LEGO’s 2025 release, The Creeper, is a standout entry in the Minecraft line – one that blurs the boundary between toy and display piece. With a total of 665 bricks and a finished height of just over 21 cm, this set clearly targets fans who appreciate the blocky, pixelated aesthetic more than traditional play-set dynamics. Given that the video game remains hugely popular and the recent movie adaptation continues to draw attention, this Creeper lands at a clever intersection of gaming nostalgia and physical collectible culture, making for a great holiday gift idea at an affordable price point. Continue reading “LEGO Minecraft: The Creeper review”
Category: Hardware
Atari Gamestation Go review
The Atari Gamestation Go, created through Atari’s partnership with My Arcade, aims to deliver a portable archive of classic arcade and console experiences while adding a handful of modern conveniences. Its core promise – more than 200 built-in titles together with five entries from Atari’s Recharged series and notable arcade names such as PAC-MAN, Rodland and Saint Dragon – frames the device unmistakably as a nostalgia-forward handheld that also wants to be practically useful in 2025 thanks to a few standout features. Continue reading “Atari Gamestation Go review”
Razer BlackShark V3 Pro review (PS5)
The PlayStation edition of Razer’s BlackShark V3 Pro aims to deliver tournament-grade performance to console players without compromising on comfort or versatility. It builds on Razer’s PC-focused esports heritage but adapts its design and connectivity for the PS5 environment effortlessly, supporting both Tempest 3D Audio and Razer’s own THX Spatial Audio on PC. With wireless performance tuned for ultra-low latency and an expanded range of connection options, it positions itself as a headset for those who take competitive play seriously, but also want a feature-rich companion for everyday use. Continue reading “Razer BlackShark V3 Pro review (PS5)”
HyperX Cloud III S Wireless review
The HyperX Cloud series has long been a favorite among gamers who want a balance between comfort, performance, and affordability, and the new Cloud III S Wireless continues that tradition with some noteworthy upgrades. HyperX has refined the benchmark established with the Cloud III Wireless, while adding new features like Bluetooth connectivity, improved battery life, and additional customization options. It’s a headset that tries to cover all bases, from long gaming sessions on PC or PlayStation 5 to casual use with mobile devices, and in many respects it succeeds – though not without a few caveats along the way. Continue reading “HyperX Cloud III S Wireless review”
HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 Pro 4K review
The HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 Pro 4K Wireless is the company’s most ambitious mouse yet, marking its entry into the ultra-high polling rate space. At its core, it’s designed to satisfy competitive players who demand every ounce of speed and precision, boasting an adjustable polling rate that scales up to 4000 Hz. That means it reports its position to your PC four times per millisecond, offering smoother tracking and quicker responsiveness than the more common 1000 Hz standard. While the leap to 4K polling won’t make every gamer instantly better, it does make for a more consistent, snappy feel – particularly in fast-paced shooters where tracking micro-adjustments is critical for demanding and competitive players. Continue reading “HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 Pro 4K review”
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