PoGoskill has introduced GPS location spoofing for Pokémon GO on iOS 18 through the launch of PoGoskill Location Changer version 2.10.0. This app allows users to simulate movement around the globe, making it easier for gamers who prefer not to do the physical walking required to catch all those virtual Pokémon. New Features and Updates In […]
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Zuiki has given a sneak peek of its Evotop ultra-wideband (UWB) wireless game controller at the 2024 Tokyo Game Show (TGS). This controller utilizes a UWB dongle, which results in significantly lower latency compared to Bluetooth controllers. Operating on frequencies from 7.25 GHz to 9.0 GHz, it enhances resistance to interference from nearby devices that work
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Anyone who has gamed on a handheld Windows PC knows that the built-in on-screen keyboard leaves much to be desired. Not only do you struggle to reach the keys with your thumbs across clunky controllers, but using a joystick to type can be pretty awkward. Plus, the traditional staggered QWERTY format is not very practical for
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At this moment, Hogwarts Legacy (you can check out our benchmarks and review here) has made a strong mark as one of the top games in recent times. By the close of 2023, it had sold over 22 million copies, becoming the best-seller of the year on major platforms such as PlayStation and Xbox. This is
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The Global Sources Consumer Electronics and Electronic Components Shows began in Hong Kong on October 11, 2024. This event marks a significant online-to-offline (O2O) sourcing occasion for the industry. Running until October 14, 2024, it features more than 2,000 top-notch suppliers showcasing around 150,000 products across nearly 4,000 booths. International buyers can explore over 10,000 new
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While the Epic Games Store gives away a free game each week, Steam tends to offer free games only once in a while. This makes the current giveaway of two titles even more exciting. Although both games are not very well-known indie titles, gamers are usually keen to add any free games to their Steam collections.
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Red Dead Redemption first came out for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 back in May 2010. Now, after nearly 14 years, Rockstar has made a big announcement: the game is finally coming to PC. It will be available on October 29, which is just 18 days away. But, there’s one important detail missing from the
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Since October 10 at 3 pm (UTC), holders of Nintendo Swich Online accounts have had the chance to sign up for the enigmatic Playtest program. The search for 10,000 testers was wrapped up swiftly, meaning that applications are no longer being accepted. It’s important to note that only those with an active Expansion Pack membership were
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Anbernic has had a pretty subdued beginning to this month, at least when we look at their usual pace. To summarize, their most recent launch was the RG406V, which is currently priced at $234.98 on Amazon and came out in the middle of September. Since then, there have been numerous whispers about new products from Anbernic,
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We’ve seen a lot of leaks about the Ryzen 9000X3D lately. There are talks of possible lower prices and increased V-Cache for the Ryzen 9 9950X3D. The upcoming Zen 5 Ryzen 9000X3D processors are expected to strengthen AMD’s gaming advantage over Intel even more. This is particularly relevant now since the new Intel Core Ultra 200K
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