The art of running games on rigs below their minimum specs is thriving

As virtual and augmented reality become more advanced and widespread, we explore how this innovative technology is used today, and how it will change tomorrow

It’s remarkable to note how long a gap there’s been between Windows versions. Windows 10 was released in 2015. I don’t know how you feel about this but I was more shocked by ten years of Windows 10 th

It’s been quite a bitty month. The trip to Berlin for IFA (see issue 374, p26) put a small crater in my workflow, so I’ve been busy catching up with various projects to ensure they’re delivered on tim

Christmas is coming, and Stuff ’ s playing Santa again: our 2025 Gift Guide is packed with techy kit that’ll light up faces faster than fairylights on a frosty night. Which is not to say you can’t keep the best things for yourself, of course…

Capturing a game’s visual beauty by sticking to spectator mode