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Prime Day is technically almost over, but I'll let you in on a non-secret: the deals shall keep flowing. Amazon might be winding down, but all the other sites hosting sales at the same time are far from done, and when it comes to the best deals on gaming PCs, we're finding most of them on Newegg.
Axis Studios, the Scottish animation and VFX company who made the 2011 Dead Island rewinding teaser, is shutting down. Per GamesIndustry, the studio has ceased production on all its current projects, with 162 employees laid off as the company enters administration.
Hearthstone's next expansion, Perils in Paradise, won't have a new game board, and what might seem like a minor miss to you or I has quickly snowballed into doom-and-gloom predictions about the future of the game among quite a number of fans.
Zenless Zone Zero adopts a zesty Hi-Fi Rush/Jet Set Radio Future style of neon-accented sci-fi urbanism. This is a place where skateboards are a decorative item, born-to-become-merch bunny-robot mascots wander the streets, and lots of dialogue is delivered via DM. It's all a stylishly meaningless pushback on glossy businesses with political power: The graffiti is superficially artistic but has nothing to say, and the gigantic tech company sets up shop and then gives out neat trinkets. Corporate military-like officers might be quite nice and helpful, actually.
Logitech G305 Lightspeed | Wireless | 12,000 DPI | 6 buttons | 250 hours, AA cell | Right-handed | $49.99$28.49 at Amazon (save $21.50, exclusive to Prime members)No frills, no gimmicks, no battery-draining super-fast polling rates. Just a basic but brilliant gaming mouse. It even comes in five different colors.
A good microphone is, to me at least, a criminally underrated bit of kit. After all, a great mic is the difference between sounding fantastic on your next podcast, stream or meeting—or sounding like you're trapped down a drainpipe with several angry cats.
We're not just winging it, you know. When it comes to things like Prime Day and Black Friday we spend a long time looking around the internet tubes for deals, talking to manufacturers and retailers, and generally trying to track down the absolute best prices on the best products for you lovely lot.
Prime Day (Two) is ongoing and so far it's been… a lot. Sales left, right and center, while wonderful, can also be a little overwhelming. And no small number of these deals still run triple- or even quadruple-digit price tags.