Gen3D Tech

I will never buy a lame console just to play a game. I was going to paitently wait for the PC version. Now that I know there is a working PC version, and you are withholding it on purpose, I will be keeping my money now. I will buy something else from a developer who actually cares about PC gamers. PC is the superior platform and I will not lower my standards. I have purchased ever single GTA game since the very beginning, but you have abandoned the platform that gave you your start back in 1997 on DOS. I refuse to be treated like a 2nd class citizen. I will take my money and support elsewhere. Bye!

Looks interesting.

Checking out the @ATTACKSHARKGEAR Mega B2 wireless mouse with rapid trigger. Yes this is heavier than most rapid trigger mice but they did a fantastic job of balancing the mouse. A lot of RT mice are front heavy. It is also a larger size mouse and feels much lighter than what the 65g weight. The mouse skates are super nice and it feels well built. The haptics are good and it has all flag ship internals, for under $100. I think I paid $79 shipped. Side buttons and scroll wheel are solid. The coating is smooth but not the most grippy. If you are looking for a lower cost mouse to try RT on, then this is a good option. They should be selling at Amazon eventually, but you can buy it on their web-store currently.

Need to try this.

The new @HyperX Haste 3 Pro with a Composite Carbon Fiber shell, that comes in at 47g. With updated internals and a price of $129, it is a decent deal for a flagship mouse. This is the best Haste I have tried and I have them all. The coating is mega grippy and the clicks are very stratifying. The scroll wheel is not my favorite as it spins a little to loose for my taste. It comes with glass skates installed but there is a pair of PTFE skates in the box. I wish it came with no skates installed so you can choose what to put on. There is web software so you have to install there software. They really should work on getting web software. The software options are pretty basic compared to most mice in 2026, but I performed really well in game. I have aways been a big fan of the shape. There are a few working discount codes out there and I was able to get the price down to $101 with free shipping. If you have an older Haste mouse, I can easily recommend upgrading to this one!

The newest @HyperX Haste is here! The Haste 3 Pro!

Anyone have a spare FUJI+Dual-Rail Magnetic Switch I can buy? I broke one of the stems on one of the switches on my @arbiterstudio Mecha Godzilla keyboard. It's one of my favorite keyboards.

I contend that modern AAA developers were given far too much creative freedom and simply stopped caring about their core fanbase—an audience they frequently seem to loathe. Personally, I checked out on their games ten years ago. Electronic Arts used to be a great company, but most younger gamers have absolutely no clue why EA was originally formed. It was founded in the 1980s by a collective of game makers who were deeply dissatisfied with the corporate constraints of development. They wanted to build a company that would publish games made by gamers, for gamers. Tragically, EA eventually morphed into a much worse version of the exact corporate entity they hated. A perfect example of this tragedy is BioWare. I deeply loved that studio. Games like Baldur's Gate, Knights of the Old Republic, and the early Dragon Age titles were some of the best games ever made. It is extremely sad to see what happened to BioWare, largely because EA completely failed to protect the core values and creative identity of this legendary developer. Instead, they began hiring highly unqualified people just to fill arbitrary corporate quotas. Many of these new hires did not care about the source material, or even gaming in general. Studios became filled with people who viewed themselves as activists rather than game developers. I am sure there were still incredibly talented individuals there who genuinely cared about these franchises, and I am certain they could see the company was heading down a dangerous path. Every single time a franchise tries to forcefully change who its core audience is, it always fails. Instead of taking responsibility for these missteps, corporate leadership often blames the fanbase, which only pushes loyal players further away. It is no wonder that developers outside of North America are finding so much success right now. They actually know their audience and produce the games their players want to play. It really isn't rocket science. I have been gaming since the 1970s, and the corporate slop currently coming out of North America is the worst it has ever been. Thankfully, independent games are the exception to this trend. At the end of the day, developers can make whatever game they want. But when you fundamentally alienate your core audience, you will always lose. I only hope this can serve as a lesson for other studios and publishers, but sadly I believe this will fall on deaf ears.

Our office guard Husky, Zeta, is hard at work keeping us safe.

Interesting at least.

New mouse testing assistant.

Checking out the @SteelSeries Sensei Mini.

This is a crazy new method to create a OLED panel capable of refresh speeds up to 700hz, and it actually reduces production costs with far less material waste. This is looks very exciting, but it looks like we will need to wait until 2028 before we see it in production.

One of the GOAT’s is gone…

Do you know how long it will take me to test all 350 of my mice!?! 😅 I will do a few though.

Darmoshark is making a RT keyboard? This actually looks really nice! Very clean ascetic!

This could be a good upgrade option for people who still have DDR4 but need a CPU upgrade beyond what a 14th Gen Intel CPU can offer. The next couple of years for home computing will be just brutal, so do whatever you can until things get better. I was lucky to upgrade right before everything went crazy, so I will be sitting pat for the next few years, unless I hit the lotto! lol