AMD officially announced two new additions to its Ryzen Z2 line of APUs: the Ryzen AI Z2 Extreme and the Ryzen Z2A. These are the same two APUs used in the recently announced Asus ROG Xbox Ally systems.
Read More »Microsoft unveils ROG Xbox Ally X handheld with Ryzen Z2 Extreme APU
A small portion of the Xbox Games Showcase was dedicated to hardware. During the showcase, Microsoft officially revealed its new collaboration with Asus ROG, resulting in a new Xbox-themed ROG Ally gaming handheld.
Read More »Resident Evil Requiem officially announced alongside release date
Over the past few weeks we’d been hearing an increasing number of leaks and rumours surrounding the next mainline Resident Evil game. Despite a fake out earlier in the show, RE9: Requiem was officially announced during the Summer Game Fest Kick-off Showcase...
Read More »PRAGMATA shown off for the first time in years
When Sony first showed off the PlayStation 5 at the company’s ‘Future of Gaming’ showcase back in 2020, one of the most interesting titles announced was Capcom’s PRAGMAMA. In the 5 years since, the game has seen quite a few delays – going from a planned 2022 release, to 2023 and then an indefinite delay. Finally, PRAGMATA has resurfaced, showing off a bunch of gameplay and an official release year.
Read More »Undead Labs tease State of Decay 3 ahead of Xbox Showcase
With the Summer game announcement season officially underway, many studios have begun to tease their plans for the coming weeks. Ahead of the impending Xbox Games Showcase, Undead Labs – the team behind State of Decay 3 – have released a cryptic teaser image online.
Read More »The Witcher 4 gameplay demo created separately from main game
Yesterday during the State of Unreal livestream, CD Projekt Red showcased a healthy chunk of gameplay from The Witcher 4. The tech demo showcased Ciri on a monster contract mission in the region of Kovir, which has not appeared in any of the previous games.
Read More »Tango Gameworks returns after split with Microsoft
Roughly one year ago, Microsoft made the shocking announcement that they would be closing down Tango Gameworks – the publisher’s only Japanese studio who also happened to release the critically acclaimed success “in all key measurements” Hi-Fi Rush. Fortunately, the studio was saved thanks to publisher Krafton last August. Finally Tango Gameworks is ready to step back out of the shadows.
Read More »Win a 2TB Seagate Firecuda SSD or an 8TB Xbox Game Drive! (closed)
Today is your LAST DAY to enter our Seagate giveaway! Entries close at 11:59PM tonight, so don't miss out on your chance to win a Seagate FireCuda 2TB NVMe M.2 SSD or an 8TB Xbox Game Drive.
Read More »KitGuru Games: Ubisoft Has No Vision And Its Games Lack Identity
Known for their middle-of-the-road output, Ubisoft has shown a commitment to making sweeping changes to its games post-launch. Unfortunately, the publisher appears to have neither the vision – nor the identity – in order to elevate its titles beyond just being “another Ubisoft game.”
Read More »Elden Ring Nightreign is FromSoftware’s lowest rated game in years
Over the past 15 years or so, FromSoftware has gone from strength to strength. Starting with 2009’s Demons Souls, the studio has had a generational run with each new game receiving an increasing number of sales and accolades – culminating with Elden Ring as one of the highest rated games of all time. Though seemingly still a good game, the studio’s upcoming Elden Ring: Nightreign has become the lowest-rated FromSoft title since 2018’s VR exclusive Deracine.
Read More »Computex 2025: Our Top Tech Picks + Bloopers
The KitGuru team has returned to UK shores after a week in Taipei covering as much as possible at Computex last week. Here, we share our final piece of coverage - a best of video breaking down the best moments of the week, along with some previously unseen bloopers from our time filming.
Read More »Computex 2025: Seasonic details OptiGuard safety feature for new-gen GPUs, new Noctua PSUs and more
At Computex 2025, Seasonic is showing off its latest innovations. From a new 3200W Prime power supply, to a new collaboration with Noctua, Leo covers it all in our latest video.
Read More »New Resident Evil IX details leak as Revelations 3 is reportedly cancelled
For well over a year now, we’ve heard an increasing number of details surrounding Capcom’s next mainline RE title Resident Evil IX. While we’ve yet to get any official announcement, one known insider has now offered new details on the game’s development – alongside some of Capcom’s cancelled plans.
Read More »Computex 2025: Leo dwarfed by Silverstone’s new Atla T2 chassis
At Computex, Leo had to stop by the Silverstone booth to see the new FLP02 ‘retro' PC case, as well as the absolutely massive Atla T2 chassis. We break it all down in our latest video, including a look at powerful new AIO liquid coolers and PSUs. Timestamps: 00:10 Alta …
Read More »Computex 2025: CPS PCCooler’s 2450W PSU, new cases, coolers and other hardware
In our latest Computex coverage, we are touring the CPS PCCooler booth. Aside from walls of fans and coolers, we also get a good look at some new PC cases and a massive 2450W power supply. Timestamps: 00:10 Intro 00:22 Air Coolers and Cases 01:32 Wall of Fans and more …
Read More »Computex 2025: Montech’s most ambitious line-up yet
Montech has released some very interesting cases in recent years. This week at Computex, Leo stopped by their booth to get a look at all the latest in PC cases, as well as some new coolers and peripherals.
