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ASUS ROG Xbox Ally X Release Date
October 16, 2025 is the day the ROG Xbox Ally and its bigger brother, the ROG Xbox Ally X, arrive. These handhelds, born from the union of Microsoft and ASUS, will change the way we game on the go. Announced at Gamescom 2025, they’ll be available in over 30 countries including the US, UK, Japan, Australia with more to follow. Brazil and India will get the Ally X this fall, the base model will arrive in China this fall and the Ally X will get to China early next year.

New Fallout Season 2 Images Release Date New Vegas
Dust blows across the cracked desert floor and neon flickers on the horizon. Fallout’s second season is coming this December on Prime Video. After the first season’s explosive premiere, Amazon’s adaptation of Bethesda’s post-apocalyptic video game series is doubling down, taking its characters – and its fans – to the iconic, crazy city of New Vegas.

Arm Mobile Graphics Neural Super Sampling (NSS) Technology
Mobile gaming has always been a balancing act, as developers have to juggle sharp visuals, smooth performance and battery life, often making compromises to keep everything in check on the limited hardware of smartphones. Arm, a company whose chip designs power most of the world’s mobile devices, is changing that equation with Neural Super Sampling (NSS), paired with dedicated neural accelerators in future Arm GPUs.

Custom Handheld Gaming PC NVIDIA RTX 4090
A Chinese modder named Qingchen DIY has built a handheld gaming PC that’s a fever dream for gamers who want raw power. This custom built device is made from the guts of a high end gaming laptop and leaves commercial handhelds in the dust. With a 12.5 inch 4K touchscreen and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 Laptop GPU it’s a experiment of what happens when you don’t compromise on specs for portability.

Neuromuscular Aimbot Electric Assist
Inventor Nicholas, the mastermind behind the YouTube channel Basically Homeless, unveils his latest project, a neuromuscular aim-assist system that involves wiring his arm to a computer that shocks his muscles into action. This setup basically makes his hand snap to targets in milliseconds, rivaling the reaction times of professional gamers.