Brand Name: Dell 

Series: aurora

Item model number: AWAUR7-7883SLV-PUS

Hardware Platform: PC

Operating System: Windows 10

Item Weight: 32.7 pounds

 

Today, you can not buy a more powerful gaming platform than a desktop PC. They are not cheap, but at least they offer great value for the money and are a semi-future test for game enthusiasts. One of these systems is the Alienware Aurora R7 (AWAUR7-7876SLV-PUS), a game system that is not so affordable, but Alienware assured that it has excellent speeds and premium components in a complexly designed. Enough muscles for soft 4K games, the Aurora R7 is a Top Pick for hardcore players and extreme multitaskers that need a general power to have excellence.

The Design

Alienware’s smooth-looking Aurora R7 is one of the most attractive desktops you can buy, sporting a gray and customizable three-way LED lights on either side. It was taken from where the fierce Area 51 stopped, with both vented middle panels and ergonomic angles and the Alienware logo on the front (which also serves as a power button).

Measuring 18.6 by 8.35 by 14.19 inches (HWD) is not necessarily the most compact design around: But it is not that big either. However, it does get some grip with 37.67 pounds, but you can easily spin it thanks to a smooth top handle. The chassis is dotted with a large exhaust pipe and is further supplemented by massive air intakes on the sides and front, giving the system excellent airflow.

The design is great, but access is another great thing about this system. The chassis called Alienware features a no less-than-ideal design, for easy upgrading. To bring out the right side of the lid, all you have to do is pull the lever back to reveal the power supply attached to a hinged panel.

At first, it may seem complicated, but the only trick is to remove the two switches that hold the panel in place. After that, you can easily switch off the power supply unit to access other components, including processor, graphics card, motherboard, and memory. On the back, you have three expansion slot covers that you can easily slide down as needed.

Upgradability / Ports

The new Aurora R7 port layout remains unchanged from previous models, save for additional USB-C ports up front. With the new Type-C port, this system is available on machines such as the Dell XPS Tower and MSI Infinite, with the new possibility of easily charging or connecting any of your USB-C peripherals. The rest of the panel above includes three USB 3.1 ports and headphones and mic jacks.

The back holds a set of USB ports for all your needs, possibly connecting to a VR headset or any other gadget, including six USB 2.0 ports, four USB 3.1 ports, and one additional USB-C port. There is also a full suite of audio ports, and Ethernet ports, and an S / PDIF jack for your optical audio gadget. Also, on the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 graphics card, there is an HDMI port and a trio of DisplayPort connections for multiple connectivity displays.

I like Alienware’s Aurora for the easy upgrades, and the same aspect is at play here. As mentioned, the desktop side panels have launched a fast grabbing dish, and once inside, you slide down the power supply and remove the graphics cards, storage drives, and RAM, all without using even a single tool. For those who enjoy the free tinkering tool, this should be the tool of choice.

Performance

Powerful processors, high-end GPUs, and tons of RAM get you into the business. As you might imagine, it looks like the Aurora R7 has no faults. As you work in clusters, the Intel Core i7-8700K is always ready to take on more. This Hexa-core CPU belongs to the latest eighth-generation of processors, a step up from the quad-core processors that powered the previous iterations of Alienware’s Aurora. 

For day-to-day multitasking, this is the best that any professional can have because it allows you to open more than a dozen browser tabs, a couple of game downloads and a video encoding in the background without slowing down.

Optane Memory

Storage comes in the way of a 2TB hard drive and a 32GB Intel Optane, which is a solid, but affordable one. Configuration compared to powerful drives with a higher power. Optane memory is not a replacement for real SSD; it offers a way to boost traditional steering spinning drive and deliver SSD-national performance without costing too much. At first, Optane Memory may sound like RAM, but it’s a particular storage solution that connects to a PC motherboard’s M2 storage slot (PCI Gener 3.0 × 2). Available in the latest motherboard, the first designed for Intel Kabi Lake (Seventh Generation) processor in addition to the 212 Series Intel chipset.

Whatever the attached storage drive does, it offers 16GB or 32GB of optical memory, and the result is fast cache burning and high overall performance. The Aurora R7 has 32GB of Intel Optane Memory with 16G DDR4 RAM (maximum 64GB), which gives 2TB 7200RPM hard drive storage. More of a place that similarly incorporates pricing systems and an opt-in memory module takes into account many things in this price range.

Last Thoughts

Alienware Aurora R7 is an excellent fusion of design, power, and upgradability that you can get for the money. Granted, it’s not the cheapest gaming desktop available, but it offers excellent value, and that’s what matters most. The chassis is as simple as upgrading the internals as a proof of the future of agile and technologically efficient players with customizable LED lights standing in your command center.

For those who support Intel’s 8th Gen Core processor and Nvidia GTX 1080 graphics card, we’ve been hard-pressed to detect an error for the apparent reason that nothing is perfect. In the case of the Alienware Aurora R7, it might be hard to find a mistake here. This gaming machine is adorable, gorgeous, not just for gamers but for power users. If you are in the market for an attractive, LED-backlit gaming PC in the future that you can expand into something bigger, Alienware Aurora R7 will be a great choice.

 

 

ALIENWARE AURORA R6 

Brand Name: Alienware

Series: Aurora

Item model number: AWAUR6-7482SLV-PUS

Hardware Platform: PC

Operating System: Windows 10 Home

Item Weight: 32.7 pounds

PROS

• Great design
• Compact
• Good price
• Very good performance

CONS

• Design a bit too safe
• Included mouse and keyboard (Could do better)

Over the years, Alienware has consolidated the reputation of building high powerful and expensive gaming machines. Still, its range of Aurora game desktops has compact designs and more reasonable prices while maintaining the strong position of Alienware in the gaming community. Alienware Aurora R6 seems to continue with this tradition.
Alienware Aurora R6 is among Alpha’s affordable and compact Alienware and Alienware Area 51 PCs. While this brings Aurora R6 to the mid-range of Alienware offers, it combines everything we expect from Alienware products, including powerful components and an attractive design, which culminates in one of the best gaming PCs you can buy today.

Related: AREA 51M REVIEW

PRICING / AVAILABILITY

As usual, with Alienware gaming PCs, the Aurora R6 comes in a variety of settings. The lowest-priced version comes with a 7-generation Intel Core i5-7400 processor, 8GB of DDR4 RAM, and an AMD Radeon RX 560 GPU, and costs $ 799.99 (£ 849).

In Australia, the lower-end Aurora R6 is slightly different, with an Intel Core i7-7700 processor, 8GB RAM, and an Nvidia GTX 1050 Ti for $ 1,799.

Meanwhile, at the top of the range is a model with Intel Core i7-7700K processor, 64GB of RAM, and two GTX 1080 Ti graphics cards in SLI. This model is the US only and costs $ 3,799.99.

The highest-rated Alienware Aurora R6 in the UK comes with 16GB of RAM and a GTX Titan X graphics card for £ 2,599. In Australia, the tallest Aurora R6 has almost the same specs as the UK model, but with a GTX 1080 graphics card, for $ 2,999. All of those prices include delivery.

Unfortunately, the Alienware Aurora R6 discontinued by Dell. However, you can still find it online. For example, you can pick it up at Amazon in the US for $ 1,366 (around £ 1,032, $ 1,846) with a Core i5-7400, GTX 1060, and 8GB of RAM.

THE DESIGN

Do you think gaming desktop PCs – especially those from Alienware – are huge black monoliths that stand out above you and dominate your desk? Think again – because the Aurora R6 comes in a specially made central tower, making it quite small when gaming desktops go, with a height of 18.6 inches (472.52 mm), a depth of 14.2 inches (360.5 mm) and a width of 8.3 inches (212 mm).

The size is limited thanks to what Alienware describes as the ‘zero-fat design,’ which cleverly packages the components – including dual GPUs and water cooling if you choose those configurations – in a smart space-saving design that also ensures sufficient airflow around the parts to keep fresh. This airflow can go through vents and intake fans on the front and right sides of the housing, with an exhaust fan pushing hot air through vents on the top of the chassis.

