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UpdatedMon, October 12, 2026 at 8:45 PM UTC Cosplayers pose at the 2023 convention. | Kawacon/ Facebook After a successful July run, one of San Antonio’s favorite fan experiences is unexpectedly logging off. In an October 9 statement, Kawacon said it will not be returning in 2027.

Electronic dance music culture has always had a particular relationship with digital technology. The genre was shaped by synthesizers, drum machines and samplers before any of those instruments reached mass consumer affordability. The DAW as primary creative tool, the streaming platform as primary distribution method, the Discord server as primary community hub: the EDM community…

The best gaming laptop CPU and GPU pairing is a rarity even in the most top-end machines, but GIGABYTE thought differently when launching its AORUS MASTER 16 Gen 2, as both of its premium variants are equipped with parts designed to maximize framerates and deliver performance that you’ve never fathomed before. With the AMD Ryzen 9 9950HX3D, you get…

NVIDIA has announced the RTX Spark platform, bringing local AI computation, professional content creation, and gaming into one device. The platform uses an ARM-based processor with Blackwell graphics and features a unified memory design with up to 128GB of RAM. Developed with MediaTek and supported by Microsoft’s Windows optimizations, RTX Spark could offer an alternative…

One of the biggest areas of popular consumer electronics involves nostalgia-tapping items that remind the public of the video games they grew up playing. There’s no shortage of miniature consoles and handheld systems that play all kinds of great old-school games, but it’s no easy task to determine which of these is the best. There…

I have tested EPOMAKER keyboards and headsets and genuinely fallen in love with their brand quality, features, and price points. Now I have the chance to complete the trifecta: I was sent the EPOMAKER Carbonis Mouse, listed on their site as an 8k polling, 30k DPI, carbon fibre composite shell, ergonomic mouse. I have been…

For over a decade now, the only “official” way to play Hideo Kojima’s cult classic, P.T.—the long-discontinued “playable trailer” for Kojima’s canceled “Silent Hills” project—has beendownloaded a copy during its monthslong availability window. Now, though, one coder is helping to preserve the game with a porting tool that builds a playable x86 PC executable from…