The year 2025 marks the 10th anniversary of the release of Batman: Arkham Knight. The game is the fourth main installment of the Arkham series from Rocksteady Games, and managed to be one of the biggest game releases when it originally came out. To many, the Batman games from Rocksteady are landmark titles that set the bar for future games based on superheroes. Whether you were a fan of DC Comics or simply great video games, these Batman games had a significant impact that got everyone's attention across entertainment.

For polished UX/UI design, Figma is usually my go-to tool. Not only for myself, but it’s fast becoming the industry standard for web and app design, overtaking Adobe’s web design tools XD and Dreamweaver. Although Figma is a great tool, it’s not the only option you can use. I tested out Lunacy — a freemium UX/UI design tool — and it’s so good that I don’t think I’ll go back to Figma anymore. Social pressure often makes me think I need to use industry-standard tools, but my own experiences show that I should use the tools that work best for me in my workflow instead.

The Samsung T9 is the best portable SSD you can buy right now. Not only are you getting a sleek design, but it's also quite durable, and also delivers excellent performance as well. In our review of the portable SSD, we gave it a solid 9/10. And while it's quite expensive, it offers one of the best experiences available.

DNS works as the telephone directory for the Internet, and when it works, it's seamless to the user. But along with the growing move to self-host services comes a push to run DNS servers at home, which keeps your network and activities more private. Plus, you can filter advertising at the DNS level, block malware-serving domains, and generally block any other services or websites you don't want accessed from your network.

I've had a few bad experiences with mini PCs in the past, particularly when it comes to internet. Devices like the Geekom A8 or the Khadas Mind had very frustrating problems that stopped me from using full-time. However, when I received the Geekom IT15 for review, things were a bit different.

As exciting as it is to see how electric technology redefines automotive transportation, it's just as exciting to see how it alters what we already have. In the aftermarket, EV-converted restomods are quickly becoming big business. But direct from manufacturers, there's great potential in electrifying legacy badges by seamlessly blending old design with new technology.Case in point is the 2025 Mercedes-Benz G580 with EQ Technology, better known as the EV Geländewagen (which is German for all-terrain vehicle), or G-Wagen. Starting at $162,650, the G580 stays true to its original design formula but also utilizes EV technology to bolster its …Read the full story at The Verge.

Gamers have vivid memories of the Xbox 360 launch. It was a follow-up to Microsoft's first Xbox console and began things with a great lineup of titles. Major sequels to beloved Xbox series like Halo and fresh new IPs like Gears of War kicked things off in a grand fashion. On top of an already solid foundation with online gaming through Xbox Live, the Xbox 360 was among the best home consoles for a generation of gamers. Despite some controversy over technical malfunctions during its lifetime, the Xbox 360 managed to remain relevant from 2005 to 2016, up to when Microsoft stopped manufacturing it.

When it comes to WSL, most go for Ubuntu or Fedora and there's a good reason for it. The learning curve is close to zero, whether you’re familiar with Linux or not. Plus there’s enough documentation and community support available to get you out of any mess. But I personally like to experiment with different Linux distros so I also tried NixOS in WSL. If you care more about a reproducible, declarative workspace than about sticking with a familiar apt or dnf workflow, I’d suggest you try it too.

There’s no shortage of Linux distros, whether you’re looking for easy-to-use options or one that's super niche. Most people stick to popular options like Ubuntu or Linux Mint, but I decided to try something different and unique – NixOS. It is a distro that runs on the Nix package manager, and unlike other Linux systems, where packages are dumped into a shared folder, NixOS keeps every package in its own unique path. This means dependencies don’t clash with each other.

The Lenovo Yoga 7 2-in-1 14 Gen 10 isn't a perfect laptop, but neither is the premium Yoga 9i. But they're both built from the same common core, the essence of what a Yoga means. You can get a very similar experience for a more affordable price with the Yoga 7, and sometimes, that's all that matters.

I'm not making any friends with this opinion, and that's OK. I love playing games in my Meta Quest 3. No, I'm not talking about VR games — though I'll happily take on anyone in Beat Saber — I'm talking about my regular, ol' Steam games. It's what VR enthusiasts would call "flat" games, and as much as I dislike that term, I am essentially playing my PC games on a large, flat screen in mixed reality.

It's been an agonizing wait for more Deltarune. The first chapter of the episodic, parallel story to Toby Fox's acclaimed RPG Undertale came out nearly seven years ago. But the newly released third and fourth chapters are so good that I highly recommend playing everything that's available right now - even if there are still three more episodes to go.In Deltarune, you play as Kris, a teenager who lives in a town inhabited by friendly animals and monsters. Kris is assigned a group project with Susie, an aloof bully, and together they stumble into a place called the Dark World (hidden in a closet at school, naturally). There, they partner up …Read the full story at The Verge.