Articles by Gerald Lynch, Former Executive Editor

Gerald is Editor-in-Chief of iMore.com. Previously he was the Executive Editor for TechRadar, taking care of the site's home cinema, gaming, smart home, entertainment and audio output. He loves gaming, but don't expect him to play with you unless your console is hooked up to a 4K HDR screen and a 7.1 surround system. Before TechRadar, Gerald was Editor of Gizmodo UK. He is also the author of 'Get Technology: Upgrade Your Future', published by Aurum Press.

Articles by: Gerald Lynch

Diablo 2: Resurrected can't handle 21:9 ultrawide monitors - here's why

By Gerald Lynch published 8 September 21

Diablo 2: Resurrected won't support ultrawide screens for a very good reason.

Prepare to pay a God of War 2 and Gran Turismo 7 PS5 upgrade fee

By Gerald Lynch published 7 September 21

God of War: Ragnarok and GT7 will miss out on a free PS4-to-PS5 upgrade

ABBA as part of the ABBA Voyage digital show

Bjorn again: Is the Abba Voyage digital concert tech the future of live music?

By Gerald Lynch last updated 6 September 21

Mamma mia, here they go again, as ABBA prepare a new type of digital concert tour.

Is the new PS5 model worse than the original? Teardown explores revised components

By Gerald Lynch published 1 September 21

With a new heat sink and fan design, which of the PlayStation 5 consoles currently for sale proves to be the best?

My mom accidentally went to see Free Guy with her 80-year-old sister – here's her review...

By Gerald Lynch published 27 August 21

MUM REVIEWS STUFF New format alert: The hot new thing, TechRadar moms' reviewing films they didn't mean to see.

Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga has a new release date (and an excellent trailer)

By Gerald Lynch published 25 August 21

GamesCom 2021 Too many easter eggs to mention in the new Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga trailer.

Halo Infinite finally has a release date – and it's sooner than you'd think

By Adam Vjestica, Gerald Lynch published 25 August 21

Gamescom 2021 Halo Infinite is back from the brink with a confirmed release date for this year.

Marvel's Midnight Suns brings Xcom tactics to a comic book RPG

By Gerald Lynch published 25 August 21

GamesCom 2021 An intriguing surprise from Xcom devs Firaxis

Dying Light 2 has twice the number of parkour moves to brain zombies with

By Gerald Lynch published 24 August 21

GamesCom 2021 Free-running thrills in Dying Light 2, thanks to double the locomotive moves.

Aliens: Fireteam Elite marines face off against the xenomorph swarm

Aliens: Fireteam Elite nails the adrenaline rush of facing an overwhelming xenomorph hive

By Gerald Lynch published 23 August 21

In Depth Stop your grinnin’ and drop your linen – Aliens: Fireteam Elite is actually good.

There's a new PS5 model for sale – so what's different?

By Gerald Lynch published 23 August 21

Is it worth tracking down the new PS5?

Maybe the Metal Gear Solid film will actually be good? Oscar Isaac discusses being Snake

By Gerald Lynch published 23 August 21

The Dune and Star Wars star gets it – so can the Metal Gear movie hit the right marks?

Studio Ghibli meets Zelda? Meet Apple Arcade’s next hit game, Baldo: The Guardian Owls

By Gerald Lynch published 21 August 21

Interview A beautiful art style and top-tier gaming inspiration make Baldo a sure-fire hit.

Pet the monkey, skewer the invader: Ghost of Tsushima DLC is an excellent dose of more-of-the-same

By Gerald Lynch published 20 August 21

Analysis Job’s a good’un in the Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut DLC.

Here's what Starfield could look like in 8K - and how it might work on Xbox Series X

By Gerald Lynch last updated 20 August 21

Analysis An 8K-glimpse at Starfield, the next epic RPG from Bethesda.

SteelSeries Arctis 7X Wireless headset review

By Gerald Lynch published 19 August 21

Recommended

Designed for Xbox Series X, the SteelSeries Arctis 7X is actually great for gamers of all creeds.

One of Skyrim's weirdest, oldest mysteries has been solved

By Gerald Lynch published 19 August 21

Where code, player interaction and happy little accidents collide.

Diablo 2: Resurrected beta is free to play for all this weekend

By Gerald Lynch published 18 August 21

Diablo 2: Resurrected's beta won't be limited by a level cap, either.

Is this Nintendo Switch rival, the Ayn Odin, the ultimate retro handheld?

By Gerald Lynch published 18 August 21

Analysis Is the Odin the most feature-rich handheld device… ever?

Devialet Phantom Reactor 900 review

By Gerald Lynch published 17 August 21

It may be miniaturized, but the Devialet Phantom Reactor still packs a punch.

Far Cry VR with a team of players in action

Far Cry VR is a fun and sweaty ‘dive into insanity’ before Far Cry 6 – but it’s not really a Far Cry game

By Gerald Lynch last updated 16 August 21

The premium VR multiplayer experience is now open at locations around the world – and the TechRadar team visited its gun-filled paradise.

Forget PS5 and Xbox – Nintendo Switch still dominating in Japan (though Microsoft has a Trojan horse)

By Gerald Lynch published 16 August 21

Analysis The top 30 games list in Japan right now is a sight to behold.

Eve Spectrum 4K 144Hz (ES07D03) monitor on a desk

Eve Spectrum 4K 144Hz (ES07D03) monitor review

By Gerald Lynch published 11 August 21

Recommended

The Eve Spectrum 4K 144Hz monitor is an exceptionally full-featured monitor – especially if you’re a next-gen gamer.

A second screen on the front of PSVR 2? Why not?

By Gerald Lynch published 11 August 21

Could an additional screen help PSVR 2 be a more social device?

Lenovo Smart Clock review

By Gerald Lynch, Matt Swider, Carrie-Ann Skinner published 10 August 21

The unassuming Lenovo Smart Clock is bedroom safe and very useful.

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