The case is being pitched as a 6-in-1 case featuring interchangeable grips, a multi-angle stand, and drop-tested durability.
It's got those ergonomic grips to help with fatigue-free gaming during extended play. It’s also fully compatible with docking stations and stands, making it a versatile companion for both home and travel setups.
It also comes with With Built In Game Pack Storage for up to 12 games.
Looking for the perfect way to keep your Switch 2 safe, organised, and travel‑ready? In this video, I dive into the SnakeByte System Case S2 to see how it stacks up in terms of build quality, storage capacity, and portability.
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I’m Too Young To Die covered FPS games from 1992 to 2002 so it's cool how the new book just picks up the baton from where ITYTD left off. The book features almost 220 FPS games including Call of Duty, DOOM 3, Half-Life 2, BioShock, Crysis, Borderlands, Fallout 3, Left 4 Dead, and Halo 2, alongside some lesser-known titles and experimental shooters.
The book also includes some cool interview chapters with FPS industry legends like Ken Levine (BioShock), Minh Le (Counter-Strike), Tim Willits (DOOM 3), and Jeep Barnett (Portal, Left 4 Dead, Team Fortress 2). The book also explores and discusses FPS trends, such as the rise of multiplayer-only shooters, the impact of digital game distribution, and the shift from WWII settings to modern warfare.
Once again as with all Bitmap Books the book is designed with highest quality printing at the forefront along with the use of special Pantone ink, and an illustrated cover by Ian Pestridge that is Spot varnished and accompanied by a dust jacket highlighting key FPS genre elements against a stunning matte background. As always the book is a must-have for retro gamers and FPS fans.
Rich gets his hands on a cool controller and some solid earphones that will suit everyone's budget.
Our GF Mar10 Product Round Up:
POWER A Super Mario Mushroom Kingdom Pop Art Wireless Controller
Pros:
Versatility: Multi-platform support is a huge plus.
Customization: The Interactive LCD screen and programmable buttons offer a lot of flexibility.
Hall Effect: Hall Effect Joystick and Hall Linear Trigger is a big plus!
Price: At £71 / $69.99, it’s a solid deal for what you get.
Cons:
Build Quality: While sturdy, it doesn’t feel as premium as some competitors.
Button Feel: The clicky buttons might not be everyone’s cup of tea.
Start & Select Placement is slightly odd (at the bottom of the controller)
Overall, the Manba One Controller is a fantastic option for gamers looking for versatility and customization without breaking the bank. It’s not perfect, but it offers a lot of bang for your buck
Would you consider trying it out?
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Rich takes a look at the licensed Naruto Shippuden Mouse Pad which features a strikingly broody design paying homage to the show. With unique stylization, detailed artwork, power button and even the colour of its illuminated outline themed to appeal to fans, the Mouse Pad has been designed to stand up to the most rigorous of gaming sessions, thanks to the rigid structure and micro-textured surface, engineered to maximise precision and comfort. Even better when used in combination with the Naruto Shippuden Mouse whose patented ceramic feet have been designed in conjunction with the Mouse Pad surface.
Rich also unboxes and tests the Naruto Shippuden Optical Mouse which is engineered for sustained gaming sessions, the Naruto Shippuden Optical Mouse range features beautifully sculptured designs of weapons wielded by each hero used at crucial moments in the show. The Optical Mouse integrates two flagship Lexip technologies: extremely comfortable ceramic feet facilitating fast and precise movement, and a thumb joystick allowing for easy in-game navigation, fully configurable via dedicated free software. With 12 programmable actions and a powerful PAW3327 optical sensor which can be adjusted from 100 to 12,000 DPI, the Optical Mouse has been designed to dominate and is even better when used in combination with the Mouse Pad, as the surface has been designed in conjunction with the Optical Mouse's ceramic gliding feet.
