During the pandemic, I tested many wired headsets at Bestbuy and finally settled on the Steelseries Arctis 1 wireless. While I liked Logitech as a brand, their G432 headset didn’t deliver the bass or immersive sound I wanted, sounding a bit treble-heavy compared to others.
Category: Gaming
My reviews, thoughts and rants on video games, systems and more.
Jumping into Call of Duty late, I tried Cold War after dealing with hacked stats in older games. The 5-day trial hooked me instantly, and playing with friends from Modern Warfare 2 made it even better. If you’re a COD fan, definitely give it a shot!
Just started playing Modern Warfare 2 after years of Counterstrike GO, and I’m loving it. Adjusting to the aimed down sights instead of hip firing is tough, but the game’s really fun. Slowly learning maps and getting better day by day. Thinking about trying newer Call of Duty games!
I tried a few mice but the Logitech G603 quickly became my favorite. It fits my hand well, switches easily between Bluetooth and dongle, and performs flawlessly in games like Counterstrike and Call of Duty. Simple, reliable, and comfortable—definitely a great buy for gamers.
After testing several headsets, I chose the Steelseries Arctis 1 Wireless for its clear sound, comfort, and sleek design. Despite initial concerns about lag, this wireless option delivers great performance and practical features, making it my top gaming headset pick.
I’ve been playing CounterStrike since my trading floor days, starting out terrible at aiming and maps. Now, I mostly stick to deathmatch, tazing and knifing my way through matches. I’m no pro, but I’ve definitely improved and can hold my own against many players.
Why do some guys turn toxic the moment a gamer girl speaks? It’s baffling how insults fly just because she’s female, especially when she’s skilled. This hostility says a lot about some players, and I’m curious—what’s the real objective behind this behavior?
If you’ve added a lot of games to your NES Classic using Hakchi, watch out for the C8 Error on shutdown. It happens when too many games are on the main menu. Sorting them into folders by first letter helped me fix this without deleting titles I love.