It also comes with a tool-free design that should theoretically make installing some components, such as graphics cards, more comfortable when you want to upgrade. It’s a careful thought. The inside of the Alienware Aurora R6 is unique, with the power supply mounted on a metal arm that swings out of the housing, giving you room to add components. Other design considerations, such as placing the hard drives at the bottom of the case, are good ideas that help the Aurora R6 maintain its small size.

At the front of the case are four USB 3.0 ports, with four at the back, along with six USB 2.0 ports and a USB C port, which gives you a generous amount of connectivity. You also get an Ethernet port and a 3.5 mm connection and optical digital audio output. The video outputs vary depending on the graphics card that comes with the Alienware Aurora R6 model that you purchase.

Although the case is quite modest in appearance compared to other gaming PCs, equipped with RGB LED lighting – a mainstay of gaming products nowadays, so you can choose the colors and patterns of lights in and around your PC. Alienware’s AlienFX technology powers the LEDs and can be adapted to respond to in-game events and to show solid colors or patterns. 

Generally, it is a nice setup that adds an extra element of the visual pit without looking too flashy, and the amount of adjustment thanks to the AlienFX software makes it easy to get the desired look. In general, I was very impressed by the compact design of the Alienware Aurora R6, which manages to pack some potent components in a small and attractive package, while keeping everything nice and cool. It also gives you room to upgrade and replace parts in the future.

Related: ALIENWARE M15 R2 REVIEW

THE MOUSE AND KEYBOARD

Unlike many other game desktops, the Alienware Aurora R6 comes with a keyboard and mouse, so there are two essential components you shouldn’t worry about buying separately – you need a monitor. When it comes to mouse and keyboards, those with the Aurora R6 do a great job of competing with mechanical keyboards and specially designed gaming mouse. Both branded with the Alienware logo, so they look next to your desktop.

Related: THE BEST CURVED GAMING MONITORS 2019

THE VERDICT

The Alienware Aurora R6 is an excellent gaming PC with a compact body that delivers outstanding performance. Considering the power provided the price is quite good.

ALIENWARE M15 R2

The famous Alienware large-screen laptops are well known, but it’s more portable and still feels new to the gaming scene. The original m15 was thin but no different; now the Alienware m15 R2 creates a massive redesign as well as the latest components and best features. Not everyone will love a bold new look. PU guarantees 60fps games in most settings and resolutions. The M15 R2 is much improved, but the advanced Razer Blade 15 Advanced Model remains the highest-end gaming laptop for top quality. Razer’s OLED Blade configuration costs money, so if you’re tuned to a shiny, dramatic OLED panel, Alienware’s m15 R2 OLED model might be a better option.

 

Brand Name: M15     

Series: m15 r2

Hardware Platform: PC

Operating System: Windows

Item Weight: 12 pounds

Processor Brand: Intel

Processor Count: 8

Computer Memory Type: SRAM

Hard Drive Interface: Solid State

Where To Buy It: AMAZON.COM

 

About the product:

• 9th Generation Intel Core i9-9980HK (8-Core, 16MB Cache, up to 5.0Ghz w/Turbo Boost)
• 15.6″ FHD (1920 x 1080) 240Hz 7ms 300-nits sRGB 100% color gamut + Tobii Eyetracking technology
• NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 8GB GDDR6 with Max-Q Design
• 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 2666MHz – 512GB PCIe M.2 SSD
• Premium Support with Onsite Service After Remote Diagnosis, 1 Year

 

PROS 

Refreshing new visual design. Slim, solid-feeling chassis. Stunning 4K OLED display. Easily capable of 60fps gaming at resolutions below 4K. Plenty of ports and useful extra features.

CONS

Tobii eye-tracking hardware minimally useful for most users, but tied to certain display options. Underwhelming, keyboard and touchpad feel.

 

ALIENWARE M15 R2

 

New m15 R2 Design:

 

The redesign of the m15 is the main focal point of the R2, even more so than the OLED screen. Called it big? I could see the new look being divisive, I think it looks great. It signals that it’s a gaming laptop, but it does so more tastefully than most. Alienware is a premium gaming brand, so the design should stand out a little. As long as that’s done with a clear vision and some restraint, there’s nothing inherently wrong with that. Many gaming laptops simply equate “gaming” with “garish.”

 

To that end, Alienware’s new design language is going for a clean look inspired by sci-fi and future tech. Our model is the white “Lunar Light” option, but Alienware also offers a grey “Dark Side of the Moon” scheme. The chassis on our sample is a greyish white, with a black rear portion that houses ports and thermal hardware. The black portion is also ringed with an LED, another calling card of this new aesthetic.

 

The m15 R2 shares its look with the hulking Alienware Area 51-m but is the first slim laptop to adopt the look. The m15 R2 wouldn’t look out of place in Mass Effect or another sci-fi world. The previous-generation m15 was thin and relatively light, but it looked—in direct opposition to how I described the R2 above—safe, plain, and even a little boring. It’s worth noting that the previous m15 design did get an OLED-screen option added late in its lifecycle, but it felt like a holdover with a new design on the way.

 

The R2, meanwhile, has premium parts inside. The lid and keyboard deck are magnesium alloy, with a smooth finish that feels nice to the touch. It’s not quite the pure milled-aluminum construction of the Razer Blade 15, but it doesn’t feel cheap. It measures 0.8 by 14.2 by 10.9 inches (HWD) and weighs 4.75 pounds, which is almost the same as the original m15 design. Despite the new look, the general footprint and heft haven’t changed much, so this is still a relatively portable gaming laptop.

 

Related: Alienware Area 51M

Let’s Talk About That Screen

 

Of course, there is the screen. First, here is a brief introduction to what makes OLED screens special. LED-lit LCD screens use a white backlight that is guided through a fast filter so that the light is tinted for the right color. In short, OLED screens (the acronym stands for “organic light-emitting diode”) use a completely different display paradigm: a self-emitting organic compound, which allows each pixel in the panel to produce its light when power is applied to it.

 

That’s the main difference with LCD screens, and what enables OLEDs to produce extra-brilliant colors and deep black. To display black, that part of the screen simply stops producing any light, so it doesn’t display anything, which in turn provides better contrast and “more real” blacks than blocking an ever-present LED backlight. All this also makes it possible for the panels to be more efficient and therefore thinner. That doesn’t play as dramatically with laptops as with TVs; many OLED TVs are almost paper-thin.

 

As with the other laptops in this new range of OLED screens, the panel is produced by Samsung, so they all start from the same point. And, as we have seen with the others, the screen is beautiful. Thanks to the wonders of OLED, the colors seem to stand out and make them look incredibly vibrant and rich. The black areas, as they should be, look extra deep and dark, which forms a striking contrast with the colors. I can describe it, but OLED is something that you have to experience for yourself. Viewing images from an OLED panel through a non-OLED panel does not do justice. The screen is part of what you pay a premium for and it is a hit.

 

It’s nice enough that creative professionals might want to use this panel for legitimate media work. This laptop has different, no-4K screen options, which Alienware assesses for a different color spectrum coverage than the OLED screen. Apart from the image quality, the panel has a native 4K resolution, which certainly contributes to the sharpness. The OLED screen option achieves a refresh rate of 60Hz, which is a disadvantage for a gambling system. The full HD (1,920 by 1,080 pixels) screen options are available in 60Hz, 144Hz, and 240Hz flavors, the latter two are better for gamers looking for super-high frame rates in competitive esports games. In this case, the 4K screen is a tradeoff in terms of refresh rate, but given the quality of the screen, it may be worth it for many.

