I haven’t been especially enamoured with Logitech’s gamer-focused headsets. While I adore most of the company’s accessories and peripherals, their gaming headsets of late have been too singularly focused (yeah, on esports), and they haven’t even nailed that aspect properly. While the sets look pretty stunning, and sound entirely decent, they’ve had rubbish microphones. Despite using what should be a …

Logitech is one of the premier accessories and peripherals maker in the PC market – selling all manner of speakers, headsets, mice, keyboards and webcams. If there’s one thing missing from that repertoire, it’s premier microphones. Logitech’s webcams and business calling solutions may all have microphones, but there’s nothing tin the companies’ line-up that includes anything anybody would really use for studio purposes. That's changing.

Choose your Pokémon, level it up and stick to four moves. Simple. Except, it really isn’t. Beneath that familiar surface is a very different game. A game that has been tweaked and transformed over the years to shake up its formula and then some. Here’s ten such changes made over the last two decades, that have been strokes of genius for the franchise.

While all Pokémon games are great, they aren’t all equal however. If you had to line up those games according to said greatness, you’d probably have a list like the one I have below. Which I do. Convenient.

The X-Men return to a more hopeful and positive age next year, as the rosters for the new Blue and Gold teams have been revealed.

Marvel announced a return to basics for the X-men with ResurreXion: The re-formation of the Blue and Gold teams.

Nintendo is now slightly richer as the re-releases of the original trinity of Pokemon games have sold over 1.5 million copies worldwide.

The main series of Pokémon games has now sold over 200 million units. That works out to almost as many games as there are Pokémon today. HEYOH!