Alexis Ong

The sequel to Capcom’s action RPG is big and chaotic, but the companion characters are what make it all work.

The mobile app isn’t for everyone, but for one insomniac, Pikachu and Snorlax made a big difference.

Dyson invited me to spend two days inside its hyper-clean universe to see what’s next and why it’s trying to scrub every hidden bit of filth from our homes.

From Hackers to the X-Files, being online has long been depicted as a deliberate, physical act on screen.

The gruesome mystery returns, but it’s lacking some of the punch that made the first season so potent.

The tiny handheld was manufactured in Southeast Asia, but the realities of global shipping have kept it out of the hands of local gamers.