The mClassic Retro Edition improves visual fidelity when playing older consoles like PS2, PS1, GameCube, SNES, and Genesis on ...

In my article titled I swapped my controller for an arcade stick — and fighting games will never be the same, I gave my ...

Still, the DualSense has become one of my favorite pads of all time, despite usually preferring asymmetrical thumbsticks. If ...

Major discounts are available on gaming laptops, peripherals, and accessories across India for a limited time. Offers include big cuts on NVIDIA‑equipped laptops from brands like MSI and ASUS, plus ...

Jumping between digital devices has become a necessary part of many people's daily lives, whether you're keeping up with text alerts or ensuring you don't miss an important call while in a Zoom ...

Listening to music via Bluetooth isn't as simple as plugging in a pair of headphones and playing audio from your device. Yet Bluetooth headphones and earbuds offer a wireless connection that's ...

Bluetooth technology has been around for over three decades, and it's one of those modern conveniences we rarely talk about. It makes our lives much easier by allowing fast, wireless synchronization ...

Keychains depicting popular PlayStation games from the PS3 and PS4 era will appear in Bandai Namco Gashapon machines in late October 2025. Each attempt will cost 300 JPY (around $2). As the company ...

It’s been quite a strange year for video game consoles, and for gaming in general. The Nintendo Switch 2 finally arrived, ushering in a new console era for Nintendo years after Sony and Microsoft’s ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook What makes Beat Hazard Arcade unique from some of its contemporaries is that you can import your ...

A bunch of fan-favorite PS3 and PS4 games are going offline for good. Electronic Arts has announced that it’s pulling the plug on a bunch of Codemasters racing games, some of which were given away for ...

Add Bluetooth devices to your PC: If your Windows computer has Bluetooth, you can connect a wireless mouse or headset. Go to Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Devices and make sure Bluetooth is toggled ...