videogames

It’s been 8 years and several postponements, but it seems that it’s finally happening!!! In this 2020 to forget the masterpiece by CD Projekt RED, the same producer of The Witcher 3, is about to be released; it seems, in fact, that we will be able to immerse ourselves in the city of Night City starting from 10 December 2020. Cyberpunk 2077 will be available immediately for Xbox One, PS4, PC and Stadia; and then receive a free upgrade for next generation consoles (Xbox S Series and PS5). [Read More]

This 2020, in addition to going down in history for Covid-19, is also the year of the new generation of gaming consoles with the release of the new Play Station 5 and Xbox Series X; these two new consoles will fully embrace 4k, being equipped with the new technologies and features currently (and not yet) available. However, gaming consoles aren’t the only way to enter the next generation of video games, gaming computers can provide the same, if not (and very often) even better gaming experience. [Read More]

We’ve been talking about external graphics cards for a while now. I remember following this topic with a lot of interest, because, in a market where laptops and all-in-one computers are strong, which are systems with little possibility of upgrade but very compact and portable, the possibility of connecting a dedicated graphics card (GPU) externally, in order to upgrade the graphics performance of the supplied one, has acquired an ever increasing value. [Read More]