This right here, is the Borderlands 3 Claptrap phone and controller holder. In the box, you get a fine replica of the motor-mouthed mascot of the Gearbox franchise, lovingly recreated in resin and sporting a true to character finish. And more!

There’s a weird port on the bottom of a PlayStation 4 DualShock controller, and for an entire generation we’ve wondered just what on earth it’d be used for. The PlayStation 4 was released more than six years ago, and that stupid bit of I/O still hasn’t found its raison d'être. Now. On the eve of the PlayStation 4’s sunset, Sony’s releasing an accessory to take advantage of it.

In the land before time, if you wanted a high-end controller that was more capable than the controllers that came packed with your console, you’d pay triple the going price for a standard controller for a premium model made by Scuf. That started changing as console manufacturers started making their own premium, high-end competitive controllers (like the wonderful Xbox elite controller), or licencing third parties to do the same.

So what will the PlayStation 5 controller look like then? Not too different! According to the controller patent that was published in Japan, the changes are subtle but shiny enough to give you instant technolust: Bigger triggers, shrunken analogue sticks and a USB-C port.

Google’s Stadia is coming on November 9. At least, it’ll be coming to the early adopters who pre-ordered the cloud-based streaming system’s Founder’s Edition. It'll be missing its biggest feature though.

Finally, old games for a new console. What a time to be alive.

It’s official! Google is entering the gaming sphere, and they’re planning to bring some massive disruption to the traditional hardware sphere that gaming has existed in for many a year now. Revealed last night at GDC 2019, Google’s Stadia will bring gaming to just about any device, without the requirement of a dedicated hardware box beyond the display itself to run games.

Just imagine if money wasn’t an obstacle, and you could afford the very best. None of that sub-par Full HD nonsense for you, no sir! That got us thinking, and we decided to put together a dream list for the very best that materialism could give us if we went all in. While I’m not factoring in the cost of the warehouse needed to host all of this gear, a private nuclear power plant to keep the lights on and the monthly armed response service you’d to safeguard your belongings, there’s still a dream list of stuff to have.