Onimusha: Way of the Sword returns Capcom’s legendary samurai action series with a new hero, a new combat system and a semi-open-world structure. We put it through its paces on three powerful gaming PCs to see whether this long-awaited return is worth your time.
Your gaming PC is sweating—this phone has 185FPS, Bose bass and enough battery to outlast your squad’s excuses.
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Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2 finally frees Metal Gear Solid 4 from its PlayStation 3 shackles. But while MGS4 is glorious, Peace Walker HD is a technical mess and the collection is missing several fan-favorite Metal Gear games.
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The Sinking City 2 has all the ingredients of a great survival horror game: creepy monsters, a fantastic atmosphere, clever investigation mechanics and a distinctly nautical horror aesthetic. So why does actually surviving the damn thing feel so frustrating?
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A 10,000mAh phone battery? Your power bank just got nervous.
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Your laundry now has AI, a touchscreen and stronger opinions about detergent than you do.
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Dead or Alive 6 Last Round is less a true remaster and more a lightly enhanced rerelease of an already solid fighting game. While the core gameplay remains as enjoyable as ever, the lack of meaningful new features, missing DLC and poor online support make this a difficult package to wholeheartedly recommend.
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Battery beast meets drama queen: vivo Y31s 5G laughs at low‑power days.
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For Singapore national archer Natalie Ruzsicska, every arrow represents far more than a single moment of competition. Behind each shot lies years of discipline, technical refinement, resilience and unwavering support. As ViewQwest’s newest brand ambassador, her journey reflects a shared belief that lasting performance is built long before the spotlight arrives.
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Gaming may have grabbed the headlines, but MSI’s COMPUTEX 2026 showcase had plenty more to offer. From Mac-focused QD-OLED displays and creator laptops to enterprise storage, compact business PCs and next-generation WiFi 7 routers, here’s a closer look at the non-gaming innovations that caught our attention.
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