How Is The Keyboard?

the keyboard has a great feeling from the competitors I’ve tried, the keyboard doesn’t have as much space, and the keys are sometimes a little less than average. The M15 R2 doesn’t have an entry number, but it does it with a keyboard that doesn’t feel cramped. The keys feel a little silly, and there are not many answers, but the documentation is good. A sign, too, is nice, it pulls out well, though it’s easy to just click. As a design, it does not increase the height of the 15 head but is still better than most.

 

The keyboard is fun to watch. The keys can be returned individually, and outside the box, our group is lit by a rainbow display. You can get it sounded with a personalized program. The left mount features a USB 3.1 port, an Ethernet jack, and a headphone jack. The right side also has only two USB 3.1 ports and the other connectors on the right-hand side of the laptop. There, you’ll find a USB Type-C port with Thunderbolt 3 support, an HDMI port, a Mini DisplayPort connector, and an electrical connector. There is also another large, delicate port, which impresses some. This is the Alienware Graphics Amplifier site, in conjunction with the company’s GPU repository. It is sold separately.

 

Related: Best Gaming Laptop for Under $1500

 

Configurations/Extras

 

Alienware Command Center was updated a few years ago to be the standard control panel for all Alienware PC products. It covers all common software games – game-specific profiles, lighting options, sound settings, component tuning, system monitoring, and even the game library and program launcher – into one program. Most useful for gaming, you can switch the laptop’s heat profile between several presets (five choices, ranging from quiet to full speed) and set overclocking profiles to enhance your GPU.

 

The Command Center does all this with a level of polish not typically seen in these free deals. You want to use it trust me. This brings us to our core main trait, a somewhat facultative extra. The M15 R2 is the first 15-inch laptop to include Tobii’s eye-tracking, which is standard with both 240Hz and OLED displays. If you are unfamiliar with Tobii, it is an independent company that has developed eye-tracking technology found on laptops and other devices, such as the HTC Vive Pro virtual reality headset. Tracking hardware is a thin, translucent black bar that stands beneath the display.

 

Tobii has several features designed for general laptop use. Most useful is its ability to turn off screen dimming when Tobi’s sensors detect that you have looked at the screen. But it also has a more specific use while playing. Tobii is cost-related, so I wouldn’t blame you for wanting to be able to cut it out to save money. If you don’t want eye-tracking, the bottom two screen options (full-HD 60Hz and 144Hz) don’t come with Tobii. If you still want an OLED screen, you also have to pay for Tobii.

 

Final Thoughts

 

The Alienware m15 R2 is an excellent reworking of the company’s more compact gamer. It signals “gaming laptop” without being overbearing; it works as a premium machine; that includes the types of legitimately useful features that should be exclusive to advanced systems. It is only slightly more expensive than the Acer Predator Triton 500 for equal or better strength while offering a far superior display.

 

Related: Asus Rog Zephyrus S GX701

Do you want a gaming laptop that you can update? The Alienware Area 51m is the most powerful and stylish gaming laptop available, and the fact that you can swap out new components gives it perhaps incredible long-term value. If you’re happy to pay a premium and aren’t worried about its monstrous weight, then the Area 51m is a prime choice for you. 

Brand Name: Alienware

Series: Dell Alienware Area 51M

Item model number: Dell Alienware Area 51M

Hardware Platform: PC

Operating System: Windows 10

Item Weight: 15 pounds

Item Dimensions L x W x H: 19 x 20 x 6 inches

Processor Brand: Intel

Processor Count: 1

Computer Memory Type: DDR SDRAM

Where to buy it: AMAZON.COM

 

About the Product:

• 9th Generation Intel Core i9-9900K (8-Core, 16MB Cache, up to 5.0GHz w/ Turbo Boost)
• 17.3″ FHD (1920 x 1080) 144Hz Anti-Glare IPS Display w/ NVIDIA G-SYNC + Tobii eye-tracking technology
• NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 8GB GDDR6 (OC Ready)
• 32GB (2x16GB) 2400MHz DDR4 Memory
• 2 X 256GB PCIe Solid State Drive (R0) + 1TB (+8GB SSHD) Hybrid Drive

Pros

• The most powerful gaming laptop
• Can be upgraded
• Stylish premium design
• Excellent keyboard

Cons

• Incredibly expensive
• Extremely large and heavy
• Underwhelming display

 

THE ALIENWARE AREA 51M

 

The Alienware Area 51m is a brand new high-end gaming laptop from Dell, which looks so futuristic and boasts such a lightspeed performance that you swear it’s out of this world. Weighing 8.5 pounds, the Alienware Area 51m is considered more of a desktop replacement than an on-the-go laptop. With top-of-the-line specs, it’s one of the fastest portables gaming laptops on the market, going head-to-head with the Acer Predator Helios 700 colossus.

 

There is always a reason for desktop replacements compared to bona fide desktop computers, though, and it’s an upgrade. If you want the latest processor or graphics card you will need to find a new laptop. That’s not the case with the Alienware Area 51m, on Dell’s revolutionary laptop that lets you transfer SSD, RAM, CPU or even GPU whatever you want.

 

The ability to upgrade is not only a futuristic future, with Alienware Area 51m integrated with Tobii’s eye-tracking technology, credential tracking and support for the Alienware Graphics Amplifier so you can add next-gen AMD or Nvidia graphics cards (Woop, Woop). With such comfy features that fix a serious package, it’s easily one of the most expensive gaming laptops ever made.

Related: Best Gaming Laptops for under $1500- 2019

 

SCIENCE-FICTION DESIGN STYLE

 

The Alienware Area 51m laptop looks beautiful – especially compared to similarly-sized devices. The metal chassis looks elegant, and the Moonlight and Moonlight Darkness options, help Alienware seek sci-fi styling. Weighing only 8.5 Lbs, this is undoubtedly a bulky laptop, but it is much lighter than competitors such as the Acer Predator Helios 700, which weighs 10.8 Lbs. The Alienware laptop is too big to accompany you to work. The Alienware Area 51m is designed as a desktop replacement for use at home.

 

The rear section of the Alienware Area 51m is large, which can dissipate heat and highlight many ports. Large laptops usually have a thick border around the screen and easy to look cheesy and old-fashioned. Area 51m does not encounter such problems, and thin and smooth bezels look as complex as they are. A power button similar to the Alienware logo can be found on the mainframe above the keyboard. The alien head has RBG illumination that flashes between blue and orange when the laptop is charging and maintains a steady blue color when the battery is fully charged.

 

You can customize RGB lighting through the Alienware Command Center, and you can also personalize the color and effect of the keyboard, the lid logo, and the light strips that surround the rear vents. Speaking of the rear, the Alienware Area 51m has unconventional large-scale spoils, making it easy to be the most controversial design choice. However, you can’t blame it for its lack of personality, and the honeycomb vents and oval LED lights look like the inspiration for a spaceship.

 

You can also select a port from the back, the most striking of which is dual power input. That’s right, you need two plugs to get the Alienware Area 51m running at full throttle, which not only makes the expansion cable already overcrowded but also environmentally conscious. You can also find the ports on the back for HDMI, mini DisplayPort, Ethernet and Alienware graphics amplifiers (sold separately) – the latter allows you to add next-generation AMD and Nvidia graphics cards to your setup and connect to other peripherals.

 

The side of the Alienware Area 51m laptop also has several ports, including a USB 3.1 connection and jacks for headphones and microphones. DisplayPort does not have a dedicated connection, but the Thunderbolt 3 port supports this port, so 4K games can still be played with the correct cable.

 

THE KEYBOARD GREAT FOR GAMING AND TYPING

One of the most amazing features of the Alienware Area 51m is the quality of the keyboard. The Alienware TactX keyboard excels in every department, offering a tasty, almost silent ride when you hammer it and sporting many features like RGB lighting and anti-ghosting. With most gaming laptops I suggest choosing an external keyboard, but I honestly believe you will be happier with the keyboard of Alienware Area 51m.

