Nintendo Switch • 04/03/2025 Exploring the Magic of Paper Mario on Nintendo Switch Dive into the enchanting world of Paper Mario on the Nintendo Switch. Learn about gameplay, unique features, and what makes it a must-play. by Seraphine Thornbloom
Essential Accessories to Buy • 12/06/2025 Exploring the Stellar Blade Figure: A Guide for Gaming Enthusiasts Dive into the world of gaming consoles with our comprehensive guide on the Stellar Blade Figure. Learn about its impact, features, and what it means for gamers. by Alexa Mendoza
Product Test • 15/09/2026 Xbox Series X – 1TB Black Review: the quiet 4K workhorse for people who just want to play ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Xbox Series X – 1TB Black is a practical upgrade if you care about fast load times, solid 4K performance, and backward compatibility. It’s not the kind of console that wows you every time you turn it on; it’s more like a quiet workhorse that just does what you ask without complaining. If you’re... by Camille-Lou Montclair
Product Test • 15/09/2026 Xbox Series S 512GB Review: the small digital console that nails 1080p gaming ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Xbox Series S 512GB in white is a small, practical console that works well if you keep your expectations in check. It’s built for 1080p/1440p gaming, fast loading times, and digital convenience, not for showing off 4K visuals. If you mainly want a quiet, compact box to play modern games, use Gam... by Bastien-Charles Noire
Product Test • 15/09/2026 ROG Xbox Ally X Review: a powerful Windows handheld that still feels a bit like a tinkerer’s toy ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After using the ASUS ROG Xbox Ally X for a while, I see it as a powerful but slightly nerdy handheld. It runs real PC games well for its size, the 7" 120 Hz screen is pleasant indoors, and the controls feel like proper console hardware. Plug it into a dock and it doubles as a small Windows gaming PC... by Camille-Lou Montclair
Product Test • 15/09/2026 CONSOLE PS4 1To PRO G BLACK Review: a solid 4K-ready PS4 if you know what you’re buying ★★★★★ ★★★★★ For me, this CONSOLE PS4 1To PRO G BLACK is a decent choice in 2024 if you’re clear about what you’re getting: an older, but still capable, Sony console mainly for PS4 games. In terms of pure use, it’s pretty solid: the fan is quieter than the first PS4 models, performance is good enough for most ga... by Ravi Dhawan
Product Test • 15/09/2026 Microsoft Xbox One S 1TB All-Digital Edition (Renewed) Review: cheap way into Xbox, with a few refurb lottery risks ★★★★★ ★★★★★ Overall, this renewed Xbox One S 1TB All-Digital Edition is a practical but imperfect budget option. If your goal is simple – play some Xbox games, use Game Pass, and stream Netflix on a secondary TV – it gets the job done. My unit worked fine out of the box, and performance is acceptable for an old... by Devin Larson
Product Test • 09/09/2026 Lenovo Legion Go 2 Review: a powerful handheld with a killer screen and a hungry battery ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After using the Lenovo Legion Go 2 for a couple of weeks, my feeling is pretty clear: it’s a strong handheld PC for people who know what they’re getting into, and a risky buy for anyone expecting console-like simplicity and long unplugged sessions. The big OLED screen and 32 GB RAM make games look g... by Devin Larson
Product Test • 09/09/2026 Microsoft Xbox Series X (Renewed) Review: next‑gen power with a bit of a gamble ★★★★★ ★★★★★ Overall, this renewed Xbox Series X does what it’s supposed to do when you get a good unit: powerful 4K gaming, fast load times, and solid backward compatibility, all at a lower price than a new console. Performance-wise, it’s still a Series X, so you’re not losing features or power. If you’re upgra... by Camille-Lou Montclair
Product Test • 09/09/2026 PlayStation®5 Pro Console 2TB – EA SPORTS FC™ 26 Bundle Review: a beefed‑up PS5 that finally has the storage it should’ve had ★★★★★ ★★★★★ Overall, the PlayStation®5 Pro Console 2TB – EA SPORTS FC™ 26 Bundle is a strong but not mind‑blowing upgrade. It fixes two of the biggest annoyances of the original PS5: limited storage and performance that was sometimes just on the edge. With 2TB built‑in, Wi‑Fi 7 support, smoother frame rates, an... by Eliott Frye
Product Test • 09/09/2026 Nintendo Switch 2 Console + Mario Kart World Review: a solid upgrade with a few annoying trade-offs ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After a few solid weeks with the Nintendo Switch 2 + Mario Kart World, my take is simple: it’s a strong, practical upgrade if you’re coming from an older Switch or jumping into the Nintendo world for the first time, but it’s not some miracle device that replaces a high-end console or PC. The perform... by Hiroshi Tanaka
