At $50 USD, the Tritton Kunai Pro Dirac USB Gaming Headset enters a sea of relatively expensive headsets. With similar offerings from Corsair and Razer coming in between $80 and $100 USD respectively, how can the Kunai Pro offer a similar feature set but at almost half the cost? With seemingly “compromised” Continue Reading
Taylor goes hands on with Samsung’s latest flagship smartphone: the Samsung Galaxy S10+. Is it a 10/10 perfect phone? How does it compare to the Apple iPhone offerings? Find out in our review! Follow us on twitter: https://twitter.com/Tech_4_Thought
Epic Games took to twitter on Monday, April 1st to announce the return of Cliff Bleszinski, the previously former design director for Epic Games. Bleszinski, who is affectionately known as “CliffyB” by the gaming community, rose to prominence due to the success and popularity of the Gears of War franchise. However, after Continue Reading
Slowly fighting my way through a feudal Japanese castle, I’ve challenged and beaten many enemies. Some tested my ability to be aggressive, others tested my ability to deflect and dodge. A brief reprieve is granted, before I ascend to the very rooftop of the building, where my most difficult challenge Continue Reading
Gaming keyboards and mice can be daunting when first getting into gaming. Rubber domes, Cherry MX, Romer G’s, Kalihs, Optical Sensors, Topres, Laser Sensors, oh my! The world of gaming keyboards and mice can be daunting and confusing to newcomers at first, but fret not! This article will try and Continue Reading
Five years ago, almost to the day, a bloody space battle was fought in the distant star system “B-R5RB”. It lasted over 20 hours, causing over $300,000 USD worth of damages. And it was all by accident. Today, we celebrate the five-year anniversary of the “Bloodbath of B-R5RB”. The Universe Continue Reading
Despite its immense popularity both in the West and in Japan, Sword Art Online (SAO) tends to be the series that people love to hate. Self admittedly, I am in the “like it” camp. I dare say that SAO is probably my favorite series. Despite recognizing that it may not Continue Reading
There’s something to be said for learning by doing. Sometimes the best way to teach is just throw the pupil into the deep end and shout “Sink or swim!”. Despite the inherent risk of drowning, at least the person now knows how to swim. Or at least, not sink. Several Continue Reading
This game is in early access state. A review code was provided to Culture of Gaming for review. In recent years, there has been quite a push from organizations like Codecademy encouraging younger and younger kids to learn coding. No matter which program or language the organization wishes to teach, one universal Continue Reading
Ah, autumn. Leaves fluoresce in one last magnificent color before fading away for the Winter, the weather begins to have a chilled nip, a light breeze occasionally gusts, and you’re reminded that the snowfall of later isn’t so far away. Autumn is the perfect time to enjoy the outdoors with Continue Reading
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