 

You even get a dedicated number pad and a column of macro keys down the left side thanks to the large space that this laptop colossus offers. Alienware TactX keyboard is one of the best found on a gaming laptop, the touchpad is impressive too – ultra-responsive. You even get two clicks of physical hardware that make a satisfying noise to let you know that your entry has been registered. Of course, you probably still want a chance game for most games, but the track hat is perfectly usable for strategy games and the like.

 

The touchpad will also start bright blue when you touch it, withering away after a few seconds of staying useless. This can be configured with Alienware Command Center, so you can change the colors and effects, or even turn it off if you’re sick of RGB lighting.

 

UPGRADE WITH NEXT GENERATION HARDWARE

 

The crowning feature of the Alienware Area 51m is its ability to upgrade. Turn the laptop over, loosen the screws and you’ll get access to all the components underneath. Warning, though: if you’re not experienced in tinkering with computers, upgrading the Area 51m laptop is likely a daunting process. 

 

To reach the processor and GPU, you have to unscrew different components. Area 51m may not have a simple modular design, but Alienware deserves credit for including clear labels while also providing a really useful online guide. The Alienware Area 51m CPU or GPU is not easy to access, with newbie PC builders likely to struggle. You are free to remove and replace any component you wish. The laptop uses Intel desktop processors instead of mobile variants, which are bonkers.  

 

The Alienware Area 51m is a remarkable use of desktop processors, with 115X sockets ensuring compatibility with 9th and 8th generation Intel Core CPUs. The release of the GPU also causes its headache problems, only supports proprietary graphics cards made by Dell, and so users are limited to what the manufacturer has released in the market. This means if Dell decides to stop selling its adaptations to Nvidia’s graphics cards – perhaps because of bad sales – then users won’t be able to upgrade the GPU anymore.

 

The ability to replace components with more powerful options is an incredibly cool feature, in theory allowing Area 51m the same lifespan of a desktop computer. In reality, the long-term effectiveness of this modular design depends on several factors, some of which are out of Alienware’s hands.

Related: The Best Gaming Desktops - 2019

 

THE BATTERY 

 

With great power comes the miserable battery life – that’s just the nature of gaming laptops. For a portable device that requires two power ports to achieve peak performance, it’s no surprise that the Alienware Area 51m is struggling far from the network.

All our benchmark tests are focused on two hours of battery life, which is equivalent to the durability of the Acer Predator Helios 700. This only emphasizes the point that is not designed for portability and is a great replacement for a desktop instead of a laptop that you can take to work every day.

 

FINAL THOUGHTS

 

The Alienware Area 51m has such a large and heavy form, it lacks the portability that these days usually offer. This is a desktop replacement that will remain rooted in your desk, and thanks to its new upgrade capability, it can be considered as an alternative to a traditional gaming computer.

This computer is expensive, of course, but you get a lot of quality for the price. Of all the Trusted Review gaming laptops ever tested, this is the most powerful, most packages, has the best keyboard and is probably the best looking. It’s not perfect though, with a showcase and lack of 4K option, but you can order it with your monitor.

What is most exciting about this laptop is its long-term future. When a new, more powerful graphics card, processor or RAM is released, you won’t need to buy another laptop to reap the benefits. There are still many questions to be answered on that front, such as the limitations of the motherboard and Dell’s provision of its GPUs, but it is an exciting prospect nonetheless.

Related: The Best Gaming Mouse of 2019

 

 

Finally, Sega began to compete directly with the beloved line of the classic Nintendo console, reissued with the Sega Genesis Mini. Released on September 19, on the other side of the 16-bit console war, there’s finally a decent bit of nostalgia. By now the format should be familiar: the Sega Genesis Mini is a scaled-down version of the classic console, but the controllers are full-size. The game library, while not exhaustive, is a particularly well-curated study.

What is unique about the Mini, however, is that once Sega handles its production obligations, instead of outsourcing its familiar clothing to AtGames. This is probably why you have read so much so that it will not leave you stressed: Whether your benchmark is the superb SNES Classic or one of the very disappointing clones of Genesis or AtGames, the Sega Genesis Mini features everything you are looking to do.

 

CONSOLE PROFILE

Title: Sega Genesis Mini

Developer: SEGA

 

Key Features

• Miniature SEGA Genesis replica
• Includes 40 legendary games
• Plug and play ready box Contents
• SEGA Genesis Mini Console & 2 wired controllers
• 40 games- Power cable & USB adapter
• HDMI cable

 

M2 / EMULATION

When I said Sega was handling the console itself, that was half true. Real hardware and manufacturing and all that is Sega, but software emulation turns out to be very complicated and you don’t need to look further than the atrocities performed in classic Sega titles from the entire AtGames range to prove how bad things are going in the wrong hands.

 

So Sega knocked on a longtime partner who has successfully adapted his titles across multiple platforms for decades to handle the emulation itself. M2, the historic Japanese game developer known mostly for its excellent Sega Ages compilations, both old and new, deals with the software end of the Sega Genesis mini, and I would recommend watching the one-hour developer story My Life at Gaming if you haven’t heard of the studio.

The time I spend playing the mini (especially the Japanese Contra: Hard Corps version, which you can read more about below) is perfect. The goal is to make the games look original so that there is no better time, and this record succeeds. A great benefit of an emulation-based retro gaming solution is the application features such as retention and back-up situations that were shown on the SNES Classic two years ago. Savings situations are a feature that many older games like to keep your progress in games where it is impossible to earn or allow you to save before difficult times.

 

Like anything found in the SNES Classic or the Nintendo Switch Online NES gaming library, the rollback feature is becoming a staple for emulators, especially for trading options. Other standard features include a 16: 9 widescreen (Might not want to try this) And the CRT “scanline” filters (if you choose to). Scanners provide alternate black lines designed to simulate CRT pixels, and putting them back is a matter of time.

 

The system comes with three backgrounds to fill your widescreen. There is a clear black that lets you draw the game’s attention; There’s a retro patterned background, it’s not a terrible look … and there’s a Sonic themed background. That’s a lot. But the 1990s is such a perfect area for Sega that I can’t blame him.

 

Mini’s Hardware

 

The Sega Genesis Mini is complete with a working power switch and non-functioning Gewgaws such as the volume control, the cartridge valves and the expansion port cover.

The build feels completely obsessive as if it was built by a hobby model builder. Power is supplied via a micro USB port and included USB adapter, while video and audio are sent via HDMI. The system contains two three-button USB Genesis controllers. Although it would have been nice to see the later six-button controllers – mainly because they included fighting games that they could have used! – the console does support the 8-button USB controllers from Retro-Bit and the more authentic 6-button USB controller.

In a very welcome deviation from the range of Nintendo, you can return to the main menu with the Sega Genesis Mini with the controller. If you hold down the Start button for three seconds, the menu opens with the supplied controllers, while the Mode button of the 8-button controller opens it immediately.

 

 

Mini’s Games

• Sonic the Hedgehog
• Ecco the Dolphin
• Castlevania: Bloodlines
• Space Harrier 2
• Shining Force
• Dr. Robotnik’s Mean Bean Machine
• ToeJam & Earl
• Comix Zone
• Altered Beast
• Gunstar Heroes
• Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse
• World of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck
• Thunder Force 3
• Super Fantasy Zone
• Shinobi 3
• Streets of Rage 2
• Earthworm Jim
• Sonic the Hedgehog 2
• Contra: Hard Corps
• Landstalker
• Mega Man: The Wily Wars
• Street Fighter 2: Special Champion Edition
• Ghouls ’n Ghosts
• Alex Kidd in the Enchanted Castle
• Beyond Oasis
• Golden Axe
• Phantasy Star 4: The End of the Millennium
• Sonic the Hedgehog Spinball
• Vectorman
• Wonder Boy in Monster World
• Tetris
• Darius
• Road Rash 2
• Strider
• Virtua Fighter 2
• Alisia Dragoon
• Kid Chameleon
• Monster World 4
• Eternal Champions
• Columns
• Dynamite Headdy
• Light Crusader

Putting together a list of games for a “mini” console like this should be one of the most challenging jobs in gaming. And look, 42 ​​games is a good variety. That’s 100 percent more games than the SNES Classic’s 21 game choices, and it’s probably not an accident. It’s also not quite enough in some way. Seriously, look at this list! Strider! Gunstar Heroes! Even deep cuts like the SegaNet-exclusive Mega Man: The Wily Wars.

