Consoles stories

As more businesses seek cloud-like features with regulatory compliance and security, colocation facilities have proven essential.

While we sadly won’t be receiving a third dedicated handheld console, Sony has released a new remote-play device called the PlayStation Portal this year.

Verbatim launches new range of portable monitors, allowing users to extend their screens on-the-go. Available in various sizes and features.

The addition of Loupedeck further enhances Logitech’s ability to deliver a premium experience and content creation applications.

The gaming gadgets industry is predicted to be worth US$71.30 billion by 2022 and US$156.7 billion by 2032, according to FMI.

Xreart Studio repurposes broken gadgets into works of art, turning pre-loved smartphones and game consoles into conversation starters for your space.

PNY has released its XLR8 Gaming CS3140 M.2 2280 NVMe PCIe Gen4x4 solid-state drive and PS5 SSD cover with an integrated heatsink.

Halo Infinite, the latest installment in the iconic gaming franchise, offers an open-world adventure with improved gameplay and stunning visuals.

New Zealanders, with an average gamer age of 34, spend 88 minutes daily playing video games, enjoying benefits for health, education, and social connections.

SEGA is giving the SEGA Genesis console the mini treatment as the company sets to launch the new SEGA Genesis Mini next month.

A global provider of cloud services, iland, has updated its management console to integrate Veeam’s full Availability Suite into the offering.

Microsoft will reveal the system specifications of the Xbox Scorpio on Thursday, ahead of their E3 presentation.

Enterprise software firm Console boosts its global presence with new expansion in Singapore, marking a strategic leap in interconnection tech.

One Kiwi developer has allegedly posted on an online forum his opinions that the next-generation of consoles is doomed to failure.

Sales figures for consoles and handhelds are in, and they’re pretty much exactly as expected in an all too predictable end to the seventh generation of gaming.

A new report from a reputable gaming magazine claims Sony and Microsoft will announce new consoles around March sometime.

With the end of a console generation fast approaching, many developers claim to have pushed this generation to its limits – but have they?.

Competition for the next-generation of consoles will come from living-room based PCs, according to Valve’s Gabe Newell.

New research into video games in China confirms that consoles are still banned, refuting rumours that Sony would bring the PS3 into the country.