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Nearly a decade on, The Division is still one of gaming’s most immersive worlds: a snow-choked Manhattan at Christmas, collapsing in real time. Worth playing in 2026? 

The Retroid Pocket 6 is faster, more powerful, and technically impressive. So why am I not upgrading from my Pocket 5? This isn’t about specs — it’s about ownership, saturation, and learning to enjoy what we already have.

I genuinely thought a hacked PS3 would be the tidy answer for PS2 nostalgia. It wasn’t. Here’s the honest reason I went back to original hardware, and why it ended up being the better call.

Still fun in 2025? We revisit Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 on Xbox 360, exploring Master League, match feel, and why it remains one of the last great PES games.

He’s back… Every now and then a game lands that instantly takes me back to a very specific time and place. Terminator 2D: No Fate did exactly that. From the moment it booted up on my Nintendo Switch OLED, it felt like a straight shot back to the 16-bit era…

A reflective review of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered, looking at the campaign today, how it plays now, and whether it’s still worth revisiting.

AI has been part of education for longer than most people realise — just usually in the background. Search, spellcheck, recommendation systems, even the way learning platforms flag “at risk” students… it’s all been nudging decisions for years. What’s changed recently is that generative AI has pushed itself right to…

AI is changing construction through smarter scheduling, automated progress tracking, and faster design iteration — but the biggest shift is how professionals validate, govern, and apply outputs. This article explores current use cases, limitations, emerging skills, and a realistic 5–10 year outlook.

Jusant is one of those games I keep returning to, not to finish, but to feel. A calm, thoughtful climb through a quiet world that values atmosphere, emotion, and pace over challenge or spectacle.