The rest of the games either grab you or they won’t. What people want in these collections is often a very personal thing. Take for example. Contra: Hard Corps. The US release was famously modified from the Japanese original, replacing the life field of kill with a hit and only offered five sequels instead of an infinite number. Of course, you have to play the Japanese version, and since you have a choice on the Sega Genesis Mini, you can.

Unfortunately, this choice is no longer visible on the game’s detail page. It’s such a cool detail, and it’s a shame that most people probably haven’t ever seen it. I wish this part of the experience was communicated to the player so everyone knows to enjoy multiple versions of their favorite games.

I can also quickly discuss what’s not on this console. In addition to the perennial absent Sonic the Hedgehog 3 – rumors have long pointed to Michael Jackson’s alleged involvement as a reason for its continued omission – other games probably should have been here. There are no sports games on the Sega Genesis Mini, despite sports games dominating much of the 16-bit landscape. NBA Jam? Not here. Any Madden titles? Nada. The legendary NHL ’94? also not here.

It’s not due anywhere else due to licensing issues, but it remains a bummer that the best way to play these games is to track original wagons on eBay or Google.

Conclusion

I feel qualified to say that Genesis deserves better than its owner. But as long as Sega agrees to license its platform rather than manufacture its hardware, it seems unlikely to get much better than this and now, two years later, Sega does it. It has created a best-in-class retro console with good games, great performance, original controllers, and a seemingly fair price tag. Is it enough to undo a decade of damage done by the poorly crafted Genesis clones? But now, on the 30th anniversary of the release of the original console, it’s fair to say that Sega has embraced the challenge of living up to its legacy with the Sega Genesis Mini.

GAME PROFILE

Title: Daemon X Machina

Publisher: Nintendo

 

About the product

Pros

• Mech Control is really good
• Variety of customization options
• Colorful cel-shaded

Cons

• The missions get repetitive
• The plot is convoluted and cut-scenes are a little flat
• Performance can drop during fights

 

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DAEMON X MACHINA REVIEW

Did the developer improve the game before launch?

Daemon X Machina may end up being a big improvement when the game launches this week. After the developer launched a demo in February and explained that he wanted feedback on how to improve the game, several players instead interpreted it as a near-completion product and decided it was a bit tasteless, and they would not buy it.

Fast forward seven months and it’s fair to say the developer is right: Daemon X Machina has certainly improved in many ways thanks to user reviews. However, this raises two questions: how much has it improved and is it too late to turn back those who were disappointed with this extremely early demonstration? We can’t answer – only time and the graphics will say – but we can at least confirm that the completed game is a solid job, even if it is not quite essential.

 

 

 

WHAT IS THE GAME ABOUT?

In the game you work as an unnamed rookie mercenary who specializes in driving giant frogs, your job is to take multiple paid missions to do your bit in the fight against artificial intelligence, which turned against the human race after sending some strange radiation across a colliding moon.

 

This is not all bad news: this radiation also extends your capabilities, meaning that your fully customizable avatar has more to offer than your average citizen. The other team that you have with you in your quest is the mercenaries, who, depending on whether you envision a piece of each mission, get up and leave.

 

This whole idea of ​​the characters popping in and out can soon make it difficult to gain a grasp of the plot, and as the story develops, you start to get a load of conspiracy theories and you will start thinking, “Can you trust this team, can you believe that ?, Can we believe the company we’re working for “shenanigans”, it can be a bit complicated at the top.

 

It’s not the fault of acting (which is usually high quality) or even the dialogue, which is well-written. There are so many active ingredients to play here: it’s like playing chess and removing new ones every few turns. It is important to involve different characters to stand silent and talk to each other Doesn’t help: The setup is as dull as it sounds, even if they’re interested in what they’re saying, and it can be difficult to concentrate.

 

 

 

GAME INTERACTION

 

Games like this do their talking on the battlefield, of course, and it’s here where Daemon X Machina shines for the most part. Mech games can be a bit of a pain to control but that isn’t the case here at all: your Arsenal (which is what the game’s mechs are called) the hefty command list can initially seem quite daunting, it only really takes a couple of missions before you’re swooping around with a giant a&#… well, a 50-foot robot. A graceful one, though.

 

When you’re in the air movement is a simple case of looking in the direction you want to go and heading that way, while more extreme altitude changes can be controlled with either the ‘B’ button (to quickly boost upwards) or pressing in the left stick (to kill your jets and drop quickly downwards).

 

A useful set button assigned to ‘R’ is an essential piece of kit, especially as the game progresses and you find yourself in increasingly larger firing lines. When on the ground, you’re also able to exit your mech and run around on foot, though this is rarely useful: technically it lets you continue to get involved in the action while you wait for a partner to repair your downed mech, but you’re so vulnerable in this state that it almost always results in death, at least in the early stages of the game.

 

 

THE BATTLES AND WEAPONS

 

The battles are satisfying. There is generous play help here, which means as you look in the general direction of the enemy you will lock on them and start shooting at them with accuracy. Some of the self-proclaimed ‘hardcore’ may object to this, but it makes sense: many standard game players are up in the air as well, and it would be a bit odd.

 

If you are extreme, the impressive giant mech did their best to accurately take down a basic flying enemy. There is something very grateful about taking a group of five or six enemies and selecting them one at a time with relative ease. This targeting aid also somewhat offsets the annoying feeling of dual controls that you usually get when playing switches in manual mode: since you don’t have to be focused on your targeting, it’s far less frustrating.

 

You have the option of switching to motion-controlled targeting if you like, but we were happy enough with the standard settings that we didn’t feel the need to change the replacement. If you have been previously rejected by soft games because of their apparent complexity, this is the one you may have been looking for.

 

However, customization is the main order of the day. As well as the extensive options available to you in creating the look of both your pilot and your mechanics, there is a substantial amount of weapons that can be unlocked as you progress: your main and side missions, other looting wrecks of downed enemies.

 

While your mech starts with the basic combination of an assault rifle in one hand and a shield in the other, before long your hangar will be stocked with swords, laser guns, sniper rifles and the like, giving you plenty of options.

 

 

CAN YOU HAVE MULTIPLE WEAPONS?

 

You can’t take all your weapons to fight with you, but the game is at least generous in this regard: it is possible to enter a mission with a weapon assigned to your left hand (fired with the ‘ZL’ button ‘, one assigned to your right ( ‘ZR’), a rocket launcher on your shoulder (‘L’), an ‘auxiliary weapon’ such as a grenade or landmine (‘Y’) and two other spare weapons that you can attach to the pillars above you and replace your main ones whenever the situation warrants.

 

This means lengthy battles – and they can be very time-consuming, especially when fighting bosses – can at least stay fun while making the most of the weapons at your disposal. It’s a nice meh game, but Daemon X Machina is not without its faults. Despite taking user feedback and customizing the game accordingly, the elements of the game can still be quite overwhelming, especially for beginners.

 

Your HUD consists of less than 21 elements, ranging from three different gauges to an ammunition counter of all weapons to a whole host of icons that show the health of each element of your mechanics. The detailed options menu lets you exclude any of what you see fit, but they are all useful to some extent, so we do not recommend this: you just have to go through that initial adjustment period.

 

 

GAME PLOT

 

The plot recurs after a while. Most of the game is really just a case of “do a mission, pay, watch a cut scene, do the next mission” and as the plot gets more complex and your inventory gets bigger (although you can sell some off) you begin to realize that it is merely a judgmental and repetitive situation. Although there are some variations to the missions – one minute you defend buildings, the next you take other mercenaries down the road – it still doesn’t escape what is a fairly rigid structure. If you are bored of the single-player missions, there is also the option of engaging some staff, either online or locally, with up to three other players.

