Latest articles by Russell Holly
Razer set out to change the way we game on our phones, and wow did they ever nail it. Here's our updated review of the Razer Kishi, boosting mobile fun and Xbox Cloud Gaming in equal measure.
Eleven-year-old explains why she chose the Surface Laptop over all of the other computers she could find.
Microsoft's approach to Project xCloud mobile game streaming is unlike anything the rest of the market is doing, and that's perfect.
Multiplayer at its finest, campaign at its meh-est.
If you're going to drop $400 on a pair of over-the-ear headphones, the least they could do is offer some neat tricks.
One of the greatest PlayStation games in recent memory has come to Steam, all ready to delight a whole new group of people.
We sat down with the folks at Crystal Dynamics to talk about their incredible new game, due out this September.
If you were expecting more of the same thing you got the last time, this new Ori game is going to really surprise you.
Want to dive into VR? Make sure your PC has what it takes to power the Oculus Rift S before you buy it!
I went... hands on... with the new Oculus Quest hand tracking mode. It's SO good.
Sandbox VR lets you climb into the lives of the latest Star Trek universe for a killer adventure.
Modern Warfare takes you on a dark, dark journey that I feel crosses a few too many boundaries.
As starting efforts go, Apple Arcade is damned impressive. But there's always room to grow.
HTC is back, and its new headset is built for the future but doesn't forget the past.
Survios has managed once again to deliver a VR game I will play until my arms fall off, but I wish it had an actual story.
Such a small thing shouldn't be such a huge fight anymore, and it shouldn't scare people to talk about it.
Darq devs say Epic won't let them sell the game elsewhere and on the Epic Games Store at the same time.
Survios and HBO are taking you into Westworld, though not exactly as I would have expected it.
After the recent violence in its stores, Walmart has fallen in line with the White House and temporarily pulled many games from its shelves.
Does it really matter that trust has been shattered when you're the only game in town? It should.
We've been doing this stupid back and forth for a very long time now, and it's still ridiculous. Only now, we have lots of data to prove it.
There are a small number of VR titles available from the Epic Games Store right now, but you might want to buy somewhere else.
Bigger baddies, faster action, and way more powers are teased in the latest trailer for Ori.
