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★★★★☆ A better way to play games on your iPhone. Photo: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac The GameSir X5s is a great and affordable way to upgrade your mobile gaming. Your phone, whichever model you have, ...

The old adage ‘you get what you pay for’ is generally a sensible one to live by, but while it used to hold so very true for gaming peripherals, there’s a bunch of brands that are challenging the ...

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As the festive season grinds to a close, there’s still new bits of tech popping up to enhance your current gaming setup – or perhaps to help you out with whatever was sat underneath the Christmas tree ...