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8BitDo Drops Wave Blue N64‑Themed Keyboard and Controller for Anniversary
technology18 days ago

8BitDo Drops Wave Blue N64‑Themed Keyboard and Controller for Anniversary

To celebrate the Nintendo 64’s 30th birthday, 8BitDo teased a Wave Blue mechanical keyboard inspired by the N64’s button colors and an accompanying Wave Blue Ultimate 2 controller. The gear, showcased via images sourced from IT Tome, appears aimed at PC use and isn’t expected to be Switch-compatible. No release date or price has been announced yet, but updates are planned when details emerge.

Budget USB-C Docks Bring Switch 2 Compatibility Under $70
technology3 months ago

Budget USB-C Docks Bring Switch 2 Compatibility Under $70

Two USB-C dock options for Switch 2 prove you don’t have to overspend: Jsaux’s OmniCentro Dock at about $46 and Genki’s Covert Dock 3 at $70. Both support up to 4K 120Hz output (though Switch 2 TV mode caps at 4K/60), can scale down to 1440p/1080p at 120Hz with HDR, and offer 65W USB‑C PD charging plus a spare USB‑A port. Genki is pricier mainly for design (translucent orange accents) rather than extra features, and both docks feature upgradeable firmware. They’re handy for travel or multi‑device setups, especially since a November 2025 console update briefly blocked some third‑party docks.

Top Gaming Laptop Deals: Save Big During Inventory Clearances
technology6 months ago

Top Gaming Laptop Deals: Save Big During Inventory Clearances

Despite the ongoing chip shortage, there are numerous discounts on gaming laptops, PCs, and accessories, making it a good time to buy before prices rise with new AI-driven models. The article highlights specific deals on gaming hardware, Apple products, monitors, and peripherals, emphasizing the opportunity to upgrade or build gaming setups at reduced prices.

Hideki Kamiya Criticizes Switch 2's Absence of D-Pad
technology6 months ago

Hideki Kamiya Criticizes Switch 2's Absence of D-Pad

Legendary game designer Hideki Kamiya expressed disappointment with the Switch 2's lack of a traditional D-Pad, citing it as incompatible with his gaming style. He resorted to modifying a peripheral to add a D-Pad, highlighting the ongoing debate about control options for classic and modern gamers. The issue underscores the shift away from the cross D-Pad design in Nintendo's recent consoles.