Running an independent games outlet is not a hobby when it becomes full-time work. This editorial looks at the real cost of staying independent, from money and time to trust, support, ads, services, travel, and the pressure of building something without selling your voice.
Xbox Cloud Gaming can be brilliant on mobile with a controller, but the service is still not available everywhere. For players in unsupported regions, Game Pass Ultimate can mean VPN workarounds, weaker value, and one big question: what are they really paying for?
You bought the monitor, the hardware, and the full-price PC game. Then the game gives you black bars. Modern AA and AAA releases still need to do better for ultrawide and super ultrawide players.
Choice of Robots is our Game of the Week #53 because it reminds us that the strongest AI stories are not just about machines, but about the human choices, responsibilities, and consequences behind what we create.
Death in games is rarely just failure. It can teach, punish, reset, create tension, or turn one more attempt into the reason victory feels earned.
Indie developers often think about trailers, Steam pages, reviews, and outreach before launch, but the numbers matter too. Fix Access explains why launch math, pricing, and break-even planning should be part of release preparation.
Building a gaming PC in the Philippines can feel painfully expensive, but the reason is bigger than one bad listing. Imports, VAT, shipping, peso pressure, logistics, warranty risk, and smaller market volume all help explain why PC parts often cost more before they even reach the shelf.
Short games can still offer real value. We look at Steam games under two hours, the refund-window problem, and why compact games deserve more respect.
The original Prince of Persia on PC felt brutal for a reason. This editorial looks at why the 1989 classic still feels harsher than modern entries, and why direct comparisons with newer Prince of Persia games miss the bigger design-history point.
Fix Access breaks down the difference between playtesting and deeper analysis, explaining why careful, hands-on feedback can often reveal more than volume alone.
PS5 on a Super Ultrawide Is a Compromise, Not a Proper Match If you have ever wondered whether a PS5 works on an ultrawide monitor, the honest answer is yes, but that does not mean it works well. I tested Cyberpunk 2077 on PS5 using my 32:9 setup, and the result quickly showed the difference…
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Seeing kids play AI games in real life says more than another online argument ever could. This editorial looks at curiosity, fun, and why younger players may already be more open to AI in gaming than many adults.
Gaming is more than entertainment. From friendship and teamwork to focus, creativity, leadership, and critical thinking, here are 10 real perks of being a gamer, according to gamers themselves.
After nearly two hours testing Sonauto, one thing became clear: artists can complain about AI music all day, but pretending it will disappear is not a strategy.
Fix Gaming Channel didn’t start with a plan — it’s been under construction ever since When I started Fix Gaming Channel, I literally started from scratch. No blueprint. No safety net. Just years of life experience and an attitude that told me: if I want something real, I have to build it myself. Indie music…
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