The only official content we've had from Rockstar Games itself so far is the first, and so far only, trailer for GTA 6 in ...

The PS5 Pro is Sony’s ... of frame rates without much drop in quality. Now, getting 142 and 198FPS in these two blows the performance out of the water and with plenty more control. You can see the ...

If you haven't, just look at the chart below. I have a high conviction ... the options market appears to be implying an 8% drop in the share price for the February 7 put contracts with a $110 ...

Take-Two’s stock received a massive jump in share price as a result of the GTA 6 launch ... It was originally scheduled to drop on Tuesday, December 5, 2023, but Rockstar Games made it available ...

The only official content we've had from Rockstar Games itself so far is the first, and so far only, trailer for GTA 6 in ...

Plenty of headsets have come my way since the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 5P dropped last year. Yet, still to this day, it ...

The PS5 Pro has once again been reduced in price over at Argos, as customers rush to take advantage of the unofficial price cut. Indeed, the PS5 Pro is currently listed for £699 on the ...

That tiny saving of 16% may not seem like a big deal, but Logitech rarely likes to drop the price of this high-end ... USB-C ports to connect up to your PS5, Xbox Series X, or PC.

But its PS5 version wasn't perfect, with somewhat compromised image quality when targeting 60fps - and performance issues to boot. Enter PS5 Pro. While developer Arrowhead Game Studios hasn't ...

After some impressive upgrades to PS5 Pro games with the implementation of PSSR machine learning-based upscaling, post-launch issues started to emerge and several games we tested exhibited some ...

There are many big PS5 games to look forward to over the next couple of months, including a new Kingdom Come Deliverance. Beyond that, there's Monster Hunter Wilds, as well as Death Stranding 2 ...

Only the best PS5 games will give you top-tier experiences ... all types of players will find this game worthy of its upfront price of admission." - Alex Whitelock, TechRadar Gaming reviewer.