Tag: consoles
EPOS H3 Closed Acoustic Gaming Headset Review
by Sebastian Peak | Apr 26, 2021 | General Tech | 1
Today we’re looking at a new headset from EPOS, the H3. This is a closed back, dynamic model that offers both single 3.5 mm and split 3.5 mm audio/mic cables in the…
Read MoreCES 2020: The Origin BIG O Returns With Choice of Liquid-Cooled PS4 or Xbox One
by Jim Tanous | Jan 6, 2020 | Systems | 0
Corsair-owned Origin PC today announced the return of the “BIG O”, the company’s unique device that pairs a custom PC and game console in the same chassis. Touting the “best...
Read MorePS4 Pro SSD Upgrade: Does SATA III Make a Difference?
by Jim Tanous | May 22, 2017 | Storage | 16
When Sony launched the PS4 Pro late last year, it introduced an unusual mid-cycle performance update to its latest console platform. But in addition to…
Read MoreMicrosoft plans to merge PC and Xbox gaming
by Ryan Shrout | Mar 1, 2016 | General Tech | 55
If my editorial from yesterday didn't get you interested in this discussion, then perhaps a new line of talking from Microsoft's Phil Spencer will do the job. During its spring...
Read MoreJohn Carmack Keynote: Quakecon 2013
by Josh Walrath | Aug 2, 2013 | Editorial | 9
John Carmack again kicked off this year's Quakecon with an extended technical discussion about nearly every topic bouncing around his head. These speeches are somewhat legendary for the…
Read MoreConsole manufacturers don’t want much, just the impossible.
by Scott Michaud | May 27, 2013 | Editorial, General Tech, Systems | 27
So, as Wired editorial states it: hardcore console gamers don't want much, just the impossible. They want a "super-powered box" tethered to their TV; they want the blockbuster epics and...
Read MoreNext Generation Consoles Likely Not Compatible
by Scott Michaud | Feb 16, 2013 | Editorial, General Tech | 12
If you really enjoy an Xbox or Playstation game, better hope your console does not die: it is likely that nothing else will play it. This news comes from a...
Read MoreJohn Carmack Believes Next-Gen Consoles Will Continue Targeting 30FPS Games
by Tim Verry | Dec 21, 2012 | General Tech | 8
While Nintendo has continued to pump out new gaming consoles, both Microsoft and Sony have been sitting on the current Xbox and PlayStation hardware for years. For example, the Xbox 360 is…
Read MoreWho would have thought? Consoles nickel-and-dime.
by Scott Michaud | Aug 1, 2012 | Editorial, General Tech | 10
Polytron and Trapdoor, together responsible for the indie title “Fez”, have decided to not release an update to their software due to certification fees. Microsoft released a public statement to...
Read MoreHow consoles would have gouged Diablo 3 over $44 million
by Scott Michaud | May 29, 2012 | General Tech, Systems | 6
Matt Ployhar of Intel has posted on their Software Blogs about how much money in royalties would be given to Microsoft, Sony, or Nintendo if Diablo 3 were published on...
Read MorePC Gaming to Surpass Console Gaming in Revenue by 2015
by Ryan Shrout | Sep 22, 2011 | Editorial, General Tech, Graphics Cards | 16
During a conference call with NVIDIA this week some interesting information from DFC Intelligence, "a strategic market research and consulting firm focused on interactive entertainment and the emerging video game, online game,...
Read MoreLet us do some math, shall we? The cost of consoles
by Scott Michaud | Aug 7, 2011 | Editorial, General Tech | 23
There is a lot of discussion over how expensive the PC is compared to the consoles. I have heard from a number of former PC gamers who switched to the console to…
Read MoreE3 sprouts rumours and facts about the next generation of consoles
by Jeremy Hellstrom | Jul 7, 2011 | General Tech | 0
[H]ard|OCP heard quite a bit about the new generation of consoles via the grape vine at E3. The big winner is AMD, who will be providing the graphical power for all...
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