A (safe) Razor hoverboard, a stainless steel french press, and a Hugo award-winning novel lead off Friday’s best deals. Read more...Powered by WPeMatico... more.

Taken on their own, individual Steam reviews don’t offer a whole lot of value. But taken together, they spin a yarn about a game that’s equal parts fascinating, weird, and occasionally funny.Read more...Powered by WPeMatico... more.

Last week I started sizing up the new GTA Online update, Import/Export. It added a ton of new missions and wacky cars. But a lot of this content was inaccessible if you didn’t have a lot of in-game money. You’d have to be rich (virtually, at least) to play it. So I spent the last week getting money and have been playing a lot more.Read more...Powered by WPeMatico... more.

Anker PowerCore II, $35 with code A1273011Anker’s PowerCore line has reigned as our readers’ favorite USB battery pack for nearly a year, and its long awaited sequel is now rolling out in the form of the PowerCore II.Read more...Powered by WPeMatico... more.

$1 Movie Rentals. Promo Code MOVIE99.If you need a way to fill your holiday downtime, Amazon will rent you any movie in their digital catalog for a buck today with promo code MOVIE99. That applies to holiday films, new releases (I’m renting Sully), classics; if you can rent it on Amazon, you can rent it for $1.Read more...Powered by WPeMatico... more.

Here we have a legitimately captivating video in which the makers of Epic Battle Simulator (video games are good) demonstrate what their game is capable of. This video is eight minutes long, and I watched the whole damn thing:Read more...Powered by WPeMatico... more.

A Florida woman has won a battle which will allow her to keep her pet alligator. An alligator which wears a jacket, rides an ATV and looks a lot like Diddy Kong Racing’s Krunch.Read more...Powered by WPeMatico... more.

Here, after much deliberation, is a collection of the best concept art from video games released in 2016.Read more...Powered by WPeMatico... more.

Today on Highlight Reel we have headshots, awkward dancing, Rainbow Six Siege aces, perfect Halo 5 timing and much more!Read more...Powered by WPeMatico... more.

Since the 2011 debut of its first super-skinny gaming laptop, Razer has supplemented the Blade line with models either smaller or less expensive than original. Starting at $3,699, the new Blade Pro bucks that trend, resulting in Razer’s the most impressive desktop replacement yet.Read more...Powered by WPeMatico... more.