I don't think it's ever safe to buy an SSD these days. It seems like if you wait a week, you'll be able to pick up something cheaper and bigger, such is the march of technology (and discounts). That doesn't mean you shouldn't jump on a deal if you need an SSD, like this 500GB Samsung 860 EVO for a mere $120.

Fifteen years ago, I played Theme Hospital religiously as a medical student. Now, I find myself playing Two Point Hospital as a medical administrator. That's video games for you.

We mentioned a little last week that Lara's latest adventure might have gotten a little overlooked. Let's talk about it for this week's Community Review.

Once upon a time, there was nothing quite so maligned in the world of Overwatch as a Symmetra main. People still hate Hanzo, and Widowmaker mains will always bear the brunt of every loss. But at least their value is understood.

Three months since her rework, however, Symmetra has settled into a place befitting of the demon scientist.

The silly season rolls on. While there's no major platform exclusive, there's plenty of highlights: the Life is Strange sequel lands, football fans get another story mode to explore in FIFA 19, Ultimate Chicken Horse gets pride of place on the Switch, and Valkyria Chronicles 4 officially drops. There's also a new Pathfinder game, which is fun.

Welcome to Talk Amongst Yourselves: the friendliest community on the web. Ask about a new mouse. Talk about a movie you've seen recent. Whinge about Destiny loot, or something recently at your job. Whatever your flavour, you'll find a friend to chat about it here.

Looks like all your current-gen Phoenix Wright dreams are about to come true. Not in, uh, that way. More in the if you own a console or PC, you'll have not one, but three Phoenix Wright games to play in 2019.

Red Dead Redemption on PC? Didn't happen. How about RDR2? That's also a dead horse, well-whipped. But that hasn't stopped one eager publisher from putting up its hand and offering to handle the desktop version of Rockstar's upcoming open-world gunslinger.

With great power comes great responsibility... unless you're the employee at Jagex that cheated their nads off in Old School RuneScape. In which case, you're just fired.

New Zealand, after just falling short last year, has pipped Singapore in its last round of 16 match to enter the top eight of the Hearthstone Global Games. This means it's made the finals, which will be played out at BlizzCon in early November.

If you've been hankering for a Nintendo Switch, now may be the time to buy.

Yesterday Sony surprised us announcing the PlayStation Classic, a mini version of the PS1. Following in the footsteps of the Nintendo mini consoles, the Classic will come with 20 beloved retro games from the PS1 era, such as Final Fantasy 7 and Tekken 3.

This news has me reflecting on the PS1 games I loved. While I adored the obvious choices like Tomb Raider, Spyro, Tekken and Gran Turismo, there were some obscure games that I was equally attached to. Possibly even bad ones.

A little while ago, a reader asked me a question. They were trying to play Fortnite with their child, who was playing on Xbox. But they kept running into a weird issue: they couldn't play across systems. And as it turns out, it's actually a common problem.

I've tested a bunch of gaming laptops this year. Most of them have been alright, and done their job reasonably well. The ASUS ROG Strix Scar II is one of the first where I've sat back and thought, "Shit, that's better than I thought."

I'm going for a little trip down to Melbourne this weekend. Weekend holidays are good for the soul. But they're also good for gaming on the Switch.

If it's been a while since you've checked out Magic: The Gathering, you can jump back in for free next week.

Oh dear. The PlayStation Classic video game console has started popping up on eBay at ridiculously inflated prices. Hopeful "sellers" are currently charging between $400 and $1000 for something they don't even own (the device doesn't actually launch until December). Do not be fooled.

Thinking of grabbing a flashy new Nvidia RTX-series card for the benefits of real-time ray tracing? Well, you can absolutely do that. But before you do, there's something you should know first.

I know the camera angles were modified for the trailer, but can you imagine playing all of Devil May Cry 5 as a 2D game?