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FERGUS ― Alexander Taylor is sick of driving up to two hours to pursue his hobbies. 

An RTX 5090 build is the closest thing to a “no compromises” gaming PC you can order in August 2026. Nvidia’s flagship draws serious power, AMD’s Ryzen 9 9950X3D pairs 3D V-Cache with full multi-threaded muscle, and neither part forgives sloppy assembly. Get the sequence wrong, and you will spend an evening chasing a boot…

ASUS has certainly been keeping us busy with their products lately, with the ROG Strix OLED XG34WCDMS gaming monitor being one of the latest to land on our desk. It brings together plenty of the features we’ve come to expect from ASUS’ OLED lineup, but this time in a 34-inch ultrawide package.

Appcharge and GDC Festival of Gaming have published research on direct-to-consumer monetisation in mobile gaming, pointing to a widening gap between early adopters and the rest of the market.

Light & Wonder (ASX:LNW) stock price dropped today as investors reduced exposure to gaming and casino stocks. The decline appears to have been driven by broader sector sentiment rather than a new company-specific development.

Aristocrat Leisure (ASX:ALL) stock price dropped today even as the broader Australian share market moved higher. The decline came alongside mixed performance across the gaming sector, rather than a broad-based sell-off.

Brook Gaming will be exhibiting at the ” Tokyo Game Show 2026 (hereinafter TGS2026),” which will be held from Thursday, September 17, 2026, through Monday, September 21, 2026 (a national holiday)! In addition to showcasing gaming hardware, the company will unveil the latest 8K Core Fighting Board, the updated StarRay PS5 Controller, and a new…

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TL;DR: KTC and AOC warn gaming monitor prices will rise as global component, panel and memory costs push production expenses beyond manufacturers’ ability to absorb. KTC is negotiating with suppliers and recommends buying now; AOC plans price adjustments from August. The increases stem from DRAM and NAND shortages linked to AI demand. Voice: Hassam NasirSpeed…

Mobile shooters like PUBG Mobile, Call of Duty: Mobile, and Free Fire were built for touchscreens, but competitive players have spent years moving those games onto keyboard and mouse. Tencent’s GameLoop is the emulator most of those tutorials point to, largely because it’s built and maintained by the same company that owns PUBG Mobile and…