Gardiner Bryant

I think of myself as somewhat of a collector. I've multiple shelves packed full of retail software. One of my favorite things to collect is big box PC games. The engaging artwork. The variation of size and shape. The gate fold covers. The thick manuals that deep dive into every

Look, I get that the point of the Linus' video was to be like "omgz look at how weird Linux is." It was supposed to be fun and whatever. And much of it was! But the tone of it came off seeming like a regular LTT video. Like an informative

This week we've had some huge news! From a new Linux gaming handheld, to yet another bump in the desktop Linux market share. Let's go over all of it today. That's right, it's Linux gaming news time. PlayTron lives down to my expectations You might recall the announcement of Playtron

I was 11 years old when Unreal Tournament dropped; a snappy, pulse-pounding, skill-based arena shooter that snatched the frenetic crown from id and wore it with pride. Everything about Unreal Tournament was a marked improvement over Quake—regardless of what version of Quake we’re even talking about. From the

This week was a heck of a time to be a Linux enthusiast. We'll talk about the major xz backdoor and how it effects the Steam Deck (spoiler alert: it doesn't). Plus, we'll drill into the numbers from the March Steam Hardware Survey, and we'll touch on a new 3DS

I'm proud to announce that my company has struck a deal to acquire X Corp! Since Elon Musk has taken over as the head of Twitter, he's led the company into uncharted territory. He has transformed one of the world's most popular social media platforms with an open API and