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At the Gamescom 2024 event, ROG was present showing a new lineup of gaming keyboards and mice. Aside from that, there is also the latest ROG Pelta headset and here's what we know so far.

Do you often take screencaps on your game console to post straight to social media? If that's you, then this news might be relevant to you. Yesterday, Nintendo announced that Switch users will no longer connect straight to X. But why?

If you recall, the topic of the alleged Nintendo Switch 2 console was a hot topic during the pandemic but it has died down since then. That said, the President of Nintendo, Shuntaro Furukawa just made an official tweet regarding the successor to the Nintendo Switch. 

Remember SEGA? It used to be a big name for our childhood. Recent reports say the Japanese company could bring 5 popular games to the new Nintendo Switch 2. That said, what should you know about it?

If you are a fan of Nintendo Switch, this news might catch your attention. Reportedly, Nintendo plans to sell 10 million units of the Nintendo Switch 2. But it does not end there, the new unit might not feature an OLED screen.

When it comes to gaming consoles, the Nintendo Switch isn't able to output what the Microsoft Xbox Series X or Sony PlayStation 5 can. That's because it's primarily intended as a handheld device. However, the Nintendo Switch 2 may finally deliver what some fans have wanted.

Nintendo Switch 2 arriving in 2024 seems like a consensus now. But that does not stop the rumour mill from spinning as we reach the end of the year. A reliable source reveals that the new Switch 2 is just as good as a PS4.

Long-time Switch users might love this. Rumours say the new Nintendo Switch 2 could feature a magnetic joystick tech for a better playing experience. What does this mean for the console? This is what you should know about the console.

For the longest time, the Nintendo Switch 2 was heavily rumoured to launch during the pandemic period but it never happened. Instead, what we got was the Switch OLED and Switch Lite, and that was about it. However, the rumours are back again with some spicy hot expectations.

More news about the Lenovo Go is surfacing online again. This time, the leaks came from windowsreport.com claiming to have the first look at Lenovo's handheld gaming PC console. Since this is a leak, it's best to take a huge pinch of salt.