 

These are generally pretty meaty (you’ll fight with giant bosses, scratching with groups of powerful enemy wicks, that sort of thing) and give decent cash rewards for completion, though in the grand scheme they are still more of the same thing. If you loathe the idea of ​​other people, you can take these alone, and as you play through the main story, you also unlock AI partners to recruit and fight alongside you (though they are often used as chocolate tea).

 

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LAST THOUGHTS

If you’re still stuck on Daemon X Machina, my advice is simple: download the free prologue demo, which is currently available on the eShop switch. This gives you the first few missions and, if you like them and decide to buy the full game, you can hand over your saved file. While many other demonstrations are too short to penetrate the full picture of the game they represent, the fact that Daemon X Machina is such a formal experience means that you will reach the end of the Preface.

 

At its core, Daemon X Machina is a solid mech action game that runs well and gives the player generous help with tuning options. Its mission structure can be repeated, and its plot is so difficult to capture, you should have a good time playing it.

MORE INFO ON SEPT 12, 2019

As I was scrolling on my google app, I notice a piece of news from Nintendo and then I wonder did Nintendo just revealed a new accessory for the Nintendo Switch?

Indeed they did, they Calling it a “new experience” for the Switch, Nintendo released a teaser but the firm is not releasing any details yet, but it appears to be in the mold of its Wii Fit/sports game, centered on physical activity and practice. See the video below.

 

 

The clip shows how the switch’s controls slide into the ring, which is used to control the action on the screen. The strap lets users attach a win-con to their thig and track body movements, how players perform sit-ups, squats, and kegel practice.

We still don’t know too much about this weird anomaly, but the ending of the video suggests Nintendo will release more on September 12th.

The device remembers the Wii balance board, which was created with practice in mind. This is not the first unusual add-on for Switch. Last year Nintendo unveiled its Labo kits – essentially, pieces of cardboard where the console and its Joy-Cons could be inserted to create accessories for controlling mini-games.

Earlier this year, the company used the platform to launch virtual reality on its hybrid device, though the goggles you need to hold in your face are the legend of both Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Super Mario Odyssey coming to Labo VR.

In other Nintendo news, yesterday the gaming giant added 20 Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) games to its recommended online service, adding to the 45+ NES titles already available. You need to head to Nintendo.com and check it out!

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THE BEST CURVED GAMING MONITORS – 2019

Have you experienced the curve? now when it comes to gaming we all want to have the best experience possible, with today’s technology we can experience video games on a whole other level. The best-curved gaming monitors offer a more immersive gaming experience. Like all monitors, they are available in many shapes and sizes, but they are usually larger high-resolution screens. As is common with monitors, they vary greatly in performance, from basic 60Hz budget monitors to the most advanced 144Hz gaming monitors with either AMD FreeSync or NVIDIA G-SYNC VRR technology. Now without further due let’s get to this article.

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THE BEST CURVED GAMING MONITORS – 2019

LG 34UC79G-B 34-Inch 21:9 Curved UltraWide IPS Gaming Monitor with 144Hz Refresh Rate

 

A lower resolution curved gaming monitor, the LG 34UC79G-B is the best 1080p curved gaming monitor. It’s a stretched 1080p monitor, with a slightly wider screen than normal. It’s a good monitor for most uses, with very good gaming performance.

 

This monitor is great for gaming on older PCs, or if you simply want the smoothest gaming experience possible. It has excellent motion handling, including very fast response time and excellent 144Hz refresh rate. Plus, it supports AMD FreeSync for a tear-free gaming experience. Like most gaming monitors, it has excellent low input lag, even if you’re playing a game that’s locked at 60Hz.

 

Unfortunately, the LG 34UC79G-B isn’t very bright and may have a tough time overcoming glare in a bright room. It also doesn’t look as good in a dark room, as despite the decent contrast ratio, there is notable backlight bleed and poor black uniformity. Overall, it will keep most gamers happy.

 

 

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Acer Predator Z35P bmiphz 35″ Curved 1800R QHD (3440×1440) NVIDIA G-SYNC VA Monitor

 

If you play a lot of nights in a dark room, the Acer Predator Z35P is a good alternative to the darkroom of the LG 34GK950F-B. It has a slightly slower response time, but it has a great refresh rate of 100Hz and supports G-SYNC for almost free games. This monitor has a much better natural contrast ratio than LG for better dark scene viewing. Unfortunately, this also means that there is a worse viewing angle and is best enjoyed directly from the front.

 

Overall, the LG 34GK950F-B is the best extremely curved ultra-wide gaming monitor for most people, but if you’re playing in a dark room and aren’t interested in viewing angles, the Acer Predator Z35P might be a better choice.

 

 

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Alienware 1900R 34.1″, Curved Gaming Monitor LED-Lit, WQHD 3440 x 1440p Resolution, 4ms 120Hz Overclocked Refresh Rate, NVIDIA G-Sync, 21:9 Aspect Ratio, HDMI, Display Port, 4x USB 3.0, AW3418DW

 

If you want to get the most out of your NVIDIA graphics card, the Dell Alienware AW3418DW is the best G-SYNC game controller. It has high-speed, high-speed navigation, and optical navigation. This launch offers a much better gaming experience and better response time, a little faster than the Samsung CHG70, but slower.

 

Overall, the LG 34GK950F-B is good for most gamers, but if you want genuine G-SYNC monitors and have no problem switching, the Dell Alienware AW3418DW is a great choice.

 

 

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LG 34GK950F-B 34″ 21:9 Ultragear WQHD Nano IPS Curved Gaming Monitor with Radeon FreeSync 2 (2018), Black

 

The LG 34GK950F-B is the best ultrawide curved game monitor. It’s a great gaming screen with an excellent response time that delivers clear motion with very little blur behind fast-moving objects. There is also an optional black frame insertion feature that can further enhance the motion look. It supports AMD’s FreeSync variable refresh rate technology that delivers an almost tear-free gaming experience.

 

The ultra-wide aspect ratio of this screen provides a more immersive gaming experience, but it’s not ideal for all games, as it can be difficult to see the entire UI without looking around. This display delivers decent image quality with high SDR peak lighting, wide viewing angles and great reflection handling. It supports HDR, but this doesn’t add much.

 

In general, the LG 34GK950F-B is a fantastic curved game monitor that should please most. It doesn’t look so good in a dark room but has great gaming performance and decent image quality.

 

 

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Samsung CRG9 Series 49″ Double QHD HDR 120Hz 4ms FreeSync Curved QLED Gaming Monitor

 

For the largest curved display available, see Samsung C49RG9 / CRG9. This massive 49-inch screen matches two 27 “, 1440p screens placed side by side. It has the same radius of curvature as the Samsung CHG70, but the larger size gives an incredible gaming experience and also makes the larger screen mean, you have to turn your head to see the full interface in some games, which is not ideal.

 

All in all, the Samsung CHG70 is the best-curved display for most people, but if you want something bigger and you don’t have to move your head a bit to see the interface, the Samsung C49RG9 / CRG9 may be the better choice.

 

 

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Samsung C27HG70 27″ HDR QLED 144Hz 1ms Curved Gaming Monitor with FreeSync

 

Samsung C27HG70 – the best game curved monitor. This 27-inch 1440p display provides a great gaming experience, with fast response time, excellent low-latency and high refresh rates. It also supports FreeSync, even when connected to a recent NVIDIA graphics card, which guarantees you that you will always get the practical and almost any gaming experience from virtually any source.

 

This monitor uses a VA panel, so it is an excellent choice for games at night in a dark room because it has a very good contrast ratio. Unfortunately, this also leads to an image that is rapidly degraded when viewed from the side, although the curved screen 1800R helps preserve uniformity in the seat directly in front.

 

This monitor is also available in 32 “size, and we expect that most of the model will be similar to the 27-inch model we tested.

