The ASUS Zephyrus delivers some exceptional gaming performance in a chassis no thicker than an ultrabook. But it fails still at being a laptop, which limits its use cases severely.

InnerSpace manages to replicate the calm, tranquil atmosphere of the games it so clearly takes inspiration from. But its vague tale and often frustrating progression breaks this otherwise blissful flight adventure.

Persona 5 makes massive strides forward with gameplay improvements, but nothing is more influencial to the series like its smartphone.

The AMD Vega 56 is a good card that's just a year too late to the market, with the ASUS Strix variation also making it slightly too expensive for its performance.

L.A. Noire is still an interesting game to play if you haven't yet played the 2011 thriller. But its remaster can't hide the poorly aged mechanics and animation work, which really shine through this time.

With Black Friday fast approaching, TV purchasing is high on many lists. And with 4K and HDR making the decision even harder, here's a few things to look out for before pulling the trigger on a new, big TV purchase.

A tale of two galaxies apart, Star Wars Battlefront II is a big stride forward in the right direction that's yanked strongly backwards by overly complicated and predatory business decisions.

Despite EA's changes post the beta, Battlefront II still rewards players handsomly for spending lots of money on loot crates, while making the playing field severe stacked against those who don't.