Gaming

Sony just revealed its financial earnings report for the fiscal year 2021. And it didn’t show the expected outcome for the company that it initially aspired for a year ago. In terms of sales, the PlayStation 5 ended up selling less than what the manufacturer hoped for the product to …

Today, Lenovo is announcing a pair of new 16-inch gaming laptops, the Legion 7/7i and the Legion Slim 7/7i. They’re both offered with AMD Ryzen 6000 processors, with the ‘i’ variant getting Intel 12th-generation chips. Lenovo is calling it the apex of performance Lenovo is promising the best in performance …

We’re in the golden age of Discord. Tens of millions of people use it every day, and by all indications, that number is going up. What started as a way to have good, free voice chat with friends and finally delete Skype has ballooned into a whole generation’s destination for …

Clubhouse is testing a new in-room gaming feature on both iOS and Android devices, the company confirmed to TechCrunch on Tuesday. As part of the initial launch, the app is rolling out a game called “Wild Cards,” which presents a series of questions that are designed to spur conversation and …

Video games, like mobile phones, saw some major transformations over the past few years—from portable palm-sized ones to computer games to wireless consoles. Gaming enthusiasts also transitioned from plain vanilla games to games like Grand Theft Auto, Call of Duty, and Assassin’s Creed where they spent hundreds of dollars on …

Online gaming firm Nazara Technologies went public in March this year. Interestingly, it is the only listed gaming company in India. The Mumbai-based company was founded in 1999, at a time when the internet meant dial-up connections and Pentium III computers. For its founder Nitish Mittersain, the love for gaming …

It is difficult to avoid sounding vulgar, somehow, when discussing the future of facial computing. There is something inescapably crude, isn’t there, about the prospect of everyone walking around with computers on our faces? And yet I suspect the world may adopt face computers anyway, and not long from now, …