Crush some houses like a Power Rangers megazord as you wrestle with Mechagodzilla
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It’s the final – for which, read sixth – day of our Six Days of Christmas giveaway series, in which PCGamesN and our sister sites, Pocket Tactics and The Loadout, have been offering prize draws to get you all in the festive mood.
All our previous giveaways are still open, so you’ve a chance to grab a bundle of cutting-edge wireless peripherals by Razer, a bunch of PC components from be quiet!, PC cooling solutions from Arctic, in-game loot for Raid: Shadow Legends, and a copy of horror game Remothered: Broken Porcelain. For our final prize, we’ve partnered with Modus Games to bring you a bunch of keys for the studio’s latest release: Override 2: Super Mech League.
Moto G9 Power Review: A surprisingly good smartphone that punches well above its price
Is this the best smartphone under Rs 12,000? December 22, 2020 / 01:22 PM IST
Motorola recently launched a new budget phone in India under its famed G series. The Moto G9 Power arrived in India as the most affordable 5G handset (Moto G 5G). As the name suggests, the Moto G9 Power is the beefier sibling of the previously unveiled Moto G9. However, the G9 Power has arrived at an almost similar price as the standard G9, with the latter getting a marginal price cut.
The Moto G9 Power is priced at Rs 11,999 and is available in a single 4GB/64GB configuration. With the Moto G9 Power, Motorola aims to deliver a value-oriented experience, providing a whole lot for less, much-like its competitors. But the sub-12K segment is quite competitive, and it isn’t going to be easy to stand out in the crowd. So, let’s take an in-depth look at the Moto G9 Power.
We re giving away PC, PS4, Xbox, and Switch codes
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Christmas is a time for giving, and we’re in a pretty giving mood. Over the course of the week, PCGamesN and our sister sites, The Loadout and Pocket Tactics, are delivering you a series of gaming giveaways. So far we’ve dropped in-game loot for Raid: Shadow Legends and a wireless Razer peripheral giveaway, but today we wanted to shake things up and offer something different – codes for Remothered: Broken Porcelain.
If you’re not familiar with the name, Remothered: Broken Porcelain is a survival horror game – created by Chris Darril and Darril Arts, and developed by Stormind Games – that’ll have you sneaking around the Ashmann Inn (and its creepy inhabitants) in the hopes of understanding its mysteries. While it serves as the sequel to Remothered: Tormented Fathers, you don’t need to know anything about the previous game, making it the perfect title to pick up and play over the
We re giving away three industry-leading, super-fast wireless peripherals
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As the holidays approach (exciting!), PCGamesN and our sister sites, Pocket Tactics and The Loadout, are bringing you a series of fantastic gaming giveaways. Yesterday we hooked you up with some free in-game loot in Raid: Shadow Legends, and today, we’ve got a fantastic opportunity to upgrade your gaming peripherals.
Just in time for Christmas, Razer has released a new generation of headsets, keyboards, and mice, all powered by ‘HyperSpeed’ wireless technology. Like a universal yet forbidden crafting component dropped in rare quantities at the end of a JRPG, this technology supercharges Razer’s already market-leading peripherals with low-latency wireless connections.
macOS Big Sur 11.1 Brings Full Screen Support for iPhone and iPad Apps on M1 Macs
Posted by Mahit Huilgol on Dec 15, 2020 in macOS Big Sur, News
Just yesterday, Apple released macOS Big Sur 11.1 with support for AirPods Max, new privacy labels in Mac App Store, and much more. Now we have learned about yet another important macOS Big Sur 11.1 feature.
The macOS Big Sur 11.1 update release mentions that iPhone and iPad apps that don’t support resizeable windows will start supporting full-screen mode on M1 powered Macs. There are many streaming apps like HBO Max, that deserve a full-screen mode. With this update, users will open and use all the iPhone apps in full-screen mode on new Macs. Furthermore, macOS Big Sur 11.1 users will also be able to switch from landscape to portrait mode.