Hardware

With the release of the final Jurassic World film, dinosaurs have been given yet another boost. Toys are being released, board games are coming out, and there is lots to be excited about if you are a lover of the giant beasts. Our friends at the LEGO Group International were kind enough to send over a few sets for us to review, and first up is the Carnotaurus Chase. Let's take a look!

I've been a huge supporter of Performance Design Products for a long time now, and they have always been great supporters of the website. In general, I do really enjoy the products the company puts out, but I've also had my issues with them. Most notably, I've never been overly impressed with the headsets the company has released. While they have been adequate and good for the price point, they've never been my go-to for long gaming periods, and rarely stick to the games shelf - they are often just relegated to the basement shelf. That's changed with the ...

With the sixth and final Jurassic Park film now out in theatres, the LEGO Group International has a ton of LEGO sets ready to put you in the mood. Whether you are a kid, or a kid at heart, these sets from LEGO are sure to bring a smile to anyone's face. With a wide variety of options and prices, there really is something for everyone. Let's take a look at a few of the sets currently being offered!

During the live stream for Sega, a new console was revealed. The Mega Drive Mini 2 will include 50 Mega Drive and Mega CD titles, including arcade ports and what Sega describes as a mysterious new work. Here are the list of games so far that are confirmed that will be launched when the console gets released in Japan on October 27th: Silpheed Fantasy Zone Shining Force CD Bonanza Bros Mansion of Hidden Souls Popful Mail Virtua Racing Sonic CD…

Ever since Google began making their Pixel lineup of phones, the rumours have always been strong about the possibility of getting a Google Pixel Watch. And for years, we hold our breath as these Google summits happen, and sign when they end without mention of a Pixel Watch. Until this years, when during their Google I/O event, the company finally unveiled the most anticipated Google Pixel product ever, the Google Pixel Watch.

The last thing I thought would come from today's Google I?O event was anything about a brand new Pixel device. Sure, I sort of assumed we may see something about a Pixel 6a, but not anything about a new generation of Pixel devices. So when the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro popped up on the screen - releasing this fall - I was pleasantly surprised and really excited.

May the fourth be with you. OK, it's a bit early for that, but it is not to early for The LEGO Group to launch brand new Star Wars themed sets just in time for the unofficial-but-yet-still-official galactic holiday! What I like about the newest lineup of Star Wars sets is that there seems to be items for both the LEGO collector an displayer, and those that just want to have fun. Let's take a look at a few of the offerings.

One of my favourite video game accessory makers, EPOS, has launched new colours for the EPOS H3Pro Headset, and we've been trying them out for the past few weeks. Everything I love about EPOS is present in this headset, and while the price point is still a bit high for many - perhaps myself included - the quality of both the product and the audio are second to none. If you have the money to spend, any headset from EPOS is a good bet, but today I'm recommending the H3Pro.

Our friends at The LEGO Group reminded me the other day that Super Hero Day is coming up on April 28th! While I did know this, I completely forgot. But that wasn't all LEGO did - they sent over a few LEGO set suggestions that will make Super Hero Day even more fun! Let's take a look at a few sets you can enjoy in just a few days!

Neat, a brand founded by the minds behind the Blue microphones, keeps looking to push the envelope when it comes to microphone technology. To this end, Neat has released the King Bee II, a microphone that is designed for everything from vocal recording, podcasting, streaming, and gaming alike. While this may sound quite impressive, some may begin to wonder if it becomes a simple case of trying to do too many things and not successfully doing any of them. Can the King Bee II manage a flexible profile or will it be indistinguishable from its predecessors? Let's ...