The Best PC Game of All Time

This sponsored post was paid for by Panasonic. You hit the button on your controller and a split second later your on-screen character pulls the trigger, but it’s too late. You’re beaten. All that work, all that effort, only to be defeated because of one thing; input lag. Input lag in modern TVs is an often overlooked problem, yet it still exists and can still be a problem for those who don’t know what to look for when buying a new 4K HDR display for their Xbox One X or PS4 Pro. That’s why Panasonic is looking to become the champions of console gaming with their latest line-up of  EX750B LED TVs that sport incredibly fast response times so that you never have to worry about the dreaded input lag ever again. Couple that with superb image quality and you’ve got a winner. So what is input lag and why is it important? Essentially it’s the time it takes for any command you input to travel through the console to the TVs processing unit and then be displayed on the screen, potentially cre...

Platforms: PC Reviewed On: PC Developer:  Midgar Studio, Fusty Game Publisher : PLAYDIUS Ent., Plug In Digital, The Sidekicks Singleplayer: Yes Multiplayer: No Review code supplied free of charge by the publisher. When everything comes together Hover: Revolt of Gamers is beautiful, a neon-colored blur of fluid movement across rooftops, walls and massive gaps that makes you feel like an ultra precise badass. It becomes even better when you take part in a race that uses the environment well, crafting a wonderful course that clicks with the controls to lull you into that awesome state known as flow. This spiritual successor to Jet Set Radio has run onto the Steam store after several years in Early Access, so now that we can finally get our hands on to it there’s just one question: is it good? The problem with Hover is that it’s one of those frustrating games where everything coming together is a rare occurrence, and the rest of the time can leave you feeling underwhelmed or, in ...