Upanishad Sharma - Page 6

Combining his love for Literature and Tech, Upanishad dived into the world of technology journalism with fire. Now he writes about anything and everything while keeping a keen eye on his first love of gaming. Often found chronically walking around the office.

759 Stories

Fall Guys Mobile Featured

Fall Guys Mobile System Requirements (Android & iOS)

View quick summary
Fall Guys Mobile is finally here and supports Android and iOS devices of all kinds. Android users need to have Android 10.0 and above along with a 64 bit ARM 64 processor and 4GM minimum RAM to run it. iOS users on the other hand must have iOS 17.4 and up along with 3GB of minimum RAM.
Best Vampire Games PS5

7 Best Vampire Games for PS5 in 2024

View quick summary
Fans of bloodlust keep reading as we talk about the best vampire games on the PS5. From nail-biting combat to story heavy decisions, there's something for everyone here. So put your cowl on and let's do this!
Diablo Web Browser Featured

You Can Now Play Diablo in a Web Browser and I Feel Older than Ever

View quick summary
You can now play Diablo 1 on a web browser! From a GitHub project called Diabloweb comes the game fully compatible on virtually any web browser for both PC and mobile! Diablo 1 on browser supports seamless keyboard controls along with stable frame rate. However, do note that you will need the official game's MPQ files to get the full experience. Otherwise, you can just play the Shareware version for some free fun!
Jason and Lucia in GTA 6

GTA 6 Release Window Still Fall 2025, Reconfirms Take-Two

View quick summary
GTA 6's release timeline stands strong at Fall 2025. The confirmation comes from the latest Take-Two earning call. While discussing the future of upcoming games, Take-Two mentioned GTA 6 with a note confirming the release timeline to be "Fall of Calendar 2025."
Xbox Controller to PC Featured

How to Connect Xbox Controller to PC (2024)

View quick summary
Connecting an Xbox controller to a PC is extremely simple and can be done in various ways. If you have an older Xbox One controller that lacks Bluetooth, you can connect it to your PC via a USB wire or the official Microsoft adapter. Newer Xbox Series X/S controllers support connection over Bluetooth and wire alike. Read on to learn how to connect your Xbox controller to PC easily.
Previous pageNext page