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If you've been following our site for the last year or so, you will have seen numerous Creative product reviews. These reviews have exclusively been audio related, whether it was the small 2.1 surround T4 system for your computer or TV, the Under Monitor Audio System, Katana, or the impressive line of water proof speakers Creative has launched. Everything to date has been about audio. We flip the script on that today with our first non-audio review for Creative. We are looking at the Creative Sound BlasterX Vanguard K08 Keyboard. Let's see how it stands up to ...

Right around the time of the Nintendo Switch launch, you will remember the reedit post from dBrand claiming that ALL skins put on a Nintendo Switch product would ruin the Switch itself. Through some testing of our own - as well as some very informative videos from Performance Design Product - it was shown that this wasn't the case all the time. PDP prides themselves on producing officially licenced products from gamers around the world, and if this scenario taught me anything, it was that "Officially Licenced" really does matter.

When we first looked at LEGO City Undercover in 2013, we called it one of LEGO's best games ever, especially since, unlike other LEGO franchises - it didn't actually have any source material. It couldn't bank on the Harry Potter or Star Wars names; it had to stand on it's own, really only using the LEGO City licence to attract potential players. With a limited release - on the now proven failed Wii U experiment by Nintendo - LEGO City Undercover was a game that not a lot of people got to play, which is incredibly unfortunate. The game, while spectacular at ...

Lego City Undercover, a former Wii U exclusive game, is now available on the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. In other words, you’ll be able to join Chase’s mission to track down Rex Fury no matter what system (or PC) you own! I was a huge fan of Lego City Undercover on the Wii U. Not only does the game have a huge city for players to explore, but there’s tons of costumes, vehicles, and more to…

Not all platformers are created easy. Do you dare take on a hard 1-bit platformer? If so, then you may be interested in this announcement. If not, then you’ve been warned. Ratalaika Games’ upcoming platformer, 0000, is not for the faint of heart. What makes 0000 so scary…I mean…hard? Ratalaika Games announced a new 1-bit platformer called 0000. The game will be coming to the 3DS and Steam Greenlight! Here are more details about the game directly from the developer:…

Brighton, England – April 4, 2017 – PaperSeven, a UK-based independent game developer, has announced that its award-winning adventure game, Blackwood Crossing, launches today onPlayStation®4, and tomorrow on Xbox One and PC, priced at $15.99 in the US, with £12.99 / €15.99 pricing for the UK and Europe.

Lego City Undercover was such a great game on the Wii U. There was so much you could do in the game, like drive all manner of vehicles! The newest trailer for Lego City Undercover, which is coming to multiple systems on April 4th, focuses on vehicles. Lego City Undercover is coming to the Nintendo Switch, Playstation 4, Xbox One, and PC on April 4th. If you didn’t get a chance to play the game on Wii U, then you…

When it comes to gaming processors and computing as a whole, Intel have led the field for many years now. It would be easy to forget that there are other processor manufacturers out there! Each Intel generation since 1989 has brought new and exciting advancements in gaming, with higher CPU capabilities and features that can power bigger, better games.

There is no denying that the world of electronic gaming has been around for a long time. The history of computer gaming can be traced back many decades, even well before the world’s first commercially available games console.

When I was a kid, I was watched all of the Disney Afternoon cartoons: Ducktales, Chip N’Dale, Talespin, Darkwing Duck, and more. I never did play the NES games that were released based on them. Years later, I got to play the Ducktales Remastered game on Wii U and loved it. And now a collection of the NES games has been revealed and it looks very cool. Please take a look at the following trailer and then come back for…