Matt Ng

3 weeks ago | stuff.tv | Matt Ng

The Switch 2 is finally here, and all eyes are on Nintendo’s latest console, particularly as it succeeds the original Switch, no less than the third-best-selling games machine of all time. Of course, the original Switch’s attractiveness largely came down to its stellar games lineup, and after a slow start, its library swelled with unmissable titles, ballooning its player base with it.

4 weeks ago | tomsguide.com | Matt Ng

The iPhone vs. Android debate is ongoing, with fans of both platforms making compelling arguments for which software they prefer. And whether you opt for the best iPhones or the best Android phones, you'd have to concede that each platform has its strengths and weaknesses. But sometimes, there's just no debate. And as strong as Apple's iPhone software may be, there are clear areas where Android is simply the better platform.

1 month ago | stuff.tv | Matt Ng

Tom Cruise may have a phonebook of different roles in his illustrious movie career, but his most recognised is arguably IMF Agent Ethan Hunt of the Mission: Impossible franchise (now available to stream on Paramount+). With this movie series spanning nearly 30 years, Hunt has performed enough stunts to leave a Cirque du Soleil artist in cold sweats. He’s gone free solo climbing, hung on to an airplane mid-takeoff, completed a HALO parachute jump and ran down the tallest building in the world.

1 month ago | tomsguide.com | Matt Ng

Contributing writerMatt is a technology journalist with over 15 years experience and has written for publications including Stuff, Eurogamer and Popular Mechanics. When not writing or reviewing the latest gadgets, Matt can be found stuck into the MCU film series or any of the latest video games. An affordable alternative to the premium dash cams that offers respectable performance albeit with some fiddly controls.

1 month ago | stuff.tv | Matt Ng

Take a look at my PSN library, and you’ll find a litany of unfinished games: Dave the Diver, FF7: Rebirth, Guardians of the Galaxy, God of War: Ragnarok, all with a story completion percentage well under that credit-rolling 100%. I feel a small sense of shame at not breaching their finales, and it’s not a stretch to imagine all these acclaimed titles silently judging me from my console’s SSD. This phenomenon isn’t just a me problem.