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MAINGEAR Zero returns as a full next-gen lineup. The New Jersey builder wants full-size GeForce RTX 50-series power with almost no visible motherboard cables. Custom configs start at $2,699. Pre-configured models start on maingear.com from $2,799.

MAINGEAR has launched Zero, a new gaming desktop that hides most of its motherboard cables behind the system while keeping the internal components visible through a curved glass panel. Prices start at $2,699, with configurations available using NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070, RTX 5080, and RTX 5090 graphics cards.

Players of indie hit Meccha Chameleon have been warned to update the game and steer clear of its original Discord server after malicious Steam Workshop maps infected PCs.

The world’s biggest pop-culture event began with fans in a hotel basement and a question most companies still get wrong.

One of Xbox Game Pass’ most-adorable additions in recent years is one I keep going back to, and so should you.

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Hidden Springs #3 hits stores this Wednesday as elderly heroes race a baby kaiju to the ocean while military forces close in on their desperate mission.

Devil of the Plague can be played single-player or with up to three friends, and the horror title invites players to cleanse the cursed lands by performing forbidden rituals! The title released in Early Access on the 1st of May 2026 and has received an 82% Very Positive reception on Steam

In Sol: Enchantment (hereinafter ‘Sol’), Hit is one of the most important stats for progressing to higher-level hunting grounds. If your Hit is insufficient, you will often find yourself unable to land attacks on mobs, preventing you from gaining any EXP or Nine, even if your other stats are high enough

Have you ever wondered about the story behind that vintage jewelry box in your grandmother’s attic or the mysterious painting hanging in your hallway? “Chesapeake Collectibles” transforms curiosity into discovery, revealing the fascinating histories hidden within everyday objects that fill our homes