There’s just something about a custom water-cooling loop that makes any PC that has it look incredibly cool. Besides looks such a loop also adds versatility (more than all-in-one loops) and lower sy... Read More »
Flight sticks or joysticks, these are things that might seem like items from the past but some brands are keeping them quite alive. Thrustmaster is known for creating flight sticks (and even replicas)... Read More »
Alas, one day, all series must come to an end. Now it’s time to say goodbye to Nikita, the (in)famous spy and assassin who turned herself against the people who made her what she is. The best way fo... Read More »
Point and click games are a real hype and we got the chance to review a new one: Melissa K and the Heart of Gold. The game offers you some new features, read on to find out more about them! Story The ... Read More »
Akihabara (Akiba for short) is a city in Japan that lies in Tokyo and functions as the electronic shopping part in Japan. Nowadays it is commonly known for its amount of shops that involve hobbies lik... Read More »
Time for an old-school reaction game! The Collider, made by Shortbreak Studios s.c., is one of the simplest games I’ve ever played but as the saying goes: don’t judge a book by its cover. This gam... Read More »
It has been a while since a real stealth game has been released, so in the midst of all the big releases like Shadow of Mordor and Alien Isolations, the people of Cyanide Studio present to you Styx: M... Read More »
Wiko an upcoming brand that creates smartphones, has already presented us with two fun, budget priced smartphones. Today we have the chance to try out a slightly more expensive model, the Wiko Highway... Read More »
Doujin games have been a long time fan-favorite in Japan for a while now. Well done games that have been made out of pure fun have some kind of aura about them that make them stand out, just look at t... Read More »
It’s been a while but thanks to HyperX, we’re able to bring you another DDR3 RAM (random access memory) review! In the past, we’ve already reviewed Kingston’s Beast RAM (which is now part of H... Read More »