Maybe you won't be wanting to use these on the daily, but as a second or third alternative, the EKSA GT1’s just about do a job - but only if you can put up with the highly sensitive touch buttons. 

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Just announced is an awesome new competition from Mattel and Milestone games in their surprisingly good arcade racer Hot Wheels Unleashed. The Hot Wheels Unleashed Design Battle is a chance for you, yes you, to create your own real-life Hot Wheels car.

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Ever since time was invented, life has been a race against it. And crash landing on an alien planet should be no different, particularly when the aliens have a huge death laser pointed at you. Can you rebuild your ship in time and escape? Find out in Operation Zeta, launching today on Xbox and Steam.

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Fans of Ratalaika Games typically know what to expect. However, when it came to Jisei: The First Case HD, fans were pleasantly surprised by how good a Ratalaika Games game could be. It even got a mention in our 10 Hidden Xbox Gems of 2020. Today sees the sequel releasing, as Kansei: The Second Turn HD is released on Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo Switch.

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Between the Aery and Murder Diaries series, gamers have been treated to some interesting storytelling from developer EpiXR Games. That continues further today as the latest in the Aery series, Aery – Dreamscape, releases today on Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch and Steam.

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Microsoft has confirmed that they have completely ceased production of all Xbox One models, doing so at the end of 2020. All through 2021 and now into 2022, Microsoft has only been producing Xbox Series X|S consoles instead. While it was already known in the run up to the Xbox Series X|S launch in November 2020 that Microsoft was discontinuing the Xbox One S All-Digital and the Xbox One X models, the Xbox One S was still expected to be produced. However, even production of that baseline Xbox One S was ceased at the end of 2020. In a statement to The Verge, Cindy Walker, senior director of Xbox console product marketing, said “To focus on production of Xbox Series X / S, we stopped production for all Xbox One consoles by the end of 2020.” By contrast, it’s been reported by Bloomberg that Sony has actually increased PlayStation 4 production by 1 million units in an effort to keep PlayStation products on shelves while they struggle to meet demand for the PS5. This also has the effect of ensuring that there’s still a low cost alternative for those who can’t afford to splash out on a new £450 machine. They had planned to end production in 2021, but have changed their mind to continue production through 2022. Obviously Microsoft don’t have quite the same conundrum. The Xbox Series S is an effective low cost replacement for the Xbox One, either going toe-to-toe with the Xbox One X or providing a major performance boost over the Xbox One S while coming in at a £249 price point. Creating the Xbox Series S was a major bet by Microsoft and keeping the Xbox One S around (especially without making any significant change to the MSRP) would undercut what they’re trying to do with the lower powered, but still capable new generation machine and its clear ties to Xbox Game Pass. Source: The Verge

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Another year in the World of Assassination We’re coming up on the one-year anniversary of Hitman 3, the third entry in...

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