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The LG C1 is one of the most sought after televisions on the market today, and for good reason. It was the Digital Foundry pick for the best 4K TV for HDR gaming and remains a top choice for many gamers and cinephiles out there due to its combination of price, performance, and HDMI 2.1 features. This Black Friday, we have some great deals for you on the LG C1, which should help you secure this fantastic TV in the size of your choosing at the best price. [Read More]

As a spoiled child who was gifted numerous consoles, I had my biggest demand in the spring of 2002: an Xbox. The black and green hues of the preceding "play more" marketing campaign convinced me I would pretty much die if I didn't end up getting one. (Spoiler: I'd have survived either way.) So, one family trip to Comet and over an astonishing £400 later, the bundle we chose had an extra controller, Halo, Max Payne and this thing called Mad Dash Racing. [Read More]

Witcher 3 Feline gear - also known as Cat gear - is light Witcher armour is designed for those who prefer to dodge in and out of range and like to see their stamina full at all times. While the diagrams for some of the later pieces are found within Skellige and Toussaint, you'll start your hunt within Velen and Novigrad. On this page: Standard Feline Gear, Sword and Armor locations Enhanced Feline Gear and Armor locations Superior Feline Gear and Armor locations Mastercrafted Feline Gear and Armor locations Grandmaster Feline Gear and Armor locations The Witcher 3 has a vast array of different armour sets to wear. [Read More]

Cor, somebody has made an entire Pokémon game inside Minecraft called Pokémon Cobalt and Amethyst! There are little Pokémon villages and houses, a whole training and battle system, and dialogue system, and you can throw balls at wild creatures and hope they crawl in. Apparently there are 136 pokémon to catch. At 60-80 hours, and with a whole storyline, Pokémon Cobalt and Amethyst is the real deal. Mind you, it's odd seeing cute and colourful Pokémon transposed into blocky, first-person Minecraft. [Read More]

Cyber Monday 2021 has launched today with a fresh wave of new gaming and tech deals. While Black Friday is officially over, you'll still be able to find decent savings on a wide range of products. Here, you'll find all of the Cyber Monday deals that are still available, covering everything from deep price cuts on PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X, Xbox One and Switch games and consoles, to mega price reductions on gaming headsets and keyboards and mice. [Read More]

Bungie has outlined the future of Destiny - and it does not involve a Destiny 3. In its stream revealing September 2020 expansion Beyond Light, Bungie's Luke Smith and Mark Noseworthy announced 2021 expansion The Witch Queen as well as 2022 expansion Lightfall. These are expansions to Destiny 2, which Bungie is running as a long-term live service game. "We don't want to put another number on the box," Smith said, ruling out Destiny 3. [Read More]

Since the release of Final Fantasy 7 Remake on PC, modders have been hard at work playing around. Now one fan has recreated the game with the classic fixed camera of the PS1 original. So far it's just a proof of concept rather than a full mod, but the video creation from Final FanTV shows what the original might look like with the graphics of the remake. In particular, it shows how remarkably faithful the remake is and includes a side-by-side comparison. [Read More]

Gran Turismo 6's microtransactions were always a controversial feature. Some people just don't like being asked to grind for in-game content when they know that the barrier to their prize could be waved with a few quid, while others appreciate the optional shortcut. Critics of the model will be delighted to learn that it's all for naught at the moment, as a glitch has been discovered in Polyphony's latest racer that can earn you a cool 20 million credits - about £120 / €150 - in under three minutes. [Read More]

Media Molecule protégé Tarsier turns in a masterpiece of meat and malice, swiftly consumed but with a lingering aftertaste. Little Nightmares is everything you may have loved about LittleBigPlanet thrown into a sausage grinder with everything you may have dreaded in Silent Hill. A side-scrolling 3D platformer that conjures up a wealth of grisly implications within a brisk five-hour runtime, it reapplies Media Molecule's conceit of playing a nimble tot among gargantuan domestic objects to a fetid, ocean-going warren of beaten metal and oozing flesh, touched a little questionably by imagery derived from real-life atrocity. [Read More]

A PlayStation 2 version of the hugely-anticipated Resident Evil 4 will be released in Japan at the end of 2005, Capcom has confirmed, ending the long-term exclusivity arrangement it had previously signed with Nintendo. The move could also pave the way for long overdue ports of other previously GameCube-exclusive titles Resident Evil Zero and the well-received remake of Resident Evil. As part of the now-infamous Capcom Five line up originally announced in a blaze of publicity in September 2001 (including the still-unreleased Killer 7, Viewtiful Joe, PN03, the canned Dead Phoenix and RE4) Resident Evil 4 represented perhaps the jewel in Nintendo's third party exclusivity plans - plans which have long been in tatters with delays, cancellations and poor sales, but this latest move will be seen as the final insult for die-hard fans. [Read More]