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Ahead of its 2022 release, we take a look at KartRider: Drift where we've had the chance to experience its recent third Closed Beta.

A quiet month ensues after recent big events and reveals in the tech and gaming world, but November still has some interesting news to find.

PS5 exclusive Returnal combines developer Housemarque's arcade legacy with rouque-like elements to bring a game that is full of challenge.

Amazon SG has expanded their online store experience with the launch of their new Gaming Store! Find all your gaming needs in one place!

From flying in the skies to gunning down players in the virtual world, see the story of how an ex-air stewardess became the streamer Syeolli.

Get together with the community for PlayStation's Playful Festival, where prizes can be won just by playing!

September 2020 has been big for tech news, and we are still only in its second week. Here's a round-up of everything revealed thus far!

We’ve seen multiple ways in which Singaporeans are supporting others during the COVID-19 pandemic, what with the very public campaigns of clapping and singing our national day song ‘Home’. Now we can add another to the list — gaming. Specifically, it is a programme aimed at raising funds for home-based nursing, migrant workers and lower-income families. Called #PlayApartTogether (or #PATSG), viewers can tune in over two weekends, 23 – 24 May and 30 – 31 May, to watch local personalities showcase their gaming skills on various popular games like Call of Duty: Warzone, Beat Saber and Just Dance 2020. View…

Gaming; one of the most favoured activities to relax and wile away the hours. Though it has come under less than ideal circumstances, now is probably the best time to fish out your controller and start searching for something to play. So in wake of the recent circuit breaker implementation, here are our suggestions on some games to get into while you are stuck in your home. For the long haul With stay-at-home measures lasting till May and potentially could be extended longer, finding a game with content that lasts is probably high up among people’s list. Look no further…

2019 has gone and passed. We’ve had a number of major headlines dole out throughout the year; the highs of the unexpected success of Apex Legends, to the lows of the fallout from the Blizzard/Blitzchung debacle. But the past is the past, and we now head on to the year 2020, which is aiming to be one of the most exciting for the gaming industry. Here are the headlines that you should expect for gaming in the year 2020: An onslaught of GOTY contenders 2019 has been a quiet year for gaming. Yes, we had spectacular games in Sekiro: Shadows…