Review: Logitech G900 Chaos Spectrum Wired/Wireless Gaming Mouse
Yes, yes, there has been no update recently, work and all that 😀 So today’s post will be about the newest addition to my menagerie of digital beasts, the Logitech…
2015 Linux Gaming haul: Game On!
So 2015 is sort of a big year for Linux gaming isn’t it? Steam releases their long awaited Steam Controller, the steam, Humble, and GOG linux library are growing bigger…
Timeout: The Castle Settlement on Fallout 4
Yes, I play games on Windows, and the one I’m currently playing is the awesome Fallout 4. One of the new feature touted by Bethesda on Fallout 4 is building…
Updating Nvidia Graphic driver on your Ubuntu 14.04/15.04/15.10 boxen
The release of SteamOS bring a slew of new exciting new games to our beloved platform, on top of hefty discounts on them as well as a couple of other…
Linux Gaming and fancy gaming mouse: Logitech M950 Performance MX vs TT eSports Level 10M Hybrid vs Steelseries Sensei Wireless vs Razer Ouroboros vs Apple Magic Mouse
Well, now that you have installed Steam and PlayonLinux, download some games, you’re ready to play your games, right? Not quite? So today, I’ll be doing a brief comparison between…
Review: Life is Strange Ep. 1: Chrysalis
Life is Strange is an episodic point and click adventure game, developed by DontNod, who made 2013’s Remember Me for Capcom. There will be 5 episodes in total, and the…
Linux Gaming Setup Part 2: Software configs, Nvidia binary driver, bumblebee, steam and playonlinux howto
I decided to make a second part of my Linux gaming setup post, as I feel that the first one is more like a list of stuff that are on…
Linux Gaming Setup Part 1: Overview and Hardware Selections
So, can you really game on linux? Well I am doing most of my gaming on linux nowadays. Of course, I’m not by any means, an avid PC gamer. In…
Review: A Saucy, Salamander Souped up Lenovo Ideapad Y510p
So I got a new laptop to replace my aging and abused Vaio VPCEA36FG that has served me admirably for almost four years. There are several reasons to that. First,…
Battle of tiny rodents: Logitech M905 Anywhere MX vs Razer Orochi
I don’t have desktop anymore. I game, browse, and do works on my laptop, which I lug around almost every day. Naturally, I look for a notebook mouse to accompany…