 

 

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Final Thoughts

 

Curved gaming monitors might look a bit different compared to flat screens that work very well, but there are some real benefits to them. With a screen that fills up your field of view, you can see more of the screen at a glance, reducing the need to shift your focus to different parts of the screen. On top of reducing eye strain, a curved monitor creates a more immersive, undistorted viewing experience. I hope you have enjoyed this article I invite you to read similar articles below.

 

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BEST XBOX ONE GAMES

 

Do you own an Xbox One, Xbox One S, or Xbox One X? if so, this is a great destination for discovering new titles as well as older titles, whether you’re a heavy hunter or a time-limited random player. You are in the gaming heaven right now, because 2019 is more fun with every passing week. From Metro Exodus’s gripping first-person survival horror styles to the astonishing slash Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice twice and Devil May Cry 5 combined sky shine, it’s just a dumpling of amazing Xbox One games to get right down.

 

I would also say it’s worth remembering that now is a great time to build a collection of the best Xbox One games. This is because we are approaching the middle of a gaming-tactical summer season, which means that barely a week passes now with the release of the next best Xbox game. What’s even better is that many video game retailers also run summer sales, which means that many of the games offered in this guide are available at a discount.

 

In particular, Amazon seems to be smoking the parts and prices of game retailers right now, along with many games on this list, such as Red Dead Redemption 2, Battlefield V, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, Tomb Raider Shadow, and all the incredibly wallet-friendly prices. So it’s a good idea to pull it off before you go if you want to check the pricing in the store because that way you can save the trip. It is also worth remembering that with E3 2019 now gone, we have some serious gaming deals to choose from.

 

But without further delay, let’s get to this article

 

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BEST XBOX ONE GAMES YOU CAN PLAY RIGHT NOW

Crash™ Team Racing Nitro-Fueled (Xbox One)

After Spyro Reignited Trilogy and Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy have shown such a hit, Activision is back on track with its “modern remake of the classic PS1”. This time it is Crash Team Racing – one of the few arcade racers that even approaches the majesty of Mario Kart 64 – and is full of all the old tracks and racers you remember.

 

Even if you missed it for the first time, you are still in treatment. With advanced visual editing, you can move the picture to every corner and try to get the stage title on some of the saddest songs you’ve ever played. Access online and local multiplayer and other Crash Nitro Kart songs and cards.

 

 

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F1 2019 Anniversary Edition – Xbox One

With the liking of Milestone wearing a racing game every month, it’s often easy to forget other developers out there still producing motorcycle sims worth your while and hard money. British studio Codemasters still loves petrol, and the latest addition to its officially licensed F1 series – F1 2019 – is proof that such a nursery is always shining.

 

This year’s iteration now includes a full simulation of the F2 championship, which tends to make an impact in the restored career mode. With more of a narrative focus than previous years, you’ll be leading a driver through their early career up to the F1 stage, with scripted drama with your longtime rivals holding things on the road. If paired with a great driving model – which will satisfy both hardcore racing sim players and more arcade-focused novices – F1 2019 proves itself to be something really special.

 

 

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Tour De France: Season 2019 – Xbox One (Xbox One)

Sports simulations are themselves a niche for themselves, even as FIFA and Madden only have followed-up dedications in certain regions, but there are super-niche sims that give life to much more obscure sports on a virtual basis. The games of the Tour de France for years now and the last incorporation brings some welcome changes.

 

Online tournaments have now been introduced with tournaments of two to four players available, while the most realistic and reactive AI makes the game alone more challenging. Speaking of challenges, this new iteration offers special modes like the Descent and the Sprint. Now you can enjoy all the most important places in the TdF race.

 

 

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Wolfenstein: Youngblood – Xbox One

When Bethesda doesn’t provide us with some of the best RPG experiences outside of The Witcher, it serves up arrows as no one does. We already have Rage 2, and with DOOM Eternal on the horizon, the third entry in the alt-history of the Wolfenstein series is poised to introduce its kind of unique ultraviolet. With the daughters of main character BJ Blazkowicz, this 80s fairytale brings the game together for the first time in the series.

 

You can either play with a friend or partner with AI, offering far more agency when it comes to solving missions and eliminating more rigorous enemies. Missions are also of a more open design, offering a more dishonest style in which tactics involving concealed or fully handed rifles can be used. This is the kind of change that made the series cry, showing a much higher replay value as a result.

 

 

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Madden NFL 20

The new NFL season will begin in early September, which means it must be a new Madden time. The return of the annual American Football Simulator franchise NFL 20, retains familiar tactical sports simulations with some popular new features (including story mode alternatives and some special player abilities).

 

Faced with franchising: QB1 is not a follow-up to the narrative-driven The Longshot series; instead, it is more like a revival of the Superstar model, where you will lead a creative player from college to the NFL. There are 10 licensed university franchises in this model, so grill fans will like this extra authenticity. There is also a new Superstar X-Factor system that introduces unique and unique features to some of the biggest and best players in the league.

 

 

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Age of Wonders: Planetfall

The Age of Wonders series is back and brings its quadruple gameplay on PCs and sci-fi consoles Age of Wonders: Planetfall. Planetfall, in the same spirit as other popular genre titles like Europa Universalis, uses a procedurally generated map where six factions compete for control by all necessary means.

 

You can choose to track business transactions and diplomacy, using natural resources to power your faction, or you can follow the path of a hot bully and build an intergalactic navy capable of destroying anyone who dares to resist. Each of the six factions has its unique units and there is enormous depth in both the turn-based battle and the political agency.

 

 

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The Sinking City (XB1) – Xbox One

If you have a taste for games focused on investigating and solving mysteries, then the Ukrainian developer behind the latest Sherlock Holmes games has just that. Sinking City takes the same template – you are trying to solve the overriding mystery by collecting clues and addressing the locals – but that gives off the horror.

 

The titular city is rife with waves, like open Gothic Venice, and our hero must try to unravel the cause of maintaining his health. If you witness acts of horror, you will be weakened to reality, so you will have to defuse your senses or risk falling into madness.

 

 

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Remnant: From the Ashes

The makers of the Darksiders series (including last year’s criminally underrated Darksiders III) are coming in: The rest: From the ashes, a new three co-op shooter that takes the tried-and-tested formula (open folders, XP leveling, upgradable device and more) and gives it a fantastic twist.

 

It turns out that night terror from another dimension invaded Earth and turned it into a familiar post-apocalyptic state. The last remnant of humanity must now use the same technology to travel to other worlds, find new weapons, and hunt for the source of this enemy. It’s very silly, and not very revolutionary, but it’s a fun alternative to The Division or World War Z games.

 

 

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Control

Based on the studio for May Payne, Alan Wake and Quantum Break, Control – a monstrous survival horror and third-person shooter. You play Jesse, conscript, working at the Federal Bureau of control, a secret agency that studies the paranormal activity.

 

If the headquarters of the agency, “The Oldest House” in New York goes to closing, Jesse has to learn his constantly changing hallway and solve the mystery at the heart. You will be able to unleash paranormal forces, such as mind control and levitation, and the use of more conventional weapons gunners to resist evil forms Hisao.

 

 

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MXGP Pro

Like Motorsport where it’s based, the Milestone Team’s MXGP remains a very fitting racing series. One that balances realistic physics with a game about making big jumps from muddy hills and flying your bike in a first corner pile. Five games in the series and the Italian studio is constantly tweaking its racing model, as well as adding many desired modes and features for MXGP 2019.

 

First, MXGP 2019 has a Track track (something the series has needed for years), so you can build, share and race on user-created tracks. There is also a new training hub – now known as Playground – that enables you to create custom race checkpoints through Waypoint mode, as well as a learning method to handle others’ different engine strokes in different track conditions. There are even contemporary rider resemblances and team details.

 

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The Switch’s strong opening year line-up to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Super Mario Odyssey. , both inject a perfect 10 seconds across the line, all the way to daily deals like the great Super Smash Bros. The ultimate and restarted retro classic Onimusha: Warlords.

