The never-ending feud between console and PC gaming has been ongoing for decades, but the benefits to PC gaming are undeniable for this gamer.

But you won't be able to buy it separately.

The next console you buy will be a PC. That’s the pitch behind Microsoft’s next-gen Xbox, dubbed Project Helix, and Valve’s long-awaited and still-unpriced Steam Machine. If you want a hint of what the future of gaming may entail, you don’t have to look far.

Microsoft has revealed Project Helix, a $1,000 next-generation Xbox console-PC hybrid featuring a custom AMD chipset and AI upscaling, launching in late 2027.

On the eve of the system’s release, tech reviewers across the internet are sharing their thoughts on the new ROG Xbox Ally, Microsoft’s long-anticipated foray into the portable gaming market. Announced back in June at the annual Xbox Showcase, the ROG ...

In Western PC markets, titles ranked 21 and below accounted for 56% of spending in 2025, up from 48% in 2022. Most PC revenue now comes

Open any gaming PC, and chances are the blue icon of Steam is sitting right there on the desktop. Not hidden, not optional, but almost expected. Over time, Steam has gone from being just another launcher to becoming the default storefront for PC gaming,

While 'top 20' PC games like Minecraft and Fortnite are still the most-played, over 50% of the sector's revenue comes from other titles.

For decades, gaming was defined by your choice of platform. You were either a console kid, a PC purist, or, more recently, part of the mobile-first generation. However, as 2025 continues to evolve the landscape, the once-clear lines between these groups ...

At the core of Project Helix lies its hybrid gaming system, designed to eliminate the traditional divide between PC and console gaming. This unified platform allows you to play Xbox and PC games interchangeably,