In this episode of The Full Nerd, Gordon Ung, Brad Chacos, and Adam Patrick Murray talk about hot topics on the tongues of enthusiasts this week. First up: Are AMD Ryzen 5000…
IGN UK Podcast #580: Some Zelda is Better than No Zelda
Alex, Joe and Cardy are here to talk through everything that caught their eye from the recent Nintendo Direct, including Zelda, Mario Golf and of course, Stubbs the Zombie. The trailer for…
Fortnite’s Latest Leaks Hint at a Street Fighter Crossover Event
A Fortnite and Street Fighter crossover event appears to be on its way, according to newly leaked assets. Fortnite dataminers, including ShiinaBR and Lucas7yoshi, posted images on Twitter that point towards the…
Valve Is Resisting Being Dragged Into the Epic-Apple Lawsuit
It looks like Valve is being dragged into the Epic-Apple antitrust lawsuit, as court documents reveal the company has been subpoenaed by Apple for Steam commercial data – but Valve is pushing…
Owlcam 5.0 is a premium dash cam with AI, voice control and more
Owlcam 5.0 is the premium dash cam that’s ready to move forward from a troubled past. Announced Friday and available for preorder (due to ship March 19), it reboots a promising product…
Little Nightmares Creator Confirms It’s Done With the Series – But Namco Could Carry It On Regardless
Tarsier Studios – the creator of Little Nightmares – has confirmed to IGN that Little Nightmares 2 is its last game in the series. However, IP owner and publisher Bandai Namco is…
Should I still buy Intel CPUs? | Ask an expert
Q: Should I still buy Intel CPUs? Seems like most recommended DIY builds use AMD parts nowadays. A: AMD may have claimed many hearts in the DIY community, but Intel still brings…
Grado GW100 v2 Bluetooth headphone review: A wireless wonder
The company’s first wireless headphone sounds and feels great, but it has no ANC or passive noise isolation. Powered by WPeMatico
Gigabyte Aorus 17G Review: A real gaming laptop that’s amazingly quiet
Gigabyte’s Aorus 17G gaming laptop, with its high-end parts and sharp-angled design, looks like it should be loud, but it’s not. It’s amazingly quiet, actually. How quiet? On its default fan profile we…
Nanoleaf Essentials Lightstrip review: A bright, affordable and Thread-enabled LED light strip
Nanoleaf’s smart LED lightstrip comes loaded with promise, although you’ll need a HomePod Mini to unlock its full potential. Powered by WPeMatico