 

Currently, Super Mario Maker 2 is the new fever in the switch. A great level builder has taken a new level with a lot of additional content and improvements. Creating interesting hard or just crazy levels for navigating has never been so much fun. A must-have series for fans of the series.

 

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Elsewhere, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order is tearing up as the funniest fighter to be played on Switch in the summer. He has a terrible list of much loved Marvel cartoon characters to play while naturally securing the universe from the evil titan Thanos. 

 

The style of writing and art is a suitably comic book, though the plot is like a mash-up of every superhero movie you’ve seen in the last decade. Buckets for pick up and play fun.

 

The Nintendo Switch console itself, as well as the Nintendo Switch console and gaming bundles, are also seeing a decent drop in price right now. In fact, not only are Nintendo’s consoles and switchgear, but there are many systems and titles as well. 

 

Are You a fan of the Big N?, if so then it may be worth your while to look at the best Nintendo 3DS offers and best Nintendo 2DS XL offers right now, as the market goes into the new year. Be sure to visit the Nintendo online store for the best deals. 

 

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BEST NINTENDO SWITCH GAMES

 

 

MARIO TENNIS ACES

 

The Mario Tennis games of recent years haven’t been bad, but there’s just been some of that classic magic missing. Thankfully, the latest entry – and the first to arrive on Switch – Mario Tennis Aces can recapture a fair bit of the fun and frolics that made those early entries so addictive.

 

For a start, a mini-game filled story mode returns, along with the introduction of motion controls where you can use your Joy-Cons like a Wii Remote. You can pull off everything from slices to lobs, and powerful trick shots as well as all the best defensive moves. You can also take to the courts online to see who has the best slice in the world of Switch.

 

 

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LEGO DC SUPER-VILLAINS

 

The last licensed LEGO game returns to the world of DC Comics, only this time you will not throw Batman’s Batman or jump on the sky.

 

Now you can check out the cheat gallery ..for the cheaters! From black Adam to pea scary, each mini figure has its unique abilities, such as Clayface’s ability to mimic other characters and Reverse-Flash speed-based mega-constructions, and add a little extra spice to the regular platform mix. and basic puzzle solving.

 

You can also build your neck and customize everything from costumes to colors and style. You can even gain new abilities and turn your unique avatar into a malicious powerhouse. 

 

 

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DARK SOULS REMASTERED

 

Dark Souls remains one of the most praiseworthy games of all time, and with good reason, I offer some of the most challenging yet rewarding games you’ve played.

 

It may be a seven-year game, but it has been replaced in all the right places with all the complexities driven by the flaws that have been eliminated to make it even better in the meantime.

 

You can even use the Joy-Cons navigation system to create great games. If you are looking for a real problem on your Nintendo Switch (or are just looking for an alternative to The Old Scroll V: Skyrim or Octopath Traveler), then this is the next game for you.

 

 

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STARLINK: BATTLE FOR ATLAS

 

Ubisoft hopes to reign in the once-powerful toy market with Starlink: Battle for Atlas, which combines a fully explorable galaxy, dogfighting combat, and many real collectible and customizable toys.

 

These toys can be customized with new wings and weapons, which will appear on the screen once you attach them to the toy itself. You can combine these elements to improve the performance of your ship and mix weapons to create unique effects, but you do not have to buy to get the most out of Starlink.

 

You can also play in the digital mode that provides access to all ships, pilots, and weapons of the game.

 

 

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DIABLO 3: ETERNAL EDITION FOR NINTENDO SWITCH

 

This is a very exciting leap, Diablo 3 is not much of a new game, having its original launch title in 2012, however, it’s here with the Reaper of Souls add-on, Necromancer’s super fun class, and a series of enhancements that make it look and operate superbly. Nintendo’s hot as hell to use, it is a simply amazing entertainment experience.

 

Diablo III: Eternal Collection is also co-op and compatible with Multiplayer, with online play with up to 4 friends possible, as well as offline via local co-op and single console co-op, too, with all the Switch switches supported.

 

Throw in an edition of the Nintendo Switch exclusive in-game Ganondorf weapon and the delightful daemonic action RPG package is neat and truly complete.

 

 

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SUPER MARIO PARTY

 

The newest member of Nintendo’s long-running multiplayer game series has landed on the Nintendo Switch, bringing a lot of fun and mini-games and all the Joy-Con swings you might want. You can connect and monitor multiple switches by separating Joy-Con with your friends or using Toad’s Rec Room.

 

Whether it’s through classic party mode exploring virtual board games and completing challenges or competing with friends through a more open but equally interesting Party Rusher model. If your Switch has become your social center, this is your next game.

 

 

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FIFA 19

 

Following the success of FIFA 18, EA Canada relaunched its football sim on the Nintendo Switch with many new techniques and changes. While it does not have The Travel mode, the story-telling mode that began elsewhere in FIFA 17, this boasted the new Champions League mode and all the licenses accompanied.

 

Toxic and ball physics have been in development for this year’s set, so the pace of play today is much more intense and the balls require less skill in catch and control. Instead, it makes for a much better experience locally or online.

 

 

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POKÉMON: LET’S GO, EEVEE!

 

Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu! and Let’s Go, Eevee! marks the first item in the series that appears on the Nintendo Switch and the first that appears on a console that is not entirely in control. So for the first time, you can catch and fight Pokémon from your TV and play in any other mode that Switch offers.

 

Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu combines elements from old entries with lots of fresh ideas! and Let’s Go, Eevee! presents an entry that will appeal to almost every Pokémon fan and offers new players the perfect jumping point.

 

One of the very best Switch games and a must-play for Pokémon fans.

 

 

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SUSHI STRIKER: THE WAY OF SUSHIDO

 

Nintendo has many hits this year, including Mario Tennis Aces and Pokemon: Let’s Go Pikachu / Let Go Eevee, to name a few, but there’s a good chance you haven’t heard of any of its other first-party titles: Sushi Striker: Sushido’s Road. Which is unfortunate, because it’s a hidden gem that deserves more love.

 

Mixing intense screen puzzles where you match different types of sushi to create powerful combos, this RPG of the Masha genres, together with wanton, has been abandoned and proved to be one of the most intriguing new IPs of the year. Also available in 3DS if you want to try its stylus fishery instead.

 

 

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SUPER SMASH BROS. ULTIMATE

 

Nintendo Switch has cemented itself as a unique yet robust platform, and it has just added yet another system-selling, must-have title to its gargantuan library: the Super Smash Bros Ultimate ‘fighting game.

 

With over 70 characters to choose from, new and classic scenes from across Nintendo’s many games and franchises, and another fine-tuned system to keep even the most dedicated professionals happy, this is a fighting game worthy of the recognition it has already received.

 

You can even use your old GameCube controllers with an adapter, of course, which just shows how Nintendo has listened to the series fans and created a brawler that’s as fun for beginners as it is for experienced eSports masters.

 

 

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SEGA MEGA DRIVE CLASSICS

 

So often does SEGA release a new collection of classic Mega Drive / Genesis games, but it marks the first time for some of those glittering 16-bit hits for the Nintendo Switch. There are over 50 games to choose from per cartridge, including the Golden Ax, Altered Beast, and Streets of Rage.

 

Best of all, the collection has many modern amenities, such as the ability to save at any time, the rewind function to eliminate premature mistakes, and the ability to customize your Joy-Con controls. If you love all things retro, this game is for you.

 

 

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NEW SUPER MARIO BROS. U DELUXE

 

The latest Wii U game will save the new Super Mario Bros. from the platform’s obscurity, combining the original game with Luigi’s new super Luigi U campaign and some extra content. This 2.5D scrolling platform game features the classic settings of the original Mario game, adding the creativity and originality of modern Nintendo design.

 

There are some extra characters to play with, support for four-player multiplayer games and 164 courses to traverse it is a juicy little package if you like some platform fun on the Switch.

 

 

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