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Asus ZenBook Duo Review

A Forward Look at the Future of Portable Productivity The ASUS Zenbook Duo continues to stand out as one of the most innovative laptops available today. By embracing a dual-screen layout that has matured greatly over the years, ASUS builds on traditional portable design while delivering a future-facing tool built

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ASUS ROG Strix SCAR 18 Review

A True Desktop-Class Laptop for Gamers and Creators If you are looking for a laptop that delivers desktop-level performance without compromise — for gaming, content creation, streaming, or heavy workloads — the ROG Strix SCAR 18 absolutely demands your attention. This machine makes no apologies for its size or ambition. With cutting-edge

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The Outlast Trials: Season 5 Introduces Project Messiah, Winter Kills Event, and New PvP Enhancements

As the winter winds howl and the temperature plummets, The Outlast Trials returns with its most chilling season yet. Red Barrels has officially launched Season 5: Project Messiah, bringing with it a twisted new Trial, a frostbitten limited-time event, PvP enhancements, and a terrifying new Prime Asset. Whether you are

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Mafia: The Old Country Review

The Mafia franchise has always been about one thing above all else: the cost of loyalty. From the streets of Lost Heaven to the neon lights of Empire Bay, each entry has explored the moral decay that lies beneath organized crime. Now, with Mafia: The Old Country, Hangar 13 takes

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A Gaming Podcast Episode 110

In Episode 110 of A Gaming Podcast, we look closely at one of the biggest entertainment stories of the year. Paramount has launched a hostile bid for Warner Bros, a move that could reshape film, television, and gaming if it goes through. We walk through what this means for major

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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Review

A Rare Masterpiece That Redefines Style, Emotion, and Turn-Based Combat Every once in a while, a game arrives that feels impossible. A game that should not exist in the landscape of modern development, yet somehow does. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is one of those games. From the moment I played

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Echo Generation 2 Brings Back Supernatural Nostalgia With Turn-Based Thrills and 90s Movie Vibes

Cococucumber has officially lifted the veil on Echo Generation 2, the highly anticipated sequel to their beloved 2021 voxel-art RPG. Packed with supernatural strangeness, turn-based battles, and a heavy dose of nostalgic charm, this new installment looks ready to take players on another wild ride through the mysterious heart of

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Crowsworn Brings Bloodborne Energy to Metroidvania Fans in 2026

If you've been yearning for a moody, fast-paced action platformer with razor-sharp traversal and intense combat, Crowsworn may be your next obsession. Showcased during the Xbox Partner Preview in November, this Canadian-developed title has steadily built buzz among Metroidvania fans and with good reason. Developed by Mongoose Rodeo,

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Canadian-Built Sci-Fi Mystery ‘STRAND’ Reborn as ‘RIVAGE’ Under Raw Fury

Canadian indie gem STRAND has officially evolved. We’re thrilled to announce that RIVAGE, the newly renamed title from Montreal-based Exnilo Studio, has been picked up by acclaimed publisher RAW FURY. The announcement premiered during the PC Gamer PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted showcase, highlighting this mind-bending sci-fi experience to

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A Gaming Podcast Episode 109

In Episode 109 of A Gaming Podcast, we take a steady, in-depth look at two major stories shaping the industry. Metroid Prime 4 reviews are finally here, and we break down the critical reactions, the game’s strengths, and what this means for Nintendo’s momentum moving into the next

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Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Review

The Black Ops series has always walked a fine line between grounded military action and psychological chaos. With Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, Treyarch attempts to return to its roots while pushing the franchise into a more experimental structure. The result is a game that shines in some areas

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Double Dragon Revive Review

Few names in gaming history carry as much weight in the beat ’em up genre as Double Dragon. Since its arcade debut in 1987, the series has been synonymous with side-scrolling action, brotherly vengeance, and the pure thrill of pummeling waves of thugs with your bare fists. Now, Double Dragon

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Assassin’s Creed Shadows (Nintendo Switch 2) Review

