Your first look at PS5's internal components that will power the next generation of amazing games.

The idea is undeniably solid, and with some more fine-tuning while putting in some extra effort to focus on big-name mobile games, Razer could be well-positioned to take advantage of the looming cloud gaming boom.

Honestly, it’s impressive how Bloober Team has managed to keep this game alive for over a year now but I’m not complaining.

Which I’m sure is really exciting for the twenty or so people still playing. Okay, that was mean but the point stands no matter how hyperbolic!

Star Wars: Squadrons certainly has a few issues. Its enjoyable campaign has some dull moments outside of the cockpit and the multiplayer, as stupendously thrilling as it is, is a bit too barebones at the moment. But it's also the most fun and immersive Star Wars flight sim experience we've ever had thanks to its immaculate gameplay and incredibly polished production. Play this game, you must!

What’s next for the big N? How does the company improve upon what many consider to be its finest console ever? By focusing on iteration instead and transforming the Switch into gaming’s iPhone.

Nvidia may have the best graphics cards available, but finding one for yourself in 2020 looks unlikely.

Consoles have always emitted heat, but the Xbox Series X apparently generates enough temperature to mess up a Predator’s thermal vision.