Digest
I Fixed the PS5 and Now YOU Can Too
> After months of prototyping and a $100,000 investment, I've created a redesigned cover plate for the PS5 that fixes its awkward horizontal design...
Read article
Stay up-to-date with the latest gaming news, reviews, and insights. Our digest articles provide in-depth analysis and summaries of everything happening in the gaming world.
> NVIDIA has officially launched its native GeForce NOW app for the Steam Deck, delivering features like HDR support, 120 FPS streaming, and superi...
> After months of prototyping and a $100,000 investment, I've created a redesigned cover plate for the PS5 that fixes its awkward horizontal design...
> A daring experiment to transform a Nintendo Switch into a handheld Steam gaming machine—complete with Ubuntu, Steam compatibility, and a lot of t...
> Stardew Valley is a beloved farming simulator with millions of fans, but its creator, Eric Barone, once despised his own game. Despite its massiv...
> The NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000, a $10,000 workstation GPU, outperforms the RTX 5090 in gaming benchmarks while offering unmatched power efficiency and c...
> The Steam Deck OLED in 2025 is a curious case—it shouldn't be this good, yet it is. But is it still worth buying now? From its ergonomic design t...
> The Lenovo Legion Go S struggled as a Windows handheld—until Valve stepped in. With SteamOS, the same hardware transformed into a smoother, more ...
> Attempting to run Nintendo Switch games on a jailbroken PS4 via Linux and emulation is a complex, legally questionable process with mixed results...
> Many players struggle with Elden Ring's Nightreign mode due to common early-game mistakes. This guide breaks down optimal strategies for party co...
The Lenovo Legion Go S just became the first handheld to ship with official SteamOS—no mods, no forks, just Valve's polished Steam Deck experience on more powerful hardware. With a stunning 1200p screen and competitive pricing, this might be the handheld to beat.
A deep dive into the latest Nintendo Switch 2 developments, including a portal tour, a lawsuit against an accessory manufacturer, and the potential design of the new console's box spines.
DOOM: The Dark Ages is a major departure from the fast-paced, high-octane gameplay of DOOM Eternal. This new installment introduces slower, more tactical combat, a medieval theme, and a revamped weapon system.