Half-Life: Alyx mod Levitation is adding a whole new full campaign.
Free for owners of the game, the campaign is expected to be a four to five hour experience and will be released on the Steam Workshop early Q3 of 2022.
A slick trailer for the mod, which you can see below, features fan favourite characters Russell and G-Man.
Developer Drinkbox Studios has announced its action RPG Nobody Saves the World is coming to PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and the Nintendo Switch on 14th April.
In addition to releasing on new platforms, Drinkbox is also introducing an updated local co-op mode for the game on the same day across all platforms.
In Nobody Save the World, players take on the role of the titular Nobody. However, Nobody has a special trick up their sleeve, as they have access to a nice shiny wand. And this wand allows Nobody to transform into a wide variety of different creatures.
Welcome to the very latest episode of Digital Foundry Direct Weekly - DF's weekly show where the team discuss the latest gaming and technology news, while fielding a barrage of questions from backers of the Digital Foundry Supporter Program. And while the news this week is dominated by Sony's subscription plans, it's the new footage of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild that catches our eyes. Is it actually running on Nintendo Switch?
So here's the thing - pixel counts on the new content vary between 720p in some instances to 1080p in another (the original was 900p) but what really struck us was the sheer fidelity in the presentation. Character self-shadowing, the quality of the volumetric rendering - it's very good indeed and worlds beyond the presentation of the original game. Just to be clear, we're not for one minute suggesting that Nintendo has delivered a surprise reveal of Switch Pro/Super Switch/Switch Model S/insert name but we would prefer to see transparency on game video sources - and in fairness, that level of transparency is exactly what other platform holders are delivering now.
As for the revised Sony subscription service? It comes across as a rationalisation of its existing offering, combining two different services into one. However, we still have more questions than answers really, especially in terms of what the games actually are that are being offered in the higher-end tiers and of course, the elephant in the room - curation and quality of the emulation for older systems along with the effectiveness of the streaming.
The Witcher Season 3 has begun production and a plot summary has been revealed.
Following the second season of Netflix’s fantasy saga that released at Christmas, the official Twitter account has shared an image of Geralt, Yennefer and Ciri on set in the snow (that's Henry Cavill, Anya Chalotra and Freya Allan).
If it's hard to ascertain any story from that, the account has also shared a plot summary. Mild spoilers follow.
It's all going on for Greg Buchanan. His still-warm thriller novel Sixteen Horses looks destined to become one of the books of the year, having filled window displays at Waterstones stores around the UK for the paperback launch in February. I've read it and it's brilliant: dark, disturbing, fearsomely intelligent and utterly compelling. I couldn't put it down.
Such is the popularity of the book that it's going to be adapted for TV! And there's going to be a follow-up book called Consumed, which Buchanan is writing right now, and there's a deal for a third, unrelated book that he's also writing right now, as a kind of creative break from Consumed. We talk about both new projects in the podcast.
But that's not all Buchanan has got going on. He recently announced he will be writing for the new Dark Souls tabletop RPG. It's - as I find out - one of his favourite series of games, and he has a lot of interesting things to say about it and about his current obsession, Elden Ring.
Did you know he was nearly a professional footballer? If it hadn't been for a shoulder injury when he was a teenager, we might well have seen him on TV playing for a top club. He had try-outs at a few of them. He might even have been England's goalkeeper - who knows?!
I know he'll hate me saying that.
Nevertheless, fate intervened and we got him. He is Chris Tapsell. He began writing guides at Eurogamer several years ago, and his aptitude for critical writing and Pokémon was obvious. Slowly, his role evolved. He joined the features team, writing about how he appeared in Football Manager one year, the braggart, before sliding with more focus towards reviews.
World of Tanks developer Wargaming will no longer operate in Russia and Belarus.
In a statement emailed to Eurogamer, the company has conducted a strategic review of business operations worldwide, following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Its live games - namely World of Tanks - will be managed by a local studio no longer affiliated with Wargaming. It has also begun the process of closing its Minsk studio.
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Silent Schemes is the latest instalment in the Team Go Rocket invasion storyline in Pokémon Go which began way back in July 2019 with A Troubling Situation.
