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Converse has officially unveiled its latest anime collaboration with Dragon Ball Zfor a capsule collection centered on the franchise’s most recognizable characters. Announced in late July, the lineup combines the footwear brand’s signature Chuck Taylor and Chuck 70 converse and apparel, bringing 19 themed items for fans.

The graphics card shortage got the headlines. The RAM crisis got the memes. Now it is storage’s turn. NAND flash prices have roughly doubled since late 2025, and the fallout is landing on the same people who already absorbed higher GPU and DRAM bills this year: PC gamers building new rigs, console owners eyeing expansion…

Amazon believes the future of cloud gaming could depend as much on hardware prices as technology. The company says if next-generation consoles approach the $1K USD mark, more players may choose streaming over buying dedicated gaming hardware.

It may still be a little early, but following the announcement that the PlayStation Store for PS3 and PS Vita will shut down, the prices of games for those systems appear to be rising sharply, with some titles seeing particularly dramatic increases.

Two days before the United States men’s national team took on Australia in Seattle, Jakub Heyduk, Andy Skosky and Jim Martin took the plunge and bought tickets for $1,800 apiece.

The VR headset market in 2026 is the most competitive it has ever been. Standalone headsets now deliver experiences that rivaled high-end PC VR just two years ago, mixed reality passthrough has become standard, and pricing spans from under $300 to well over $3,000. Whether you are a first-time buyer looking for an affordable entry…

An iPad Air is displayed during the “Special Apple Experience” launch event at an Apple Store in New York City, on March 4, 2026. See all topics

Topps released a statement on Twitter this morning announcing a new policy to help lower the cost of retail products and keep them at retail prices for consumers on the secondary market

The graphics card you priced out last winter costs meaningfully more today, and the reason has almost nothing to do with gaming. Through the first half of 2026, an artificial-intelligence buildout of unprecedented scale has swallowed the world’s memory supply, and the fallout has landed squarely on PC gamers. GPU prices are climbing across every…