Review stories - Page 46

XP-Pen is a Japanese company that prides itself on delivering high-performance drawing tablets and styluses on a budget.

Media Molecule's long-anticipated PS4 game, Dreams, allows gamers to create their own games, from any genre imaginable.

Sony keeps the PS4 fresh with the new Back Button Attachment for the DualShock 4 controller, offering added customisation at NZD $69.99.

Milestone delivers a thrilling, realistic simulation in “Monster Energy Supercross – The Official Videogame 3,” capturing the 2019 season's gritty excitement.

Zombie Army 4: Dead War is different to most zombie games because it’s mostly about the action more than the survival elements.

Zebra's L10 Rugged Tablets series are the ultimate solution for tough environments, offering adaptability and durability across various industrial settings.

The Skullcandy Crusher ANC, priced at AUD $599.95/NZD $599.95, elevates audio experiences with active noise cancelling and adjustable haptic feedback.

Sony has re-released the hit game, Patapon 2, on PS4 in the form of Patapon 2 Remastered, a unique and enjoyable rhythm and god game.

The Talos Principle enchants on Switch, blending puzzles with philosophical overtones for an immersive challenge.

D-Link's DCS-8600LH camera impresses with its full HD video and night vision, but struggles with Optus 4G connectivity in Australia.

D-Link's DIR-3060 EXO Smart Mesh Wi-Fi Router delivers seamless high-speed connectivity, ideal for modern homes with multiple devices and streaming needs.

espite the name of the game being called Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, the game actually allows you to play as more characters than just Goku/Kakarot.

The recent growth of esports has created a war of peripherals, and as the peripherals improve, gamers can afford to get choosy.

Alienware's m15 r2 merges sleek design with superweapon-grade performance, but at USD $2800, is the hefty price justified for gamers on the move?.

'Brain Age' game tested 15 yrs on—does it still challenge minds or has tech moved on? #BrainTraining #Nintendo #Gaming.

With the WD_Black USB Game Drive, veteran hard drive manufacturer, Western Digital seeks to solve gamers' storage dilemma.

Dodging Sydney’s restricted airspace and its bushfire-ravaged surrounds, reviewer Darren Price found a nice secluded spot to test out DJI’s new tiny drone.

HP's Elite Dragonfly G1, the world's lightest business convertible, impresses with its under-1kg build, 24.5-hour battery, and robust security features.

The thirteen drivers will have your sound bouncing off your walls while placing you in the centre of all the action.

No more attaching the phone to your bicep on runs, no more holding the phone on the dance floor because your skinny jeans are too skinny.