Brendan Greene, the creator of the game PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, sat down with Digital Trends to talk about how he helped turn a mod to a video game sensation. PUBG propelled the battle royale game genre into the mainstream, inspiring the likes of Fortnite and Apex Legends.

Software developers are starting to progress fasters than hardware is capable of keeping up, a trend we've seen at CES this year.

Virtual Reality headsets finally made their way into homes in 2016. There were a few speed bumps on the road to perfect immersion, and we still haven’t solved some of them, but the journey has just begun.

The Oculus Touch controllers will be making their way to Rift owners soon. We’ve had some time with them, and despite a few kinks, there’s a lot to like about the new controllers.

The virtual reality version of Rock Band lets you make each song your own and play straight from the heart. But beware -- being up on stage may feel a little too real.

The fourth episode after a trilogy can be awkward, but 'Gears of War 4' avoids that fate by going back to what made the first three games so successful, and rebuilding the engine from the ground up.

Forget the holodeck. 'Star Trek: Bridge Crew' will have you and your friends sitting at the helm of a massive starship, working together to pilot it on new adventures.

Everyone loves the vibrant worlds and characters of Pixar, but behind every Dory and Buzz Lightyear are impressive machines and sophisticated software.

Asus has been hard at work on its new systems and components, including 4K screens, liquid-cooled laptops, overclocked graphics cards, and motherboards.

With Nvidia's proprietary refresh management technology finding its way into more systems, it's time to sit down and ask whether it's worth investing in.

Mobile World Congress this year brought with it a number of updates to major flagship phones, including additions to the HTC One and Samsung Galaxy lines.

With late 2014 releases scheduled for big Ubisoft games, we start getting some substantial details and some new video.

The Case Logic Prevailer is one of the most affordable laptop backpacks for 17-inch laptops, but does it cut too many corners to get there?

With a no-nonsense feature set and top-notch performance, the Cougar 550M is a great choice among gaming mice - depending on what genres you play.

Ubisoft’s For Honor is putting gaming PCs on notice with an appetite for power, and you’ll be sent packing if your machine can’t hold up its own sword. Here’s what to expect.

LG's new lineup of Gram notebooks with Intel's Seventh-Generation processors are in stores now, and the heaviest is just 2.4 pounds.

AMD's Ryzen may not dominate every aspect of performance, but its presence may be enough to jolt an industry starved for competition back to life.

We’ve had enough of these slims laptops with fancy hinges and carbon fiber whatever. IBM’s newest ThinkPad is a reminder of a simpler time, and its design is a real head-turner.

If you're still on Windows 8, you should give Windows 10 a look and compare their core differences. Don't wait too long -- support for Windows 8 ends in 2023.

Upgrading your video card will improve your computing experience across the board, and open up a new world of video games. It couldn't be easier.

With premium features like active noise-cancelling and Bluetooth connectivity, it’s not hard to see the benefits of the Symphony 1.

The Intel NUC Core i7 is a customizable, compact computer, with a speedy processor. That being said, most users will find the cheaper Core i5 version will get the job done just as well for $100 less.

A combination modem/router, powerline adapter kit, and a pair of Wi-Fi range extenders are among the many products Netgear is ready to debut at CES 2016.

Two of the biggest tech manufacturers are going head-to-head with familiar 2-in-1s. Should you stick to the Surface, or shoot for the Galaxy?

VR headsets have exploded onto the scene, but one, the open source Hacker Dev Kit, has been quietly building a following for a year, and it's time to shine.

Nintendo may be discontinuing the NES Classic, but that doesn’t mean you must give up on playing classic Nintendo games. Crafting your own is as easy as picking a few parts off Amazon and formatting a memory card.

With a wide selection of components, a fast-moving landscape, and a wealth of resources, there's never been a better time to build your own computer

While there's no wrong way to build a gaming desktop, there are some that are better than others. We want to know which method you prefer.

While the turn-based Civilization VI looks simple enough to run on paper, it takes some serious hardware. We’ve got some tips to achieve advanced-era frame rates.

: Is your performance in Battlefield 1 crashing like an airship? We’ve got the best tips for getting your PC performance into top shape. You’ll have it running smoother than a thoroughbred Arabian in no time.