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Verdict The Novablade Pro ticks every box for competitive players while also satisfying casual players with the inclusion of 2.4GHz functionality across PC and PS5. If you’re sick of dealing with trailing cables across your living room floor, this is a no-brainer option. Pros Highly customizable to fit your preferences Virtually flawless 2.4GHz wireless support Programmable actuation keys adds customization Cons Lacks iCUE software support No manual/legend for showing what extra keys do Begging for an OLED screen to help adjust settings Corsair has stepped into the ring with its take on the leverless controller trend and landed some heavy…
2 unreleased Virtual Boy games are coming to Nintendo Switch as part of the NSO Expansion Pack
Nintendo has announced the Virtual Boy games that will come to the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 next month, and confirmed that two previously unreleased titles will be playable in the future.Last year, Nintendo announced that games from the cult classic accessory would make their way to modern Nintendo platforms. The Virtual Boy for Nintendo Switch 2/Nintendo Switch accessory will cost $100 / £67. A cardboard model will be available for $25 / £17. Players will be required to own one of these accessories to play the Virtual Boy games when they’re added to the service on February 17.The launch…
The new A Prime Specimen quest in Arc Raiders is about finding a Deforester husk, then using Arc Powercells to activate it so you can loot it for resources… though doing so triggers a fiery trap that risks killing you if you’re not careful. Not only that, but if you’re not quick or spawn into the match too late, then the Deforester will already be looted and you’ll either have to find another one, or abandon the match altogether and try in the next expedition out. Below I’ll explain how to find a Deforester husk and activate it, as well…
Ubisoft propose cutting up to 200 jobs at Paris headquarters, as unions reportedly agree three day strike
Ubisoft have proposed a round of voluntary redundancies at their Paris headquarters, which could see as many as 200 jobs cut. These plans follow a major bloodbath of game cancellations and restructuring by the publishers last week, which came with a mandate demanding staff return to working in-office five days a week (an annual allowance of work-from-home days was part of that proposal). All of that understandably drew the ire of unions representing Ubisoft workers, with a number now having reportedly agreed to a three day-long strike next month.
I would die for Deadlock's new hero Rem, who also has one of the best easter eggs I've seen in a competitive PvP game
Following last week’s colossal Deadlock update, the community has been voting on which of Valve’s six new heroes it wants added to the game first. I had my money on Silver, the self-proclaimed “hot mess,” but Deadlock players have pleasantly surprised me, opting for the adorable nap enthusiast Rem. This sleepy, imp-like creature is the teeniest lil’ guy, and is now available to play in the ever-expanding MOBA. As well as a kit that will heal allies and make foes drowsy, Valve has also bestowed Rem with an incredibly cute easter egg that has swiftly been discovered in Deadlock’s hub…
‘It was devastating’: Prince of Persia remake actor found out the game was cancelled via the internet
An actor who has hinted that she was involved in the now-cancelled Prince of Persia: Sands of Time remake has called finding out about the game’s cancellation via the internet, “the most devastating moment of [her] career.”In a video posted to social media, Eman Ayaz recounted the story of finding out that a project she was working on for three years was cancelled.While Ayaz does not name the Prince of Persia: Sands of Time remake directly, she has since reposted messages from fans that suggest it is the project she was referring to.In the video, Ayaz claims she’s “still under…
The Atari ST is making a mini FPGA-powered comeback, but don't expect Commodore 64 Ultimate levels of availability
Good news, microcomputing enthusiasts, the Atari ST is about to have its FPGA moment thanks to fans. Just like the recently released Commodore 64 Ultimate, the MiniST will use chips to mimic the original system’s innards on a hardware level while allowing for modern perks like HDMI output and USB support. The catch? Well, it’s a small-scale project that’s aiming to make five units in the initial run.In a post shared to the Facebook group “Atari ST and STe users”, MiniST creator Dennis Shaw confirms that “all the materials are open source and can be freely obtained.” (via Tom’s Hardware).…
Hell Express is Death Stranding meets Helldivers meets Pacific Drive – aka, deliver letters to the dead in a combat truck
Quick confession: every time I come up with an absolute Frankenstein’s cocktail of allusion-cobbling Google-bait like the headline for this article, a fairy dies. But that’s OK, because Hell Express is a top-down 3D extraction shooter about delivering letters to the dead. When I play it – there’s no release date yet – I will convey a note of apology to the soul of the fairy I’ve just slain with my appalling SEO practices. This may be difficult, however, because many of the underworld’s denizens are hostile. The only thing you’ll be delivering to them is bullets, fire and explosives.
Arc Raiders update adds controversial solo versus squads matchmaking and new punishments for cheaters
Unveiled last week, the new Arc Raiders update has finally arrived. Titled Headwinds is one of the biggest updates since launch, with a new Arc-slaying Project, a map condition that will push you to the rooftops of Buried City, and its Solo vs Squads matchmaking queue, which will either be a genius addition to keep high-skill players entertained or a total disaster. However, with the full patch notes now live, there are a few more details to make you aware of, including a new chain of punishments for cheaters. Headwinds is the first stage of Arc Raiders’ ambitious roadmap for…
Free to play shooter Highguard has debuted to a strong playerbase on Steam, but the achievement has been softened somewhat by over 13 thousand negative Steam reviews.Highguard was announced at The Game Awards, gaining a large amount of attention due to being the final game announced at the show.This slot is usually reserved for announcements from large franchises or well-known studios, so a debut shooter being placed in the slot, followed by radio silence from developer Wildlight Entertainment, turned heads.The game was released on Monday for PC and consoles, and has been met with a mixed reception from players online.…