Guerrilla Games has officially done the unexpected. With the reveal of Horizon Hunters Gathering, the studio behind one of PlayStation’s most cinematic single-player franchises is stepping into new territory, and doing it with confidence
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Nintendo and Illumination are officially taking Mario where he’s never gone on the big screen before. The latest trailer for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie signals a major escalation in ambition, scale, and technical confidence for Nintendo’s growing cinematic universe.
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AMD is about to drop a new contender in the gaming CPU arena, and if early reports hold up the launch could be one of those rare moments when value and performance align.
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With WWE 2K25 on the Nintendo Switch 2, Visual Concepts lands closer to that sweet spot than ever before. This is not just the best WWE game on a Nintendo platform in years. It’s one of the strongest entries in the entire modern WWE 2K run, period.
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For a long time, home robots were stuck in an identity crisis. Too complex to be appliances. Too limited to be companions. CES 2026 brought clarity.
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The message from CES 2026 is clear: accessories are no longer secondary. They are the layer that turns a powerful phone into a truly personal device.
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The Pixel 10 Pro is one of the best-balanced smartphones Google has ever made: fast, elegant, and easy to live with. But after weeks of use, it’s the Pixel 10 Pro XL that keeps creeping into my thoughts.
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Square Enix is making a very deliberate statement as we head into 2026: Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade is no longer a PlayStation-centric experience. With a free demo launching today on Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox on PC with Xbox Play Anywhere support, one of the most celebrated RPG reimaginings of the modern era is officially stepping into a far broader spotlight.
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The Aqara Doorbell Camera Hub G410 doesn’t try to look revolutionary. It doesn’t need to. This is one of those products where the real innovation happens under the surface, and once you realise what it’s doing, it’s hard not to be impressed
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Gameplay wise, Black Ops 7 feels like a synthesis of everything Treyarch has learned over the last decade. Movement isn’t as exaggerated as Modern Warfare’s slide-cancelling ballet, but it is still responsive, tactical, and satisfying.
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