Analogue's Pocket is a modern successor of the Game Boy that supports over 2,780 games from various systems, without any emulators.
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Furniture company Herman Miller and Logitech G have announced the Embody Gaming Chair - the "first truly ergonomic chair" for gamers.
In a human-less world, Stray is a futuristic "catventure" inspired by Kowloon Walled City. Will you make your way home? Coming to PS5 in 2021.
Samsung has announced its ultra-curved 49-inch Odyssey G9 gaming monitor is now open for pre-order.
In case you missed it, Fortnite featured a Travis Scott virtual concert last week, attended by 12.3 million players of the battle royale game.
Google Play Games has added a new 'Play Together' feature that allows people to play games and compete with their friends.
Just weeks after announcing the specs of the upcoming PlayStation 5, Sony has shared the first images of its new DualSense game controller for the PS5.
Facebook Gaming tournaments is a new feature to bring people together and help them play virtually - offering formats for every level of player.
As the Coronavirus pandemic keeps people at home, Twitter has seen a 71% increase in gaming conversations during the last two weeks of March.
As part of its partnership with Riot Games, Louis Vuitton is unveiling Prestige Skins for League of Legends, unlockable from November 10.
Giphy Arcade is a new platform that allows users to create, play and share their own Giphy-powered microgames.
adidas took on Snapchat to promote its new 8-BIT baseball cleats with the first ever shoppable game on the platform.
Facebook announced Horizon, its own VR sandbox universe where you can build your own games, play and socialize with friends.
Google has announced an exciting addition to its services with the arrival of Stadia, a new gaming platform that doesn't require hardware.
Snapchat will soon let you play games with a character that looks just like you. How? By letting you use your Bitmoji in games you play on its platform.
Snapchat last week announced the launch of the Snap Games platform, that allows users to launch and play games right from the Chat bar - while chatting with their friends.
According to recent reports, Snapchat is working on a gaming platform for developers - and is planning to launch it next month.
In light of the success of its Instant Games platform Facebook is now bringing Instant Games to Gaming Groups and to Facebook Lite - the "diet version" of its platform for Android devices.