Microsoft Surface Neo and Surface Duo: The Right Approach to the Dual Screen Future
The stagnant stage of innovation in the laptop and tablet industry has persist for decades. Something which has been addressed by few, but the lack of driving force has failed to change the status quo. But, all is about to…
Transfer Market Theatrics Featuring Neymar
Rumors about Neymar returning to Barcelona, the club he willingly left to be ‘out of Messi’s shadow’ have been flying around for a while now. When Neymar was a rising star, playing at Santos in Brazil, he was approached by…
Why Gaming Exclusives are Becoming a Bad Thing
Growing up, whenever there were talks of exclusives, for me, it usually meant games for consoles. Console makers trying to edge each other out by offering something, which could never be available on its counterpart. A healthy competition welcomed by…
Top 10 Walking Simulators
The term “Walking Simulator” was coined as an insult to games that lacked the standard functions or length of regular games but relished in its artistic form and narrative strengths. Not a lot of AAA titles demand or deliver the…
RAGE 2: An Outlandish Misstep
When I played RAGE on PC, it was a buggy mess with a drab world and a run-of-the-mill campaign. When RAGE 2 was announced at E3 last year, however, I was pleasantly excited by the improvements and the colorful presentation…
Samsung Galaxy A80 Signals the Beginning of the Notch-less Era
Samsung has been grooming it’s A Series lineup since the start of the year. The finest product of its grooming session seems to be the A80. With a rotating slider camera and a full bezel-less display, the A80 seems to…
Why Wrestlemania 35 was Satisfying from Start to Finish
Looks like I will have to eat my words. Wrestlemania 35 is not only better than last year, but it’s also, probably, the most consistently entertaining Mania show since Wrestlemania XXX in New Orleans. WWE made the most of a…
NXT Takeover: New York 2019 Exceeds Expectations, Delivers Best Takeover Show Yet
NXT Takeover: New York 2019 isn’t just a great Takeover show. It’s possibly the greatest Takeover show I have seen in the last three years. That’s a tough feat to pull off, because NXT doesn’t have huge stars like Finn…
Devil May Cry 5 Brings the Series Back to Its Stylish Roots, with Gorgeous Visuals and Fantastic Combat
There are moments in life where you rediscover the joys of passion, the kind of sincere happiness that was once a part of your childhood, but has been lost to the sands of time since then. But something makes you…
Top 10 PC Games to be Excited for in 2019
2019 started off with a bang for the PC with the masterful remake of Resident Evil 2, the surprise hit battle royale Apex Legends, the first-person survival horror juggernaut Metro Exodus, a nostalgic turn based indie game Wargroove and yet…
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