And while you can really use any TV so long as it has the right hookups, some will work better than others. For instance, you don’t want just any TV. Ideally, you want something with a native 120Hz refresh rate for games, a variable refresh rate feature, HDMI 2.1, a gaming mode, etc. Sony’s new Bravia XR TVs have most or all of those features, plus a few more. Having said that, you’ll be paying a premium for them....

While the release may have been mostly unexpected, it also makes sense. Actraiser was originally released for the Super Nintendo. It’s also being released for the Nintendo Switch, which was what the livestream was mostly about. All that aside, Actraiser: Renaissance is like any other premium Square Enix game that’s been ported to Android – somewhat costly. Actraiser: Renaissance costs $20, but you get a lot for that price Actraiser: Renaissance costs $20, but you get a lot for that price...

That may not seem like a steep discount for Cyber Monday on these Bose smart glasses. But the difference in price is more than reasonable. With Bose Frames Alto S/M dropping from $199 to $149.07. Meanwhile, Bose Frames Alto M/L — the company’s medium to larger-sized smart glasses — only cost $143.07 for Cyber Monday. Conversely, Bose Frames Tempo typically starts out at $249, with the price cut taking the price to $219....

It’s packed with action, rich and oftentimes challenging combat, and a gorgeous world that you can’t help but want to explore. The only downside to the beauty the game offers is that there’s no easy way to visually explore every nook and cranny. Since this is an isometric action RPG, instead of first-person, there’s a lot of amazing scenery you just might miss if you aren’t paying attention. And that’s partly why I spent upwards of 20+ hours over what it takes to beat the game running around its many areas....

The software on the original Surface Duo was really buggy The software on the original Surface Duo was really buggy Most of the people who reviewed last year’s Surface Duo walked away with a sour taste in their mouths. The hardware was nice, and the overall aesthetic was pleasant, but the software experience left much to be desired; it was very poorly optimized for the Duo’s eccentric form factor. This is an issue for a lot of different devices that try to make Android do something it wasn’t built to do....