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Well, look who finally showed up! After a rather lengthy absence, Gaming Grid is back. 

In the second month of summer, residents of the United States tightened their belts a little and cut back on spending for video games, consoles, and other gaming hardware. This was

Jonvic Remulla, secretary of the Department of the Interior and Local Government of the Philippines, on Thursday expressed support for a total ban on the online gaming platform Roblox, citing its links to the dark web and concerns over its influence on young people following a deadly school shooting, Xinhua reports.

Two monitors change how a gaming PC actually gets used. The main panel stays locked on the game, the second one carries Discord, a build guide, OBS, or a strategy map, and you stop alt-tabbing every ninety seconds. The catch is that Windows 11, the NVIDIA app, and AMD Adrenalin all have their own quirks…

Starting Sept. 1, every new-in-box major gaming console will cost more than it did at launch. That’s proving a major hurdle for Sony, Microsoft, and even Nintendo, which are all seeing flagging sales for consoles and basically everything else—including peripherals and games. The news should make the big three gaming brands concerned about the future,…

Despite the release of many major games, July 2026 has seemingly seen quite a downturn in terms of people spending on games and gaming hardware in the US. According to Circana’s Mat Piscatella, the US-based hardware market has been hit particularly hard, with spending having fallen by 29 percent year-on-year. He noted that the spending…

Linux Kernel 7.3 will be featuring a scheduler overhaul aimed precisely at gaming performance. If the gains are anything to go by, the update does appear to be quite a success.

MANILA, Philippines — Hongsheng Gaming Technology Inc., which operated offshore gaming activities in the Philippines, is facing a P2.228-billion tax evasion case, according to a statement issued by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) on Thursday.

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