There has been a break in this quest series - the last we've seen was back in 2021 - but you can expect the familar gauntlet of grunt trainer battles and catching Shadow Pokémon before taking on the leaders and, eventually, Giovanni himself.
You'll also be rewarded with experience and a range of items for every quest steps you complete.
Today EastAsiaSoft announced a western release date and released a new trailer of the recently-announced Genkai Tokki: Seven Pirates H by Felistella.
The game, titled Genkai Tokki: Seven Pirates H in Japan, is a remaster of Genkai Tokki: Seven Pirates, which was originally released for PlayStation Vita in 2016 and never localized.
Today we learn that it’ll release in North America, Europe, and Asia on May 12, exclusively for Nintendo Switch.
The trailer showcases the gameplay, providing a look at what awaits you in the game.
You can watch it below.
Here’s how EastAsiaSoft officially describes Seven Pirates H:
It’s been over a decade since Monkey Island fans have gotten a new adventure with Guybrush Threepwood and the gang, leaving many wondering if they’d ever get to experience another title in the franchise ever again. Thankfully, creator Ron Gilbert has just alleviated that worry, as he revealed on Twitter that he’s been working in complete secrecy on a new game, Return to Monkey Island, for the last two years.
Set immediately after the events of Monkey Island 2: LeChuck’s Revenge, Return to Monkey Island will continue the adventures of Guybrush Threepwood, mighty pirate, who will once again be voiced by Dominic Armato. The title will be developed by Ron Gilbert’s Terrible Toybox in collaboration with Devolver Digital and Lucasfilm Games and is set to release at some point this year.
You can check out the official trailer for Return to Monkey Island below:
This news comes just a few days after Gilbert announced the game on April 1, which fans interpreted as a cruel April Fools joke. This will be the first installment in the Monkey Island series since Tales of Monkey Island back in 2009.
When it was announced almost a year ago, the fan-made mod Half-Life: Alyx Levitation garnered a lot of hype, as players were excited to try out this brand new experience from FMPONE and CoreyLaddo. Today, the modders revealed a brand new trailer for the title, as well as some important information.
Alongside the trailer, which you can see below, it was stated that Half-Life: Alyx Levitation will be released at some point in Q3 2022 and that it’ll be free to download for anyone that already owns the game. According to modders, the experience will run between 4-5 hours and will feature brand new environments and an entirely new story.
The trailer above gives a tease at what those new environmental and story elements will be, all set to the chilling narration of everyone’s favorite mysterious Half-Life figure, the G-Man. For more info on the game, be sure to check back to Twinfinite until its release later this year.
While you wait for Half-Life: Alyx Levitation, be sure to check out the rest of CoreyLaddo’s channel, as it features a lot of other great video game content that fans of the series will surely love. That includes other trailers for the mod and even some fun meme content that’ll give you a good laugh.
Today popular developer Wargaming has announced that it’s completely exiting the Russian and Belarusian markets.
Wargaming, mostly known for live service games like World of Tanks and World of Warships, was founded in Minsk, Belarus, in 1998, and has always had a significant part of its business on the Russian market, but has relocated its main headquarters to Nicosia, Cyprus, in 2011.
Now, in response to the war in Ukraine, they’re dropping all ties with Russia and Belarus.
According to the announcement, all of Wargaming’s live game business in the two countries has been transferred to the local Lesta Studio (based in Saint Petersburg, Russia), which is no longer affiliated with Wargaming itself.
The company mentioned it will not profit from the process and expects to “suffer substantial losses” as a result of this decision.
Below you can read the full announcement.
“Over the past weeks, Wargaming has been conducting a strategic review of business operations worldwide. The company has decided it will not own or operate any businesses in Russia and Belarus and will leave both countries.
Effective March 31 the company transferred its live games business in Russia and Belarus to local management of Lesta Studio that is no longer affiliated with Wargaming. The company will not profit from this process either today or going forward. Much to the contrary we expect to suffer substantial losses as a direct result of this decision.
Back in March, Epic Games and Xbox announced a joint initiative to commit all of their proceeds for Fortnite for two weeks to humanitarian relief efforts for the people affected by the war in Ukraine.
Now that period has ended, and the developer announced that the total donation reached $144 million.
You can read the announcement below.