Product Test • 09/09/2026 Lenovo Legion Go S Review: Big-screen handheld Steam machine with one obvious weak spot ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Lenovo Legion Go S is a solid handheld for PC gamers who mainly live in the Steam ecosystem and want a bigger screen and plenty of storage without going into crazy price territory. The 8-inch 1920 x 1200 display, 16GB RAM, and 1TB SSD make it practical for real-world use: you can install several... by Ravi Dhawan
Analogue Pocket Console Black Review: premium Game Boy for people who really care about picture quality Product Test • 21/06/2026 Analogue Pocket Console Black Review: premium Game Boy for people who really care about picture quality ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After using the Analogue Pocket Black regularly, I see it for what it is: a very polished, very specific tool for people who seriously care about old handheld games. The screen is sharp, the controls are precise, and original Game Boy, GBC and GBA carts run like they should. Battery life is decent,... by Seraphine Thornbloom
Product Test • 21/06/2026 Retro-Bit Super Retro Trio HD Plus Review: a simple 3-in-1 box to plug your old carts into a modern TV ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Retro-Bit Super Retro Trio HD Plus is basically a convenience tool for people who still own a bunch of NES, SNES and Genesis cartridges and just want to plug them into a modern TV without overthinking it. It handles the basics well: HDMI output at 720p, region support for PAL and NTSC, six contr... by Camille-Lou Montclair
Product Test • 21/06/2026 Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 Review: a premium pad that’s great, but not flawless ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After using the Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 daily for a few weeks, my feeling is pretty clear: it’s a very good controller that’s held back a bit by its age and price. The paddles, adjustable triggers, and custom profiles genuinely improve how you play, especially in shooters and fast‑pa... by Seraphine Thornbloom
Product Test • 21/06/2026 SEGA Mega Drive Mini Review: pure nostalgia, with a few 2019‑era annoyances ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After a few weeks with the SEGA Mega Drive Mini, my feeling is pretty clear: it’s a solid little nostalgia machine with some annoying limitations. The emulation is good, the sound finally does the old games justice, and the game lineup hits most of the big names: Sonic, Streets of Rage 2, Gunstar He... by Alexa Mendoza
Product Test • 21/06/2026 Sony PlayStation 4 Slim 500GB Review: a quiet, no‑nonsense console that still holds up ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After a few weeks with this Sony PlayStation 4 Slim 500GB, my conclusion is pretty simple: it’s a solid, no‑nonsense console that still does the job in 2026, as long as you get it at the right price. It’s quieter and smaller than the original PS4, runs all the big PS4 titles, handles streaming and B... by Liam O'Connell
Product Test • 19/06/2026 Microsoft Xbox Series X (Renewed) Review: true 4K power without paying full price ★★★★★ ★★★★★ For me, this renewed Xbox Series X hits the main goal: strong 4K performance and quick loading times at a lower price than buying new. The console itself, when you get a good unit, runs just like a brand-new Series X: quiet, fast, and perfectly fine for big AAA games and Game Pass. The downsides are... by Ravi Dhawan
Nintendo Switch Lite Zacian & Zamazenta Review: the compact Switch that’s great on the go but stuck in handheld mode Product Test • 19/06/2026 Nintendo Switch Lite Zacian & Zamazenta Review: the compact Switch that’s great on the go but stuck in handheld mode ★★★★★ ★★★★★ Overall, the Nintendo Switch Lite Zacian & Zamazenta is a solid handheld if you know exactly what you’re buying: a portable-only Switch with a nice Pokémon skin and the same performance as the regular model in handheld mode. It’s lighter, more comfortable, and easier to carry around than the origina... by Ravi Dhawan
Product Test • 19/06/2026 Nintendo Switch Lite (Turquoise, JP) Review: compact handheld that nails the basics, with a few compromises ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Japanese Nintendo Switch Lite in turquoise is basically a straightforward, handheld-only Switch that does its job without any big surprises. The region-free aspect works as advertised: menus in your language, EU/US games run fine, and once it’s set up you forget it’s a Japanese unit. The compact... by Bastien-Charles Noire
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