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By Alexander Cope Published
Review After decades of experimenting with action-RPGs, Final Fantasy returns to turn-based combat with Resonance, and it's a glorious HD-2D JRPG that old-school Final Fantasy fans should not miss.

By Ben Wilson Last updated
Review Razer's Tartarus V2 Pro pairs brilliant analog optical switches and comfort with a drift-proof TMR thumbstick that feels more useful after a firmware update.

By Walter Xavier Published
Gaming The Remedy team continues raising the bar with every new title, in every aspect: storytelling, design, audio, and visuals

By Richard Devine Published
Review Razer is back with another webcam, the Kiyo V2 Pro, and it's pretty good, though it's also pretty pricey. But you'll only be interested if you're a content creator.

By Jennifer Young Published
REVIEW Comu Action Pro review: Free, unlimited AI transcription in a pocket recorder with zero subscription fees.

By Zac Bowden Published
Review Microsoft's top of the line Windows 11 PC is finally here, and it's giving the MacBook Pro a real good run for its money.

By Alexander Cope Published
Review Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2 is a fun weekend romp for FPS and Warhammer 40K fans alike, looking for a straightforward and gore-tastic boomer-shooter.

By Jez Corden Published
REVIEW Gears of War: E-Day is a fantastic game overall with satisfying combat and immense technical chops, but some baffling design decisions stop the campaign from reaching its full potential. Thankfully, Siege mode does a ton of heavy lifting.
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