Monkey Island's long hiatus is finally coming to an end, and its creator is returning along with the series.
In collaboration with Devolver Digital and Lucasfilm Games, Terrible Toybox is developing Return to Monkey Island, a new pirating adventure starring Guybrush Threepwood. Industry legend and Monkey Island and Maniac Mansion creator Ron Gilbert runs Terrible Toybox and will be involved in this new franchise entry.
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Return to Monkey Island will act as a direct sequel to Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge, picking up where the 1991 point-and-click adventure left off. The series' floundering hero, Guybrush, will be voiced again by his original actor, Dominic Armato.
Monkey Island has previously had a string of revivals over the years, with Telltale taking a crack at the series with Tales of Monkey Island in 2009 and Special Edition remasters of The Secret of Monkey Island and Monkey Island 2 around the same time.
We still don't know about Return to Monkey Island other than what's shown in the trailer above, but there is a release window set for this year. We'll be sure to report more as information is released on this project in the coming weeks and months.
Sony PlayStation has reportedly laid off nearly 90 employees in its North American offices.
This news comes by way of a new report from Axios, which writes that most of the cut positions were in the sales and marketing departments of the company. As for why, PlayStation leadership reportedly cited a “global transformation” of the company’s sales and business operations in the U.S. and elsewhere.
The cuts, which have not been publicly disclosed by Sony or its PlayStation arm, happened last week, one laid-off employee told Axios. More specifically, documents reveal Sony PlayStation is ending its “merchandiser” team in the U.S., with roles like PlayStation Representatives and more terminated. These employees were often responsible for going to brick-and-mortar stores to sell PlayStation products and educate employees there on those products.
Multiple retail marketing jobs were cut as well, according to Axios. One worker laid off told the publication that they felt the company could have done more to find laid-off employees alternate jobs within it. They also said they were disappointed PlayStation had not told the affected departments sooner than they did.
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Hit freemium developer Wargaming is abandoning its operations in Belarus and Russia over the invasion of Ukraine, now in its 39th day. The World of Tanks maker said it has turned over live operations of its games in both countries to its now-former studio in Russia and will “not profit from this process either today…
Here’s how one guy ended up thrown into a swimming pool in front of millions of viewers. On Friday, professional NFL player JuJu Smith-Schuster was recorded taking the “water cup challenge” on TikTok. It was the most nerve-wracking two minutes of Jenga I’ve ever endured. No matter how full the cup got, it was…
The 8-Bit Big Band have won 2022's Grammy Award for Best Arrangement (Instrument and A Cappella) with their take on Meta Knight's Revenge from Kirby Super Star.
The funky arrangement was written by Charlie Rosen and Jake Silverman, and was performed by The 8-Bit Big Band orchestra featuring Button Masher for the group's "Backwards Compatible" album. Meta Knight's Revenge has amassed 319,684 views on YouTube at the time of writing, though that number continues to grow with the added spotlight.
We won a grammy. We really did it.@CRosenMusic @the8bitbigband pic.twitter.com/cQ21iWa9Go
— Button Masher (@Button__Masher) April 3, 2022
Rosen and Silverman made their way to the stage to collect their gold-plated gramophones after being announced as the winners. In their speech, they extended their gratitude to the recording academy, Nintendo, composer Jun Ishikawa, and "the hundreds of musicians in New York and around the world who have contributed to every single 8-Bit Big Band album."
Return to Monkey Island is a sequel to the legendary point 'n' click series, coming in 2022 from original writer-director Ron Gilbert.
Designed as a follow-up to the first two games – The Secret of Monkey Island and Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge – the new game is being published by Devolver Digital in collaboration with Lucasfilm Games. It also brings back original co-writer Dave Grossman, and LucasArts composers Michael Land, Michael McConnell and Clint Bajakian. Fellow co-creator Tim Schafer – who runs Microsoft's Double Fine – does not return.
On Twitter, Gilbert said his Terrible Toybox development studio has been working on the game for 2 years "in complete secrecy".
Introducing Return to Monkey Island, a new game by Ron Gilbert that picks up where Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge left off.https://t.co/5E3zi5JkEt pic.twitter.com/frkrN1OLXD
Citizen Sleeper, the really promising new game by In Other Waters developer Jump Over the Age, will be released 5th May.
