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As part of its ongoing GeForce Week sale, Walmart is offering an RTX 5060-powered ABS Cyclone gaming PC for $849 shipped. This model typically goes for around $1,040, so you’re looking at a solid $191 discount on what is already one of the more affordable RTX 5060 prebuilts around. We’ve seen plenty of ABS Cyclone…

Valve’s new Steam Frame has a lot going for it. Not only is it wireless, but it can play both VR and non-VR games. It also supports fully standalone play. Unfortunately, all those benefits come at a steep asking price. The 256 GB Steam Frame starts at $1,059, and those wanting to upgrade to the…

Final Audio introduced two new earphones for gamers: the VR3000 (with condenser mic) and the VR500 — affordable, lightweight options built for long sessions.

Great on any  Friday:Anker 535 Fast Car Charger – 67W, 2x USB-C + 1x USB-A, PowerIQ 3.0, 3ft Cable Included

There are different levels to everything in life. You could be the kind of person who thinks a bone stock hot hatch is the perfect car for track days. Or you could be part of the Miata gang. Alternatively, your build might be so hardcore that everyone is terrified to see you in their rear…

Xbox CEO Asha Sharma has addressed pricing plans for the upcoming Project Helix console, which will be the gaming giant’s next generation of hardware. Rumours suggest it will be a console and PC hybrid.

During a recent earnings call, Sony’s Chief Financial Officer noted that discs are not the only factor distinguishing PlayStation from PC, and emphasized that their product is more affordable than high-end systems.

The PS5 price is significantly higher than when the console launched in 2020. Regardless, during a Q&A following its FY2026 Q1 earnings report, Sony argued that the hardware offers a strong value. CFO Lin Tao explained, “Compared to the high-end gaming PC, our products is more affordable.”

Big news in the sports world this week as LeBron Jamesfinally made his decision about where he is going to play next year, and as you know he decided on the Philadelphia 76ers. So, what does that mean for his sports card and collectibles market?