Cyber Monday 2025: Dell’s 15‑inch laptop crashes to $249 — finally, a budget machine that isn’t total junk
You can currently get the Dell 15 for $249.99 directly from Dell – that’s a price drop from its original $399.
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Cyber Monday 2025: Samsung’s 40‑inch Odyssey G7 slashes to its lowest price — a monster gaming screen finally within reach
The monitor supports DisplayHDR 600, HDR10+, and HDR10+ Gaming to enhance contrast, though I generally prefer to use it without HDR enabled. Its 1000R curved screen wraps around your vision, providing wide viewing angles and a more immersive experience, according to Samsung.
Cyber Monday 2025: Forget overpriced “Steam Machines” — the Kamrui AM21 Mini PC is the budget gaming rig that actually makes sense
Simply listing the components isn’t enough if you don’t know what they do, so let’s explain what this small system is capable of. It’s perfect for playing retro games and can also run newer titles smoothly. You can expect good performance in games like GTA V, Delta Force, and even Forza Horizon 5.
Cyber Monday meets Black Friday savings: Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 drops to its lowest price yet, making one of the year’s best co‑op games an irresistible deal
When I reviewed Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2, I called it a satisfying game to play with others, and that’s even more true now, over a year later. It’s enjoyable on your own, but it’s truly great when you team up with friends.
The developers are consistently adding new content – like weapons, character customizations, and missions – all for free. They’ve also introduced a fresh take on the classic Horde mode, where players can work together to survive endless waves of enemies from the Tyranid and Chaos factions.
The game has been so popular that the developers have already announced they’re working on Space Marine 3, though details are still a ways off.
ID@Xbox chief Chris Charla talks to us about Microsoft’s indie game dev program — “We don’t want bringing games to Xbox to be a lengthy, painful process.”
ID@Xbox is Microsoft’s program for bringing independent games to Xbox consoles and PC. It started by supporting small indie developers, but now also helps larger independent publishers release their games digitally.
Analysis: OpenAI is a loss-making machine, with estimates that it has no road to profitability by 2030 — and will need a further $207 billion in funding even if it gets there
It feels like AI is everywhere online right now – from silly memes on Instagram to automated bots on X, and even governments using it to help write policies. AI is the latest big tech trend, and it doesn’t look like that will change anytime soon.
Xbox Ally X is sold out everywhere — here’s how to get one before Christmas, along with tips on where to safely buy one
You can currently order one from Best Buy for $999.99, though it won’t be delivered until January 2, 2026, and there aren’t any Black Friday deals available. Despite the wait, Best Buy is a reliable place to purchase from.
The Battlefield 6 free trial week has failed to boost its player count — but why? Some thoughts from a daily player and longtime fan
2025 has seen a lot of exciting new game releases, but Battlefield 6 is the clear standout. This explosive, team-based shooter from Electronic Arts and Battlefield Studios has quickly become a multiplayer phenomenon. While ARC Raiders has also gained popularity through streaming, it hasn’t quite matched Battlefield 6’s overall impact.
A leak may have revealed Clockwork Revolution’s release window, giving us our first real clue on when to expect the steampunk epic
inXile’s upcoming RPG, Clockwork Revolution, takes place in the steampunk city of Avalon and centers around the ability to control time. The game was unveiled at the 2023 Xbox Games Showcase, and its unique rewind feature quickly grabbed attention.
“Successful disruption of the cheater community” — Battlefield 6 says its kernel-level anticheat EA Javelin has been a huge success, so dealing with Secure Boot was worth it
Cheating has been a persistent problem in online games since the beginning. Game developers constantly work to fight it using programs designed to stop or find hackers, and then ban their accounts. Many developers use external services like Easy Anti-Cheat or BattlEye, while others create their own anti-cheat software.