Xbox One

We live in a post-disc-drive world, what with all those disc-drive-less laptops, so why does the game system need one?

A new keyboard and mouse is on its way to Australia, and it plans to make console gaming more like that of the PC.

If you've finished Red Dead Redemption, you've got a whole new set of adventures on the way, as Red Dead goes online. Ish. Just don't be shocked if you find a bug or two.

One of the flaws of the Xbox One could soon be fixed, and that means you might be able to take your gaming with you.

The legendary game series celebrate 30 years, and we wonder just how much money we've spent seeing pixels fight pixels.

Feel like slaying mythical beasts with your time off? You might just get the case in your very own epic, something our game reviewer experienced amidst his own epic first time with the “Monster Hunter” franchise.

If going to the gym isn’t how you wanted to spend your time losing weight and staying fit, it might be time to take your activity to the TV, as Fitbit finds a way to get on the idiot box.

A new Fitbit digital exercise routine, a new cut-price Oppo phone, and a whole bunch of laptops for a new school year. All that on Australia’s fastest technology roundup, with an all-new The Wrap.

Microsoft’s bright idea of an Xbox subscription model finally gets something that might make you fork out the monthly cost: new games.

Need something to look forward to? Pickr’s game guru will take you through what’s coming to get excited about in 2018. Look out, this year’s going to be big.