Excitingly, it'll be available day-one on Xbox Game Pass, on Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One. It'll also be available on PC from a number of stores (Steam, GOG, Epic, Humble), and - this just in - Nintendo Switch. There's no PlayStation version, sadly.
I played a demo of Citizen Sleeper recently and was impressed. It's a mash-up of a board game and an RPG. There's a lot of descriptive text and dialogue choices, as you'd get in an RPG, and there's levelling up and skills and that kind of thing. But it all plays out in a turn-based, board game kind of way, and quite a lot of what you can do depends on dice you roll at the beginning of each turn. It takes a bit of getting used to.
When Kylo Ren said to let the past die, he probably wasn't talking about those old Lego Star Wars games - the ones which already adapted the film's original trilogy, prequels, and a chunk of the Clone Wars. But like a freshly-tweaked George Lucas special edition re-release, the Skywalker Saga does do something a bit like that.
To be fair, those older games are some of the most technically outdated in developer TT Games' portfolio. Time, console hardware and game design have all moved on, and The Skywalker Saga now stands as very different beast. After a lengthy and somewhat troubled development, TT Games has at last completed its nine-film compilation - but that is only half the story. For as long as you spend on the game's main film storylines, you can also spend just as long aimlessly wandering through the game's expansive array of planets, undertaking in the series' largest collectible hunt ever.
The three Star Wars film trilogies can be played in any order, essentially giving three start and end points for your journey around the game's galaxy. As ever, finished levels (there are five per movie) can then be replayed to unlock further secrets, while visited planets get unlocked on your galaxy map. With so much material to adapt, it's perhaps unsurprising these shortcut through some of the saga's less-vital sections, with the series' typical warm humour used to lighten any of its darker moments. What is surprising, however, is how much the game relies on its open world in missions themselves.
Those who subscribe to PlayStation Now will be able to get their hands on Mobius Digital's Outer Wilds this month.
Also coming to the service are WRC 10 FIA World Rally Championship, Journey to the Savage Planet and Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood.
These games will all be available on the service from tomorrow (5th April).
One of the coolest mod ideas is GTBike V, which basically lets you turn Grand Theft Auto V into Zwift, pedalling a bike in the real world to ride a virtual bike around Los Santos. Now a new version has added multiplayer, letting you trundle around the same city independently or join up for group rides. It almost makes me want to get the kit to hook my bike up.
Halo Infinite officially launched last December, receiving rave reviews from critics and fans - including Brendan’s review here at RPS. It peaked with over 200k viewers on Twitch. And for many content creators like Kevin Lynch, aka KevinKoolx, December marked their best month ever in terms of engagement on YouTube and Twitch. Halo, after a decade of somewhat divisive releases, was back. It’s hard to overstate how impressive a feat this was, since the Halo fanbase is almost as divided as the Star Wars one - a seemingly trivial topic like the inclusion of sprint is just one of many decade-long points of contention. But somehow with Halo Infinite 343 Industries created an experience that almost every type of Halo fan could rally behind. But now, just four months after launch, Infinite is struggling to retain its playerbase.
Now the Twitch peaks are below 10k and dropping, with the averages even lower. Lynch says February was his worst month views-wise in over a year. You'd expect some tail off after launch for any game, but every content creator I’ve spoken to echoes this sentiment: engagement for Infinite is abnormally low for a live service-game at the beginning of its multi-year journey, especially for a franchise as big as this. The game plays great, so what’s the problem? I spoke to a number of different streamers and content creators to get their point of view.
My brain is slightly breaking with the news that: 1) a new Monkey Island game is coming; 2) it's led by Ron Gilbert, the designer of the first two piratical comedy adventure games; and 3) it's a direct sequel to Monkey Island 2, a game which already has a sequel. Remarkable news. Come watch the trailer announcing Return To Monkey Island.
Guacamelee and Severed developer Drinkbox Studios announced today that its latest game, Nobody Saves the World, will be launching for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and PlayStation 4 next week on April 14. The action RPG originally released last January for Windows PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox Game Pass.
The game will retail on all platforms for $24.99, but preorders are open starting today with a 10% discount. PlayStation players will receive both the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 versions with one purchase, and the game will support cross-gen online co-op multiplayer across both versions.
