The chassis you choose for your PC can have a lot of impact on the rest of your gaming system. Obviously, the size will determine just what components will fit in. But things like your system temperature and noise will be greatly determined by the case. We’ve taken a look at a number of cases over the...

If you’re just starting to get into the grand world of PC gaming, then you’ll likely be looking to upgrade your equipment. The first places to start are either your keyboard or mouse, as they can affect the outcome of your gaming quite a bit more than you think. Don’t try to believe that...

Sly Cooper: Thieves In Time Developer – Sanzaru Games Publisher – Sony Computer Entertainment Platform – PS3 (reviewed), PSV Release Date – 3 Feb, 2013 Sanzaru Games is not a well known developer, at least as far as I was concerned. With their main library of games being fleshed...

During Sony’s press conference yesterday, Blizzard came onstage to announce that it would begin to branch away from its current PC-exclusive business model to partner with Sony to create a PlayStation 3 and 4 port of last year’s long-awaited Diabolo III. Chris Metzen from Blizzard joked that...

During Sony’s 2-hour press conference today, Jonathan Blow (creator of the retro-looking platformer “Braid”) revealed that his game “The Witness” — first revealed at Penny Arcade Expo 2010 — would be briefly exclusive on the Playstation 4, which had also just been...

When it comes to buying PC components, I’m of the belief that the hardest things to shop for are your keyboard and mouse. Sure, you want to make sure that you get the best bang for your buck on components, and a nice looking case is important to some people. However, you don’t actually touch any...

If you play games that require a mouse and keyboard, you know how important the two aforementioned tools can be. The big questions that come with buying a new one are always based mainly on functionality, but aesthetics play a role as well. Then it’s the finer details like whether or not you’ll...

It’s not Dante, they said. It’s not 60 frames-per-second, they said. Jump cancels are gone, they said. It’s going to be a bad game, they said. Well, guess what? They were wrong. To be perfectly honest, I was wrong. I was far from a believer in Ninja Theory’s ability to handle such an action-oriented...