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ASUS certainly isn’t afraid of making its ROG hardware stand out, and the ASUS ROG Cronox ARGB case takes that approach to a whole new level. These days, showing off your components and filling a gaming PC with RGB is almost expected, so simply adding a glass panel isn’t enough to make a case stand…

Colorful has launched another gaming laptop under its cat-themed Colorfire Meow brand. The new SKU, aptly called the Meow X16 Pro, doesn’t offer much in the way of cutting-edge hardware. One has to make do with a Zen 4-based AMD Ryzen 7 8745HX and a 115 Watt Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 Laptop GPU. The hardware…

The PlayStation 5 emulation scene is advancing at an astonishing rate, with the KytyPS5 emulator now successfully running the console version of GTA 5 on PC at up to 60 FPS, well, at least for a few minutes.

Krafton Executive Director Chang Byung-gyu met Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday and pledged an additional $250 million in investment in India, the Korean game maker said Monday.

A virtual reality production co-created by Cape Town-based immersive media creator Rick Treweek has taken home one of television’s major international honours, placing a South African-developed virtual world on the global stage.

Krafton Chairman Chang Byung-gyu, left, poses with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a meeting in New Delhi, India, Friday. Courtesy of Krafton

Without a steering wheel, pedals, or manual controls to monitor, riding in an autonomous vehicle completely frees up your travel time. Tesla is leaning hard into infotainment for its purpose-built Cybercab, and passengers may soon be able to plug gaming hardware straight into the dashboard

The metaverse, a vast digital world where people would work, socialize and play, was once the bandwagon everybody wanted to hop onto.

Part of ourVR, AR and XR events calendar. See also theSteam Frame hubfor the launch landing the day before, and ourQuest 4 tracker.

Epic Games chief executive Tim Sweeney has told Edge magazine the video games business is living through the worst crash since the 1980s, in a feature the magazine frames as “Crash 2.0”.