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1 day ago | techradar.com | Demi Williams

• The fight stick is launching in 2026 and is designed for PS5 and PC• The controller can be used wirelessly via PlayStation Link technology for ultra-low latency gameplay, or wired using a USB-C connectionSony has revealed its first-ever wireless fight stick, codenamed Project Defiant, and it's releasing in 2026. Announced during PlayStation's June State of Play, Project Defiant is designed for a variety of fighting games and can be used wirelessly or wired for the PlayStation 5 and PC.

1 day ago | techradar.com | Carrie Marshall

Hisense has announced its smallest, lightest and most portable projector yet, the M2 Pro Smart Mini Projector. The M2 Pro is a 4K projector with 1,200 lumens light output (the press release we received says 1,300 lumens, but retailers' listings disagree) and Hisense's AI 4K Clarity, a suite of algorithms that upscale pictures, reduce noise and optimize contrast for HDR.

1 day ago | techradar.com | Harry Padoan

The Nintendo Switch 2 is finally here, more than eight years after its predecessor launched… yes, it really was that long ago. And with it, we’ve got some exciting new games – come on, even a new Mario Kart! However, if you want to race against your friends online you’re going to need a Nintendo Switch Online membership. There are a few different tiers available, but don’t worry, I’ll run through each below and let you in on the best Nintendo Switch Online deals available right now.

1 day ago | techradar.com | Demi Williams

• Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles launches on September 30 for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, PC, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Switch 2 • The remaster of the 1997 classic will offer enhanced features like improved graphics, new battle features, and difficulty options • The game will also be voice-acted with actors like Ben Starr, and cameos from Final Fantasy 7 Remake's Cody Christian and Briana White Following months of rumors, Square Enix has officially announced a...

1 day ago | techradar.com | Sead Fadilpasic

(Image credit: Getty Images) Play Ransomware has hit 900 companies so far, new FBI advisory claims The group is calling victims on the phone to try and force them to pay the ransom demand It also added new vulnerabilities to its arsenalPlay Ransomware's "body count" is almost hitting four digits, a new warning from top legal enforcement has revealed, urging businesses to stay on guard against attacks.