Nintendo Switch players will be able to play alongside a friend in local co-op on the same Switch with a single Joy-Con controller while the system is in Tabletop Mode. The studio also said that all versions of the game, including the previously released for PC and Xbox, will support two-player local co-op in a free update on April 14.
Nobody Saves the World is an action RPG where players shift into different forms to complete quests and puzzles to save the world from “The Calamity.” Some of the forms include a horse, egg, ghost, or a dragon. Although, players can mix and match abilities between different forms, such as an egg that shoot fireballs.
Nobody Saves the World is currently available for Windows PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox Game Pass.
Earlier today, the FocusEntertainment YouTube channel released a brand-new trailer that revealed the release date for the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S versions of SnowRunner. And if you think that this game looks very similar to Spintires, then that connection makes sense because this game is the next iteration of the off-road trucking driving franchise.
SnowRunner is currently already out on Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, PS4, and PC. The older console version visuals are a bit limited by hardware, but the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S versions will come closer to the PC version with 4K resolution and a framerate of 60 FPS. And if you own the PS4 or Xbox One version of the game, there will be a free update coming out alongside the launch on the current-gen Sony and Microsoft console versions.
SnowRunner will release on May 31 for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. You can check out the official SnowRunner PS5 and Xbox Series X|S release date trailer down below.
Today Koei Tecmo and DMM revealed and released a new heroine added to the roster of their popular free-to-play game Dead Or Alive Xtreme: Venus Vacation.
Her name is Amy and she’s voiced by Sayumi Suzushiro, who recently offered her voice to Cassandra Cappelli in Atelier Ryza 2.
Amy is 18, she’s 156 cm tall, and she’s an engineer. Her hobbies are collecting gadgets, crosswords, and solo camping. She loves apple cinnamon tea and the color carmine. Her birthday is on June 18.
As usual, she’s available first in a paid-only gacha, so she’ll be unavailable for several months to players that don’t intend to spend an inordinate amount of money for a shamefully low chance to unlock her.
While the SSR percentage to get an SSR costume from the gacha is 1.1%, you actually have only a 0.78% chance to get Amy, because the remaining 0.32% is taken by completely useless dresses for other girls, artificially lowering the odds even further.
It’s worth mentioning that, as usual, Amy is only available in the Japanese version of the game. The English versions of the game on Steam and Johren are behind in content by about a year (despite the unexpected addition of Tina), so their users will have to wait a while before even having a chance at unlocking Amy.
You can see Amy in action in the trailer below.
Monkey Island, the iconic point-and-click adventure series developed by genre heavyweights Ron Gilbert, David Grossman, and Tim Schafer, is coming back to life in 2022 with Return to Monkey Island. Better yet, Gilbert and Grossman are in charge once again, ending a 30-year absence from the franchise they helped create.
When Sony’s revamped version of PS Plus launches in June, its priciest tier will cost twice as much as what you’re currently paying. But there’s a way to slash that in half: If you can secure a year of PS Now now, you’ll be able to temporarily lock in the new service at a lower price point. Unfortunately, perhaps…
Leaked Overwatch 2 concept art has seemingly revealed an incoming Battle Pass feature.
A concept for the Overwatch 2 main menu on ArtStation shows all the options players would expect, such as Play and Shop, alongside a new setting for the Battle Pass, as reported by Attack of the Fanboy.
While the screenshot isn't official and may not represent what features will be in the final version of Overwatch 2, adding credibility is the user who posted it: Blizzard senior UI artist Jayson Kirby.
He held this position on the original Overwatch until March 2020 when he transitioned to an "unannounced project" according to his social media profiles.
An explanation appears under the image states that "the goal was to simplify and refine the Overwatch look even more. The focus of the menus was to really show off the Heroes in close up detail. As the player progressed through the menus, the camera and hero position/poses would change dynamically."
As a game that is all about large scale 1-on-1 boss battles, it is only natural to wonder what a game like Elden Ring might look like if it were a arcade fighter like Tekken 7. Just imagine the insane combos a character like Rhodan would look like in that style.
Thanks to the magic of modding, fans no longer have to wonder what that would look like, as someone has actually created an awesome Elden Ring mod for Tekken 7.
