Well, this was the first foray into a new piece of hardware for Digitalchumps. I never thought I would have so much fun putting together a dual monitor mount and even more fun enjoying the majesty of trying different configurations. But here we are. The NITROGLIDE Dual Monitor Stand from manufacturer HUANUO was a pleasant dive into the monitor stand world. The stand was easy to put together, gave ...[Read More]
Sometimes it doesn’t take a $200 SCUF controller to enjoy a gameplay session. Sometimes a $49.99 controller is just fine. Well, Hyperkin has just that controller for you with The Competitor. This $49.99 wonder features hall effect thumbsticks, impulse triggers (for that extra immersion), a programmable backend, and just enough customizable grip to make it seem like you’ve got a fancy controller. W...[Read More]
I’m digging that Stream Deck. Anyway, enjoy the official announcement below. MILPITAS, CA – November 11, 2025 – CORSAIR® (NASDAQ:CRSR), a leading global developer and manufacturer of high-performance gear and technology for gamers, content creators, and PC enthusiasts, today debuted the next chapter in its exclusive multi-year, cross-brand partnership with the critically acclaimed Call...[Read More]
They both look slick. Hope they’re good as they look. Enjoy the official details below. San Diego, CA – October 14, 2025 – Leading gaming accessories maker Turtle Beach Corporation (Nasdaq: TBCH) today announced the global launch of the new Turtle Beach® Vulcan™ II TKL RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard and Turtle Beach® Burst™ II Pro Esports Gaming Mouse. The Vulcan II TKL RGB mec...[Read More]
The last time I had any joy from using a racing wheel was when I was cheating in a NASCAR tournament sponsored by Interact at one of my many Electronic Entertainment Expos. Back in those days, it was more about grip and pedal feel with a racing hardware design, and making it compatible with everything. Precision and prestige in bringing a real-world racing experience need not apply. By the way, I ...[Read More]
My first journey into the pro controller gaming scene this year was with the Victrix controller from Turtle Beach. That controller introduced me to a new way to play fighting games without a stick, as well as a professional way to play Track and Field. Say what you will about the latter, but it excels on that damn controller. Anyway, it had been a hot minute since I journeyed into the Pro controll...[Read More]
My foray into the keyboard world this year has taught me quite a bit about what to expect when trying to choose a good keyboard. In my opinion, comfort, stability, flexibility, and good software are the main categories to judge a keyboard when picking the right one. Sometimes keyboards can be spot-on in those categories, and sometimes they can be a little off. Rarely are they so far off that the u...[Read More]
I despise the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 Joy-Cons. I cannot stress that enough. I. HATE. THEM. They’re small, they’re not built for adult hands, and they cause a fair amount of pain for me. This is probably 50% of the reason why I avoid playing on each system. And don’t get me started on the Pro controllers. I mean, seriously, $89? For a controller? No thanks. So, what is a boy to do to get back...[Read More]
As you are aware, or maybe you’re not, I’m a huge keyboard fanatic and someone tough to please when it comes to the perfect keyboard experience. Raised on an IBM globe typewriter, properly computer keyboard assimilated through a Commodore 128, my keyboard preferences are precise as they are particular. My fav? Creamy keyboards that are adjustable every which way and seamlessly programmed through a...[Read More]
These all look nice. Enjoy the official details below. San Diego, CA – August 5, 2025 – Leading gaming accessories maker Turtle Beach Corporation (Nasdaq: TBCH) today unveiled a significant expansion to its line of simulation and racing game accessories. The new gear includes two new VelocityOne™ Race simulation accessories – the Turtle Beach® VelocityOne™ Race KD3 wheel and pedals s...[Read More]
Over the past few years, I’ve used Logitech’s G502 HERO as my gaming mouse of choice. It had some heft, it had the appropriate amount of extra buttons, it had a simple LED (which I never bothered to adjust), and an excellent 25k DPI sensor. I’ve gone through two units because of how I’ve become so attached to its ergonomic design and how I could add some weight to it. Yes, dear reader, I’ve opted ...[Read More]