JSAUX has established a strong reputation for creating practical and thoughtfully designed accessories, and the Split Everyday Case exemplifies an understanding of how users interact with their consoles daily. Rather…
As handheld gaming PCs increasingly bridge the gap between portable and desktop gaming, a dependable docking station has evolved from a mere accessory to an essential component. After using the…
When traveling with your Steam Deck, both space and protection are essential, alongside convenience. After using the Double-Decker Travel Supply Case, it became evident that this is far more than…
There’s a new movement in the PS5 exploit scene — just not the kind people usually expect. Developer Gezine has officially released Luac0re 1.0, a working userland exploit tied to…
Sony Quietly Removed a Critical Piece — and Devs Are Now Looking for a New Path The PS5 exploit scene just got a reality check. Developer Gezine recently shared a…
The recent PS5 “exploit” news isn’t a jailbreak or user-accessible hack — it’s a userland code execution vulnerability that does not, on its own, jailbreak consoles or let users install…
Thanks to the wonderful folks at JSAUX, we were able to get our hands on several accessories for the ROG Xbox Ally X. Below is a breakdown of what we…
*Special thanks to the Victrix team at EVO, who provided us with a review unit and met with us* The Victrix Pro BFG Reloaded is a high-end PS5 controller designed…
If you’ve been gaming on the ASUS ROG Ally, you already know its biggest weakness — battery life. The stock 40 Wh cell just doesn’t cut it, especially when you…
A fresh update from Gezine’s BD-JB-1250 project is here for PS4 firmware 9.00–12.02, and it’s all about speed and flexibility. Lapse 1.0 auto-loads your system payload.bin straight from USB, or…
Valve’s Steam Deck OLED has just received a major hardware upgrade—thanks to the daring efforts of modder SlickBuys Mods and Repairs, who has successfully doubled the device’s RAM from 16GB…
A fresh PS4 userland exploit has dropped—this time using BD-J (Blu-ray Java) instead of the traditional Lua-based methods. Developed by @gezine_dev, the new BD-JB exploit supports firmware versions up to…
