is Coming This Year
New reports have once again revived rumors that a more powerful Switch “Pro” model could be released in 2020. However, while a release year is still up in the air, reports have…
Sonos lawsuit seeks ban on Google Home and Pixel device sales in U.S.
Sonos might not have any new products to show off at CES, but it’s taking aim at a competitor in an entirely different way. In a lawsuit filed in federal court Tuesday,…
Intel’s new ‘Thunderbolt 4’ spec quickly turns into a confusing mess
One of the key features of Intel’s upcoming “Tiger Lake” processor, the next-gen Thunderbolt 4, may not be as evolutionary as the name implies. To begin with, Intel didn’t reveal all that…