News & Reviews:   E3 2019

And just like that, the Raya holiday is over and a bunch of news just burst through our doors. Father's Day is just around the corner so check out what Shopee has in store for you, you get to trade-in old OPPO phones for the latest Reno series which is nice, ASUS Malaysia finally launched new lightweight VivoBook Ultra series from RM2699 and...oh, Huawei going boldly by saying their HongMeng OS is 60% faster than Android, requesting trademark approval on HongMeng OS in several countries, as well as inviting developers to publish their apps on AppGallery. 

E3 is the Electronic Entertainment Expo where many, many games are introduced every year which takes place in Los Angeles, USA. It is arguably the largest gaming expo of the year with gamers and developers from around the globe dropping by to witness the hottest gaming gaming studios unveil their games.

Over at PC Gaming Show, Samsung made an appearance amongst the array of brand new PC games to introduce their latest monitor, the 27 inch CRG5 240Hz curved gaming monitor. This monitor is unique, perfect for those who not only want an immersive gaming experience but also an edge when it comes to competitive gaming and first-person shooters.

We’ve heard of Google Stadia and the recently announced Project xCloud by Microsoft which helps bypass hardware problems most gamers face while gaming. Now, a brand new technology has been unveiled by Bethesda at E3 today which aims to make cloud gaming better and faster, Orion.

After a small mention of their upcoming cloud streaming and next gen console last year, Microsoft finally announced the big guns. Dubbed Project Scarlett, Xbox fans will can expect this powerful new console out in the holidays of 2020. For those who don’t want to or can’t upgrade to the next gen console, Microsoft plans on bringing the Xbox to the cloud via Project xCloud.