Anyone that knows me knows I’m completely obsessed with Japan. The food, the cars, the culture, the streets, the neon lights, the mountain roads, the vending machines every ten metres, all of it. So when I first heard that Forza Horizon 6 was finally heading to Japan, my excitement levels were honestly ridiculous. It felt like one of those settings racing game fans have wanted forever, and after spending quite a bit of time in Japan recently myself, this was easily my most an

I went into Pokémon Pokopia on the Switch 2 with a mix of curiosity and cautious optimism. It’s not your typical Pokémon game, and it doesn’t take long to realise that’s very intentional. Instead of battles, gyms, and a big push forward, this is something much slower, much more about settling in and building something over time. The easiest way to describe it is Animal Crossing with a Pokémon skin, but that almost undersells what it’s doing. You’re not just decorating a house

There’s something oddly satisfying about watching a machine quietly take care of one of your most annoying chores. That’s exactly where I found myself with the Eufy E15 Robot Lawn Mower. I went into this expecting a cool bit of tech… what I didn’t expect was how quickly it would become something I genuinely didn’t want to live without. And yeah, it’s not perfect. But it’s very close. First impressions matter, and this thing absolutely nails it. Straight out of the box, it loo

I’ve been through a lot of robot vacuums over the years, and honestly, most of them land somewhere between “pretty decent” and “why did I even bother?”. They all promise the same thing, less effort, more automation, but in reality you’re still fixing maps, untangling brushes, or going on a rescue mission when they get stuck under something they had no business going near. The Mova V50 Ultra is the first one I’ve used that actually feels like it’s doing what these things have

I’ve spent a fair bit of time recently with the Gravastar Mercury Neon Graffiti V75 Pro now, both for work and gaming, and it’s one of those keyboards that immediately makes an impression before you’ve even plugged it in. This thing is an absolute unit. The first thing you notice is the weight. It’s seriously heavy. Not in a gimmicky way either, it just feels dense, solid, and expensive. The full metal frame gives it this almost overbuilt quality, like it was designed to surv

A flawed but memorable remake of a cult classic

I didn’t boot up Fallout 4 on the Switch 2 expecting to get hooked. It was meant to be one of those “jump in, check performance, see what it’s like” kind of sessions. Maybe an hour, take some notes, move on. I’ve played Fallout 4 before. I know what it is. I didn’t think this version was going to change anything. But then I stepped out of Vault 111… and just kept going. You know how Fallout does that thing where you tell yourself you’ll follow the main quest, and then ten min

I went into Nioh 3 with very low expectations, and that is probably the biggest compliment I can give it. I do not usually enjoy soulslike games. I am not particularly good at them, and more often than not they end up frustrating me rather than pulling me back in. Elden Ring is the perfect example. While I can appreciate why people love it, the lack of clear direction and constant feeling of being lost never really clicked with me. It felt like a game that demanded a level of

Nioh, Dragon Quest, Mario Tennis and... the Virtual Boy???

When you first pick up the iPhone 17 Pro Max in silver, it doesn’t feel like it’s trying to impress you. There’s no over the top design flourish or loud statement. It’s quiet, confident, and polished in a way that almost hides how powerful the thing actually is. Apple has a knack for understatement, but this year’s Pro Max feels like the most refined version of that philosophy yet. The silver model especially has this almost liquid metal look to it, giving it this clean look