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Latest Reviews
Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection is one of Capcom's best JRPGs in years
Review This fantastic JRPG has the best story and characters in the whole series, with addictive new twists to the monster-taming genre. It does lack certain core aspects of its identity, but that shouldn't deter you.
The Pro X2 Superstrike proves haptics might be the future of competitive mice
Review Logitech's new gaming mouse is the world's first to include haptics in place of a physical click system for the right and left click buttons, and it makes me wish more mice had this.
Resident Evil Requiem Review
REVIEW Resident Evil Requiem is another fantastic entry in the industry's most legendary horror franchise. Sometimes the split protagonist experience can feel a little disjointed, but the dizzying highs are so plentiful you might not even notice.
I played Microsoft Flight Sim with this joystick disguised as a controller, and I love it
Review Honeycomb's excellent Echo is a mashup of traditional flight sim hardware and casual joypads, built for convenient PC gaming.
Turtle Beach is becoming a real racing sim competitor with this wheel and pedals
Review Turtle Beach's VelocityOne KD3 set, with add-ons like the F-RX Formula Wheel, makes this a serious racing competitor and another entry in its racing lineup.
High on Life 2 review: Hilarious gaming with some awkward mic drops
Review Squanch Games manages to capture the magic of the original, though it has a few awkward performance issues.
Honeycomb's new Bravo Lite throttle quadrant gives MSFS newcomers a fair option
Review Honeycomb's more affordable Bravo Throttle Quadrant Lite cuts down on some of its controls, leaving novice players with the essentials at an entry-level price.
ASUS ROG Kithara gaming headset review
Review ASUS ROG Kithara is a high-end open-back gaming headset with excellent sound, but it is expensive and short on features for a wired-only setup.
