The warmth of analogue meets the convenience of digital Vinyl has had a major resurgence, but rather than relying on dated setups to spin records, many have turned to Bluetooth record players to enjoy their favorite albums in a more evolved manner. Thankfully, there’s a good selection of these turntables to choose from. So, whether you’re after something budget and beginner-friendly or want a more versatile and high-end option, we’ve found a Bluetooth record player for your needs.

Elemental style. Over the last year, we’ve seen the rise of magnetic Hall Effect keyboards for good reason: they’re measurably faster and can offer features normal mechanical gaming keyboards can’t. But as the options expand, they can also start to blend together. That’s where the Melgeek Made68 Pro comes in. Taking inspiration from the four elements – air, water, fire, and earth – it debuts with four matching themes, complete with customized keycaps and intricate case details that immediately set it apart.

This sci-fi hero shooter shows real promise, but lacks both innovation and content at launch. Grab a copy of Overwatch off some dusty GameStop shelf and rub it under the musky armpit of the Guardians of the Galaxy’s Peter Quill and you might have something close to the feeling of Concord. As competitive hero shooters go, this sci-fi contender from Sony plays it quite safe, complete with immediately charming characters rendered in gobsmackingly beautiful cutscenes and ability-based PvP combat that never addresses why those characters are fighting one another when they’re clearly allies in said cutscenes.

Gaming displays made for Nvidia GPUs Recently invested in a great Nvidia graphics card for your rig? Well, now you need a G-Sync monitor to keep screen tearing to a minimum as you maintain speedy frame rates. Luckily, many of the best gaming monitors offer G-Sync compatibility, while some take it a step further by including a G-Sync module to keep the action smooth throughout the monitor’s entire refresh rate range.

We’ve played Black State, a stunning-looking new sci-fi story-driven shooter. When Black State was first welcomed to the world via a visually impressive, Metal Gear Solid-ish teaser earlier this summer, some doubted its legitimacy as a game. Was it purely a tech demo injected with the purpose of showing off Nvidia’s shiny RTX tech? Was it another entry in the recent trend of “too good to be true” game reveals walking in the sorry footsteps of The Day Before?

A personal loss puts the star-studded murder mystery back on track This review contains partial spoilers for season 4 of Only Murders in the Building, the first episode of which is now streaming on Hulu. For the first three seasons of Only Murders in the Building, the comedic whodunit’s central trio investigated the deaths of people who were largely viewed with indifference (or outright contempt) by their neighbors and fellow New Yorkers.

This isn’t the Pinocchio you remember. If you only know the story of Pinocchio from the iconic Disney animated film, then you might want to check out Pinocchio: The Illuminated Edition from Beehive Books. This newly released tome reprints the original text of 1883’s The Adventures of Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi, pairing it with a lavish set of illustrations from Hellboy creator Mike Mignola and annotations by A Series of Unfortunate Events author Daniel Handler, better known by his pen name Lemony Snicket.

With nearly 20 years between mainline games, this long-awaited RPG doesn’t disappoint. It would be an understatement to say that Visions of Mana has high expectations to live up to. There hasn’t been a main entry in the Mana series in nearly 20 years, with only spin-offs and 3D remakes of older games tiding fans over in the meantime. But thankfully, the wait was worth it. Although there are a few glaring flaws, Visions of Mana successfully brings the series into the modern age with excellent combat and class systems, as well as a new cast of likable characters.

Monster truck radness. If you’re on the hunt for an impractically large, American truck that doesn’t run on conventional fuel and looks ridiculous, are you going to go with a stainless steel Tesla triangle that wants to eat your fingers, or would you opt for an 11-foot tall, methanol-powered brute that can do literal backflips? I know which one I’d choose. If my friends and family are going to dunk on me for driving a truck that looks deeply unserious, it’s going to be because it’s dressed like a spooky pirate.