Guardians of the Galaxy’s Michael Rooker Joins Fast and Furious 9
Guardians of the Galaxy star Michael Rooker will be putting his pedal to the metal in Universal's Fast and Furious 9.
According to Deadline, Rooker, who plays fan-favourite character Yondu Udonta in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, has buckled up to join the unstoppable Fast and Furious franchise, taking on a last-minute role in the star-studded ensemble of the latest action sequel.
Guardians of the Galaxy’s Michael Rooker Joins Fast and Furious 9
Guardians of the Galaxy star Michael Rooker will be putting his pedal to the metal in Universal's Fast and Furious 9.
According to Deadline, Rooker, who plays fan-favourite character Yondu Udonta in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, has buckled up to join the unstoppable Fast and Furious franchise, taking on a last-minute role in the star-studded ensemble of the latest action sequel.
Blair Witch Hands-On Preview
Let’s just get this out of the way right now: I spent most of my time in the Blair Witch video game trying to pat the dog.
Believe me, you’ll want to. Your trusty canine companion Bullet is the only thing you’ll have to help you in Blair Witch, which is shaping up to be a frightening little throwback to an era where camcorders were at the cutting edge of technology. He’s as important a part of your (limited) arsenal as your camcorder, mobile phone, and flashlight, but he’s also an extremely adorable partner who you’ll want to protect against the mysterious horrors of the Black Hills Forest.
As ex-cop named Ellis on the search for 9-year-old Peter Shannon in the depths of the said forest, you’re armed with a camcorder, a walkie talkie, a flashlight, and Bullet. All have their uses, but Bullet is the most utilized, minute to minute. You can command him in several ways - Come, Seek, Reprimand (WHO WOULD CHOOSE THIS COMMAND EVER), Stay, Stay Close, and Pet, and I’m told that the way you treat him will influence his behavior later in the game. So patting him isn’t just something you’ll want to do, it’s something you should do.
Blair Witch Hands-On Preview
Let’s just get this out of the way right now: I spent most of my time in the Blair Witch video game trying to pat the dog.
Believe me, you’ll want to. Your trusty canine companion Bullet is the only thing you’ll have to help you in Blair Witch, which is shaping up to be a frightening little throwback to an era where camcorders were at the cutting edge of technology. He’s as important a part of your (limited) arsenal as your camcorder, mobile phone, and flashlight, but he’s also an extremely adorable partner who you’ll want to protect against the mysterious horrors of the Black Hills Forest.
As ex-cop named Ellis on the search for 9-year-old Peter Shannon in the depths of the said forest, you’re armed with a camcorder, a walkie talkie, a flashlight, and Bullet. All have their uses, but Bullet is the most utilized, minute to minute. You can command him in several ways - Come, Seek, Reprimand (WHO WOULD CHOOSE THIS COMMAND EVER), Stay, Stay Close, and Pet, and I’m told that the way you treat him will influence his behavior later in the game. So patting him isn’t just something you’ll want to do, it’s something you should do.
This Budget Gaming Desktop Comes with Ryzen 3rd Generation Processors
AMD Ryzen 3rd Generation processors have been making laps around Intel’s 9th Generation CPUs and its strange why more gaming PCs don’t offer them as a configuration option, but here we are with HP’s brand new Pavilion Gaming Desktop.
Like HP’s Pavilion Gaming Laptop lineup, this new green-tinged gaming PC is more budget oriented and features a less ostentatious design than its Omen lineup. Still you can pack a lot of power into these machines including 3000-series Ryzen processors with up to eight-cores (or Intel Core i7-9700 on the base model).
This Budget Gaming Desktop Comes with Ryzen 3rd Generation Processors
AMD Ryzen 3rd Generation processors have been making laps around Intel’s 9th Generation CPUs and its strange why more gaming PCs don’t offer them as a configuration option, but here we are with HP’s brand new Pavilion Gaming Desktop.
Like HP’s Pavilion Gaming Laptop lineup, this new green-tinged gaming PC is more budget oriented and features a less ostentatious design than its Omen lineup. Still you can pack a lot of power into these machines including 3000-series Ryzen processors with up to eight-cores (or Intel Core i7-9700 on the base model).
The HP Omen X 27 is a 240Hz QHD Gaming Monitor
Just when I thought there wasn’t room in the world for another 240Hz gaming monitor, HP has gone and introduced a refreshing take on the category with the Omen X 27 at Gamescom 2019.
In terms of sheer size, the Omen display’s 27-inch screen is a little bigger than the usual 25-inch monitors we see in this field. Additionally, the display resolves a QHD (2,560 x 1,440) resolution well above the current field of Full HD (1,920 x 1,080) options in the high-speed gaming monitor space.
The HP Omen X 27 is a 240Hz QHD Gaming Monitor
Just when I thought there wasn’t room in the world for another 240Hz gaming monitor, HP has gone and introduced a refreshing take on the category with the Omen X 27 at Gamescom 2019.
In terms of sheer size, the Omen display’s 27-inch screen is a little bigger than the usual 25-inch monitors we see in this field. Additionally, the display resolves a QHD (2,560 x 1,440) resolution well above the current field of Full HD (1,920 x 1,080) options in the high-speed gaming monitor space.
This 32-inch Gaming Monitor is a Big Screen for Small Desks
At Gamescom 2019, Samsung has introduced a new gaming monitor designed to provide you with both great image quality and a clean gaming space.
It just so happens to be called the Space Gaming Monitor and it’s essentially a 32-inch gaming monitor with an integrated monitor arm. This monitor arm is designed to be as minimal and compact as possible. In fact, it's basically a flat post when standing fully upright and it only folds down as you lower the monitor.
This 32-inch Gaming Monitor is a Big Screen for Small Desks
At Gamescom 2019, Samsung has introduced a new gaming monitor designed to provide you with both great image quality and a clean gaming space.
It just so happens to be called the Space Gaming Monitor and it’s essentially a 32-inch gaming monitor with an integrated monitor arm. This monitor arm is designed to be as minimal and compact as possible. In fact, it's basically a flat post when standing fully upright and it only folds down as you lower the monitor.