Dom Nero
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Onyx Boox Tab Ultra C e-ink Tablet Review 2023
The Tab Ultra C does it all—and most importantly—it doesn’t hurt your eyes. → Read More
When Will Nintendo Bring Young Link Back to The Legend of Zelda?
Because Zelda is at its best when its a coming-of-age story. → Read More
'Jedi: Survivor' Review: Star Wars Searches For a New Voice
The sequel to 'Fallen Order' may not be the big new thing in the galaxy far, far away. But this game is one step closer. → Read More
The Razer Edge Is the Best Handheld Gaming Device Right Now
Cloud-capable? Check. AMOLED screen? Check. Ultra-powerful? You bet. The Razer Edge might as great as advertised, but it's still an incredible handheld. → Read More
Let the Razer Blade 15 Laptop Replace Your Gaming Consoles
The Razer Blade 15 laptop packs enough power to make your desktop PC and consoles obsolete. → Read More
'Stray' Video Game Shows Man's (Other) Best Friend in a New Light
In movies and TV shows, cats are usually villains or lazy, pretentious jerks. But the new game from Annapurna Interactive has me feeling things. → Read More
Video Game Worlds Are Big—But the BenQ TK700 4K Projector is Bigger
It’s one thing to play 'Elden Ring.' But to live inside it? Terrifying. → Read More
Sony's HT-AG Surround Sound System Goes Big for a Mighty Decent Price
The four-speaker setup splits the difference between super high-end and budget-friendly sound systems. → Read More
Samsung's New Tab S8 Makes the Case for an Android Alternative to Apple
Samsung's Galaxy Tab S8 is the top Android tablet on the market. Discover pros, cons, top features, and where to buy. → Read More
How 'The Batman' Fails 'Taxi Driver' In Attempting An Homage
Director Matt Reeves has cited 'Taxi Driver' as a primary inspiration for his Batman. That frightening film has no place in a superhero narrative. → Read More
Why 'Van Helsing' Deserved the Marvel Franchise Treatment
The monster mash feels just as exciting and distinctive now as it did almost two decades ago, when I was but a frumpy little boy, confused and aroused by leathery corsets, hairless werewolf chests, and Dracula’s three terrifyingly randy wives. → Read More
Sony's LinkBuds Are A Glimpse Into Our Inevitable, Always-Logged-On Future
The ring-shaped earbuds are so light and comfy, you might never take them off. → Read More
A Drinker’s Dilemma: Hangxiety
I get debilitating anxiety on the day after I drink. How the hell am I going to make it through my wedding? → Read More
The Analogue Pocket Has Me Falling In Love With the Game Boy All Over Again
The Analogue Pocket revitalizes the small-but-ambitious titles of the handheld era, giving gaming history a brighter future. → Read More
Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man Captures Peter Parker's Dopey Truth
In a multiverse of web-slingers, no actor understood the dopey sincerity of Peter Parker better than Tobey Maguire. → Read More
2021 Esquire Gadget Awards, According to Our Tech Experts
Across TVs, smartphones, workout machines, and more, check out Esquire’s 2021 Gadget Awards for the best tech released this year, according to our expert editors. → Read More
Unsighted Is a Genre-Defying, Zelda-Inspired RPG with a Soul
The action in Unsighted is top-tier, as are the weapon systems, the pixel art, the music. But the idea of consciousness, and the fear of losing it, is the real brilliance. → Read More
Nintendo’s Switch OLED Is for Anyone Desperate to Upgrade Their Crusty Old Switch
The Nintendo Switch OLED is not the Switch Pro, but if you’re looking for a small but noticeable screen upgrade, it’s worth the extra $50. → Read More
This Soundbar-Slash-Streaming-Device Is a No-Brainer for Anyone With a TV
I discovered the Roku Streambar Pro, which somehow simplified the entire home theater process into one. → Read More
It’s Time to Redeem 'Prometheus'
We were all disappointed by Ridley Scott’s new vision for the series. But to quote Noomi Rapace’s Dr. Shaw, “We were wrong. We were so, so wrong.” → Read More