Days Gone on PlayStation 4 (Image: SONY) With the Days Gone release date almost upon us, fans are waiting for the first review scores to drop. Days Gone has an April 26 release date, exclusively for PlayStation 4. But there's bad news for fans ahead of launch, because the reviews won't go live until the day before release. According to TheSixthAxis , the Days Gone review embargo lifts at 1pm UK time on April 25. Not only does this mean an agonising wait for more information about the game, but it doesn't give customers much chance to cancel pre-orders if the game isn't up to scratch. If it's up to the same standard of past PS4 exclusives, then Sony will almost certainly have another hit on its hands. Sony has a great track record with its March and April exclusives, having previously released the likes of Bloodborne, Horizon Zero Dawn and God of War around this time of year. Fans will find out if Days Gone is up to the same standard when...
The “Founder's edition” pre-order bundle for Google’s Stadia includes a Chromecast Ultra along with the controller and costs $130. Now you can get just the controller on its own in one of three colors. You may still want to get the full bundle even you already have the Chromecast, though. The controller alone is $70, so you’re saving $60 – that’s how much the Chromecast Ultra costs. However, the bundle comes with 3 months of Stadia Pro (normally $10 a month) and a Buddy Pass to invite a friend. The free tier of Stadia will not be available until 2020, so you can't use that to test the service. If you already have the Chromecast and someone gives you their Buddy Pass, then it’s worth it to skip the Founder's edition bundle. Do note that it comes in an exclusive Night Blue color while the stand-alone controllers are available only in Clearly White, Just Black and Wasabi. If that works for you, follow the Source link to the Google Store listing of the stand-alone Stadia contro...
A while back AMD announced the Ryzen 3000 mobile lineup and also allowed OEMs to pair the CPUs with NVIDIA’s GTX 16-series (Turing) GPUs, paving way for a new breed of gaming laptops available for as low as $999. Till now most of these portable gaming rigs were fitted with Intel chips and started at a minimum of $1300-1400. After the global launch a few months back, these AMD-NVIDIA gaming notebooks are now also available in India. The cheapest variant sells for 63K. Acer Nitro 5 AN515-42 Price: ₹49,990 (Prev-Gen) The Acer Nitro 5 packs an AMD Ryzen 5 2500U CPU and a Radeon RX 560 (4GB) GPU, making it the cheapest gaming laptop at just 50K. The Polaris based GPU should be just fine for casual gaming and the accompanying Ryzen processor gives Intel’s i5s a run for their money, all the while costing lesser. Specs: CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 2500U Processor 3.60 GHz (boost) GPU: AMD Radeon RX 560X 4 GB GDDR5 RAM: 8GB DDR4 RAM Storage: 1TB HDD 5400RPM Laptop weight: 2.7kg ASUS TUF Gaming FX505DT Pri...
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