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Web3 gaming investments jumped to $60 million in July after three months of decline, with investors prioritizing “fun-first” games over pure tokenomics plays. The funding primarily flowed to projects with proven teams and strong intellectual property.

We’re not living 10 years in the past, where it was possible to get your hands on a GPU in the $600 and $700 range for AAA gaming. Fortunately, the RX 9070 XT continues to live in that era because the ASRock Challenger version is now available for only $699.99 on Amazon. Best of all, you…

The JLab Daybreak line is aimed at gamers who are looking to get the most precision out of their equipment, with the JLab Daybreak Wired Gaming Keyboard offering that and more. It’s a fantastic magnetic keyboard that feels great to use, offers a ton of customizability, and looks great on the desk. The issues arise…

Gaming in 2026 is a tricky subject. It’s riddled with controversy at the moment, and what was once a hobby about escapism is now something many want to escape from.

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Mangmi continues to reveal details about the upcoming Air Y line of portable consoles. After the manufacturer announced the appearance of the Air Y and Air Y Pro models and demonstrated the design along with display and charging parameters, it is the turn of the processors. It became known that under the hood of the…

For years, the spotlight of the gaming industry has hovered over big-name consoles and powerhouse PCs. Yet, a shift is clear: mobile gaming is quietly outpacing its heavyweight rivals in ways most people dismiss or overlook. Instead of relying on expensive hardware or exclusive franchises, mobile gaming thrives on accessibility, speed, and a constantly evolving…

As 4K OLED gaming displays go, the Asus ROG Swift PG32UCDM remains a top choice even years after its release. It earned a PCMag Editor’s Choice Award and is widely praised for its near-instant response times, high refresh rates, and vibrant visuals. Right now, the 32-inch Asus ROG Swift PG32UCDMR—an updated version of that monitor—is…

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TCL has spent years saying inkjet-printed OLED could improve image quality, efficiency, lifespan, and manufacturing costs. Back in 2024, the company was still showing prototype laptop panels and promising a “comprehensive breakthrough” once the technology was ready for commercial products.