Back in March, we reviewed Assassin’s Creed Shadows on traditional consoles and PC. You can read that full review on HERE, where we dig into the narrative, characters, and gameplay systems in detail. For this review, we are focusing entirely on the Nintendo Switch 2 version and how Ubisoft

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A Gaming Podcast Episode 108

In Episode 108 of A Gaming Podcast, we take a closer look at two of the biggest conversations happening in the industry right now. Marvel 1943 has gone quiet, and we break down what this silence might mean for development, expectations, and Disney’s long-term approach to licensed games. We

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Assassin’s Creed Shadows Meets Attack on Titan in Surprise Crossover Event Starting Nov. 25

Ubisoft is unleashing titanic surprises in Assassin’s Creed Shadows will feature a brand-new Attack on Titan crossover event, launching November 25 and running until December 22. This limited-time collaboration drops alongside new free story content and gives players a fresh way to experience the richly layered world of feudal

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A Gaming Podcast Episode 107

In Episode 107 of A Gaming Podcast, we take a clear, thoughtful look at this year’s Game Awards nominees and what each category says about the state of the industry. From standout surprises to expected favourites, we walk through the full lineup and discuss which titles truly pushed the

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The Directorate: Novitiate Preview

A Supernatural Action RPG Rooted in Classic Style and Modern Ambition Every so often, a game appears that reaches backward and forward at the same time. Directorate: Novitiate is one of those rare titles. Built on a foundation of early 2000s action RPG energy yet shaped with the clarity and

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A Gaming Podcast Episode 106

In Episode 106 of A Gaming Podcast, we dive into three major stories shaping the industry right now. Valve has officially revealed its brand-new Steam Machine, and we take a forward-looking look at what this means for PC gaming, living-room play, and the future of Valve’s hardware strategy. We

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Horizon Steel Frontiers MMORPG Revealed by NCSOFT and Guerrilla at GSTAR 2025

At GSTAR 2025, NCSOFT officially lifted the curtain on Horizon Steel Frontiers, a new global MMORPG developed in partnership with Guerrilla, the Sony Interactive Entertainment studio behind the Horizon and Killzone series. This marks the Horizon franchise’s first entry into the MMORPG space and one of the biggest surprises

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Painkiller Review

For two decades, the Painkiller series has represented everything glorious about unrestrained first-person shooters: fast movement, over-the-top weapons, and hordes of demons to mow down in a storm of bullets and blood. Now, developer Saber Interactive has resurrected this cult classic for the modern era. The result is a game

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Power Up Your Holidays: Nintendo Switch 2 Bundles, Game Deals & In-Store Events to Make the Season Shine

Looking for the perfect way to spark joy with your family and friends this holiday season? Nintendo is delivering a sleigh-full of holiday promotions, bundle deals, game discounts, and in-person events to help make every celebration even more memorable. Whether you’re shopping for your kids, hosting a holiday party,

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Electric Clash 2025: A Power Surge of TEKKEN 8 Hype, Resilience, and Rivalries

Canada’s premiere TEKKEN tournament is back and more electric than ever. Electric Clash 2025, hosted by Incendium Gaming, officially joined the prestigious TEKKEN World Tour 2025 as a Challenger Event. Despite unexpected setbacks, it delivered a truly unforgettable weekend of fierce competition, community spirit, and next-gen gameplay. A Sudden

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Dead Take Review

In a year filled with horror releases that rely heavily on cheap shocks and excessive gore, Dead Take stands apart as a more deliberate, psychological experience. Developed by Surgent Studios, this first-person horror game invites players into a world where fear doesn’t come from what leaps out at you—

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NHL 26 Review

After years of incremental updates, NHL 26 finally feels like the bold leap forward the series has been waiting for. Powered by the impressive new ICE-Q 2.0 engine, this year’s installment doesn’t just refine the experience; it redefines it. Every stride, save, and slapshot carries more nuance

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Wreckfest 2 Review

Few racing games embrace the art of destruction quite like Wreckfest, Bugbear’s beloved demolition racer that revived the glory days of chaotic, metal-twisting mayhem. Now, with Wreckfest 2, the studio returns to the track with a follow-up that pushes realism, aggression, and destruction to new heights even in its