Xbox VR: everything you need to know By Alan Wen published 21 March 23 Could Microsoft develop an Xbox VR headset tailored to compete with Sony’s PSVR 2? Here’s everything you need to know.
Keystone could be the codename of the next Xbox By Alan Wen published 11 March 22 A newly discovered Xbox codename could be our first hint at the next iteration of Xbox.
Dying Light 2 is no longer hamstrung on Xbox Series S By Alan Wen published 11 March 22 The latest Dying Light 2 update improves performance, though Xbox Series S owners will see the biggest difference.
Don’t buy Elden Ring on Xbox One By Alan Wen published 11 March 22 Digital Foundry has put Elden Ring through its paces, and the original Xbox One is the worst version of the game.
PS5 vs Xbox Series S: how do the two consoles compare? By Alan Wen published 10 March 22 Want to know the difference between PS5 and Xbox Series S? We’ve put the two consoles head-to-head to see which one is right for you.
Sony’s colorful PS5 DualSense controllers include a hidden design change By Alan Wen published 10 March 22 The new color variants of PS5 DualSense controllers appear to have received a tiny upgrade that could benefit its durability.
Best dating games: the most romantic single-player games By Alan Wen last updated 18 February 20 No hot date planned? Why not stay in with these great dating games instead.
From LittleBigPlanet to Dreams: Media Molecule and the future of DIY gaming By Alan Wen published 17 July 19 In Depth Creative user-generated games are bigger than ever and they have Media Molecule to thank.
Playdate and the value of gaming hardware in the digitally streamlined age By Alan Wen published 4 June 19 In depth Panic’s new handheld is a surprise but also a reminder of the ingenuity of console design we’ve forgotten about.
How PSVR crime caper Blood and Truth pays respect to grime music By Alan Wen published 28 May 19 In Depth With the music genre’s roots firmly in both London and games, grime comes full circle soundtracking the London-set PSVR gangster thriller.
Blood and Truth: how Sony’s London Studio is taking VR to the next level By Alan Wen published 21 May 19 In Depth With a heritage of pioneering emerging tech in its games, London Studio is at the forefront of PlayStation VR.
How the Sega Mega Drive lives on as a music player By Alan Wen published 1 May 19 In Depth Your old Mega Drive can do more than just play retro games - music producers are also making cartridge albums for it.
Tetris 99 and the best free Nintendo Switch games By Alan Wen published 28 February 19 Too many games to choose from on Nintendo Switch? Why not start with the ones you can play for free.
Ready Player Two: are video games and dating a good match? By Alan Wen published 14 February 19 If speedrunning has become a popular part of gaming, can speed-dating catch on next?
5 things that made Resident Evil 2 so frighteningly great By Alan Wen published 21 January 19 Just what about the 1998 classic made the Resident Evil franchise a gaming phenomenon?
How the Dreamcast drove innovation for future console generations By Alan Wen published 29 November 18 In depth Remembering Sega's swansong console 20 years later.