Ten Ton Hammer isn't known for hardware reviews. However, when Razer came out with the 17 button Razer Naga MMOG mouse at a hefty $79.99, we knew we had to put it through its paces for our readers (and for me in particular).
This is Razer's first mouse geared completely towards the MMOG market. They've even gone so far as to call the Naga "the ultimate Massively Multiplayer Online Gaming mouse," a rather big claim to make. I have played with most of the high performance mouses on the market from the Razer Diamondback to the Logitech G9X, and even the SteelSeries World of Warcraft mouse. So, I figured if Razer had the gall to call its Naga MMOG mouse the ultimate, they had better bring their A game.
The Elder Scrolls: Arena is getting a full remake by fans that brings the game to modern hardware with HD visuals.
The earnings reports of Capcom's Fiscal year 2024 showcase the growth of PC over console, with 60% of game sales being made on the former.
What’s interesting is that, given how well their games sell, it’s very likely most of them fall into the 25/75 revenue split bracket. The larger ones, like Monster Hunter, are in the 20/80 bracket.
So even accounting for the vastly superior regional pricing on PC, I wouldn’t be surprised if revenue-wise from digital sales, both platforms are close, or if PC is ahead as well.
Yes PC is the biggest platform and it has definitely improved as a home console of sort plug and play. It's the only platform with actual freedom for gamers with modding. I was a console gamer for over 38 years and now I only play on Pc. Whether you are buying pre-built or building it yourself it's now easier than ever before to jump in
And my experience with pc gamers has been excellent, they are helpful with any questions on pc boards
F1 25 promises improved handling, a long-overdue My Team overhaul and a new Braking Point story with a dramatic twist. But is it a worthy yearly upgrade? Yes, it actually is this time.