Read More »Computex 2025: Lian Li’s curved display AIO coolers, new cases and more
Lian Li is back for Computex 2025. The company is well known for pushing the envelope for PC aesthetics and that remains true this year, with new AIOs with curved displays and new case designs.
Read More »Computex 2025: Corsair debuts Xeneon Edge, Triple-Chamber case and more
Corsair always saves some announcements for Computex and this year is no different. At this year's event, Corsair is showcasing new case designs, new cooling hardware. peripherals and more.
Read More »Computex 2025: AMD reveals RX 9060 XT, AMD AI PRO GPU and Threadripper 9000
AMD was saving quite a few announcements for Computex after all. At this year's event, the company revealed its latest gaming GPU, the Radeon RX 9060 XT, as well as the new Radeon AI PRO R9700 graphics card for professional workstations. Ryzen makes an appearance too, with AMD revealing the new Threadripper 9000 processors.
Read More »Computex 2025: MSI shows off its new 600Hz monitor, new ITX motherboards and more
For our first stop of the week at Computex, Leo heads to the MSI booth to take a closer look at new OLED monitors, new ITX motherboards for both AMD and Intel systems, coolers and even a few new graphics cards.
Read More »Computex 2025: Kingston showcases Fury CAMM2 memory, new SSDs and more
At Computex this week, Leo checked in with Kingston to get a look at all of the new SSDs and memory modules hitting the market. One of the biggest surprises for us was the unveiling of the new Kingston Fury CAMM2 module, bringing memory to desktop PCs in a whole new format.
Read More »Computex 2025: Leo reacts to Nvidia keynote – does Nvidia still care about gamers?
Computex 2025 is now underway and we are beginning the week with Nvidia's keynote. Nvidia CEO, Jensen Huang, is hosting once again and Leo has come away with the impression that Nvidia just doesn't care about gamers anymore.
Read More »Acer launches brand new Aspire, Swift and Predator laptops
KitGuru visited Acer HQ in Lugano earlier this year to get hands-on with the next generation of laptops for the Nitro, Predator, Aspire and Swift ranges. Today, we are able to share everything we learned and saw, with the new laptops being officially announced ahead of Computex.
Read More »Valve confirms Steam has not suffered a data breach
This week, someone claimed to have breached Valve's Steam servers, coming away with account information for over 89 million users. Something seemed a bit fishy about the claim at the time, but now, Valve has confirmed that no data breach has taken place.
Read More »Early Access indie games dominate Steam sales charts
In recent years we have seen a rather significant rise in the number of Early Access indie games which have gone viral, with 2025 being no different. Though no official sales figures have been shared, one of this year’s biggest surprise hits – Schedule 1 – is estimated to be closing in on 10 million total copies sold, with R.E.P.O. doing even better.
Read More »The full specs for Switch 2’s Nvidia processor revealed
When Nintendo announced the Switch 2, it did not confirm the technical specifications for the chip powering the console. Now a few weeks ahead of launch, the specifications for the Switch 2's Nvidia SoC have been revealed.
Read More »Valve expands game verification to all SteamOS devices
Valve’s SteamOS has been a huge hit for the platform, with the company’s Steam Deck handheld reaping the benefits of this new operating system. With SteamOS officially set to arrive onto other non-valve handhelds, the platform has announced a new expansion to its game compatibility rating.
Read More »Switch 2 will include a new battery preservation feature
.In the month following the official Nintendo Switch 2 Direct, we’ve gotten a drip feed of new details surrounding the upcoming system. While far from a game changer, the Switch 2 is set to include a much-welcome battery preservation feature – similar to that seen on other mobile devices.
Read More »Leak reveals why so many publishers are using Game-Key Cards on Switch 2
Nintendo’s official big blowout reveal for the Switch 2 did not quite go as the company had hoped, with the upcoming console sparking backlash for its across-the-board increase in pricing alongside new incentives for subscriptions; the reduction in focus on physical media and more. With regards to the final point, a new leak has revealed another issue with Nintendo Switch 2’s cartridges and why so many publishers are opting for game-key cards.
Read More »Palworld makes further design compromises as a result of Nintendo lawsuit
In the wake of Palworld’s explosive success last year, Nintendo wasted no time in suing the developers – Pocket Pair – due to the game’s Pokemon inspirations. With the proceedings still ongoing, the company has had to make further adjustments to Palworld – including an odd change to the gliding mechanic.
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