Over the years we have featured quite a few products from Sennheiser, and we have yet to find a single bad product. While many of Sennheiser’s devices are premium-priced, they also don’t b... Read More »
Here at 3rd-strike, we’re dedicated to reviewing as many video games as we can so that you, the reader, can make an informed decision before spending your hard-earned cash on them. However, the shee... Read More »
While we mainly know Sennheiser from their premium-quality wireless earbuds, headsets, and studio headphones, we have also been taking a closer look at their products designed for people with hearing ... Read More »
With Google shutting down the Stadia service this month, it’s good to see previously exclusive titles make the jump to other platforms. One such game is Thunderful Games and Zoink Games’ adventure... Read More »
After a busy year of trying out several wireless earbuds, studio headphones, and headphones for people who have partial hearing loss, it has been a while since we last reviewed a dedicated gaming head... Read More »
For most people, the Jurassic Park/World franchise might not be up there with Star Wars or Marvel, but if you’re anything like us, then Universal’s dinosaur franchise holds a special place in your... Read More »
Even though we review a lot of hardware here on 3rd-strike.com, it has been quite some time since we last reviewed a controller. While everybody knows the controllers of the various relevant consoles,... Read More »
If you’re joining us from the USA, you might be wondering why we’re only getting around to reviewing Smash Boats just now. After all, didn’t this game hit the Switch eShop in February of last ye... Read More »
It’s been a while since we tried Sennheiser’s Flex 5000, which was a great piece of hardware to help people suffering from partial hearing loss enjoy their entertainment experiences once a... Read More »
Video games, and gaming as a whole, has come a long way from the primitive iterations featuring blocky 2D characters who could only move along one plane. Today, games are hyper-realistic, compromised ... Read More »