A virtual private network service, aka a VPN, is one of the best tools you can use to boost your online privacy and security. It tunnels your traffic through a private encrypted…
The $12 Baseus 10,000mAh Power Bank Is a Perfect Match for Your Nintendo Switch
Amazon is currently offering Amazon Prime members a Baseus 10,000mAh USB Type-C Power Bank with up to 20W of Power Delivery for only $11.99 with coupon code: “EP5DAV8M“, a savings of about…
PlayStation Portal Is Back In Stock at Walmart
The PlayStation Portal, Sony’s handheld gaming accessory for the PS5 console, is finally back in stock at Walmart, but who knows for how long. It’s almost always sold out everywhere, so don’t…
Dragon’s Dogma 2 Is Polarizing Its Community, And It’s Not Just the Microtransactions
Plenty of big, AAA releases have problems at launch. Overwatch 2, Payday 3, and Redfall all launched to criticism from both reviewers and fans. It’s far rarer to see a AAA game’s…
Will’s PC is crashing on Fortnite — let’s fix it!
PCWorld contributor Will Smith loves him some Fortnite. (Don’t hate, it’s a solid online shooter!) But for the last few months, his gaming PC has been crashing soon after he departs for…
Best monitor arms 2024: The ultimate in flexibility
A quality monitor arm is one of the best upgrades you can make to your home office setup. Not only do monitor arms provide you with more options to move and position…
Pepper Grinder Review
To describe a game as being a non-stop grind from start to finish would be considered a negative in almost any other context, but not in the case of Pepper Grinder. This…
Empire of the Ants Preview: Explore a Weird (and Photorealistic) Insect Kingdom
Empire of the Ants is really effective at making you feel like a very tiny being within a much larger world. As a new strategy adventure game set in the insect kingdom,…
The Full Nerd: Nvidia shows off how AI NPCs can revolutionize gaming
“AI” is the buzzword for just about everything this year. Nvidia is probably the biggest benefactor of the AI trend, but it’s not content to sit on its laurels and sell billions…
Oregon passes Right to Repair bill outlawing parts pairing
Enshrining the rights of consumers and third-party technicians to repair their own devices is a long slog of a legal process, but Oregon just took a big step forward. The state just…