Created by Ultraboy, the video above showcases this unique Elden Ring mod for Tekken 7, which features new presets for each of the following:
Anyone interested in downloading Ultraboy’s Elden Ring x Tekken 7 mod can head right over to the link here. You can also check out their Youtube channel, which showcases a handful of other neat mods they’ve done for the game so far.
Online cooperative multiplayer game Deep Rock Galactic will be receiving another downloadable content pack of cosmetic skins alongside the game’s second season when it goes live at the end of the month, developer Ghost Ship Games revealed today.
The Robot Rebellion Pack gives players four sets of unique armor with one for each class and a helmet with two variants with either full or half. The paid DLC also comes with a paintjob for other armor sets, weapons, your pickaxe, and single-player robot buddy Bosco. No price has been revealed yet, but can check out the skins in the trailer below.
The DLC will launch alongside Deep Rock Galactic’s Season 2, which begins on April 28 for Steam on PC and May 5 for consoles and the Microsoft Store version. The developer confirmed the date after releasing a teaser image last month that hid the date within the picture.
“The magic of old must be preserved. No matter how feared.” If you’re into collecting statues and love Dragon Age, then the exact same principle applies to this terrifyingly beautiful Morrigan statuette that Dark Horse Direct now has available for pre-order.
Standing in at 7.5 inches tall, with a base measurement of 3.5 inches, this figure shows off everyone’s favorite Witch of the Wilds in all of her magical glory. You can check out the official description and some photos of Dragon Age: Morrigan Statuette below:
A number of Activision Blizzard employees plan to stage a walkout today, whether in-person or virtually, to protest the company's plans for employees returning to the office amidst an ongoing global pandemic. The company initially announced last week that they would no longer require people be vaccinated in order to return, then seemed to quickly walk this back a bit in response to many employees saying excuse me, what. An employee group had announced a walkout before Actiblizz's change of heart, and apparently are going ahead today to continue conversations about safe workplaces and the option to work from home.
Who produced this amazing pixel art of Elden Ring’s Ranni sitting next to the protagonist of Hollow Knight, and why? The answer is r/Place, a Reddit battlefield where anyone can place a dot and change the course of meme history. In an era where so much of the modern internet is trash, r/Place has returned and it’s…
I love Star Wars, like a lot. Since the movies first excited my imagination I’ve spent far too much money on this franchise, buying up games, books, comics, and Lego sets. So, understand that what I’m about to say comes from a place of pure love and care: Star Wars is really silly and dumb. And because of this, it’s…
Today third-party developers have revealed new updates about their upcoming add-ons for Microsoft Flight Simulator.
First of all, we learn about the upcoming update for the freeware Airbus A330neo by Headwind currently in active development and already available on Flightsim.to.
The update, which will bring several crucial improvements to the model and the avionics via the implementation of version 7 of FlyByWire’s systems, will be released for free on Wednesday, April 6.
It’ll also include the newly-revealed Condor livery which is… certainly unique, as you can see below.
It’s hard to talk about new entries in the monster tamer genre without bringing up Pokemon as a comparison, but Coromon — even with a few notable faults — feels like a significantly updated version of those GBA-era games thanks to some unique features that modernize it enough so that it doesn’t lean too hard on its inspirations.
One of the biggest immediate differences here is that, instead of playing the role of a child wandering around the world unattended, you create a character who starts out as a new Battle Researcher in the Lux Solis company. You’re somewhat of a scientist, basically.
You then become a member of the Titan Taskforce looking for mythical creatures called Titans. They’re scattered throughout the land of Velua and your job is to capture six Titan Essences by finding and battling these forces of nature.
What sounds like a straightforward adventure soon becomes something more that involves different planes of existence, otherworldly beings, and plenty of puzzles to solve. The storyline won’t exactly blow you away as you move from one zone to the next and, honestly, it comes second to Coromon’s other bright spots.
Crucial make some of the best SSDs in the industry, and here at RPS we have a particular fondness for their portable SSDs, which are both reasonably priced and way faster than any flash drive or portable hard drive that you've ever tried. Several of their drives have been discounted for Easter in the UK, so we've rounded up a few of our favourites for your enjoyment.