Sean Hollister

Too early to see whether the RTX 5060 review debacle will wake gamers up, but blackscreens and melting power cables didn’t have a huge impact — Nvidia just reported record gaming revenue of $3.76 billion in Q1 2026 (aka February thru April).

The Lenovo Legion Go S will be the first authorized third-party SteamOS handheld, whenever it finally goes on sale, but more may be coming. In January, Valve told us that Lenovo was its only partner, but today Valve published an updated FAQ stating that “We’re currently working with select partners on officially licensed Powered by SteamOS devices.” Multiple partners!

On May 31th, Lock Books will release Overclocked: An Archive of Graphics Card Box Art, designed to take you back when “manufacturers fought for dominance with the most amped-up packaging imaginable.” (We remember it well.) The $27 book features over 300 different boxes and 50 classic ads, all curated after “hours of searching through dead Google links, eBay listings and defunct forums.”

Technically, it’s just a rebrand of Embracer Group, which once went on a shopping spree to become the one-game-company-to-rule-them-all. After that fell through, Embracer announced it’d spin out its tabletop and indie games into independent companies Asmodee and Coffee Stain, leaving only its priciest studios and IP.

DJI said it wouldn’t, but it weirdly did anyhow. Now, the company won’t answer our questions about the launch at all. How did Adorama obtain a shipment of drones? Will DJI honor the preorders at B&H? Does any other retailer have a shipment? Will DJI honor its warranty on those sales?

Fry’s is gone, CompUSA is gone, Radio Shack is a zombie, but Micro Center is finally coming back. On May 30th, the store will host its grand opening at 5201 Stevens Creek Blvd in Santa Clara — and it tells me it’s bringing 4,000 GPUs to mark the occasion! (It might not put them all on sale right away.)

The RX 9070 and 9070 XT came with AMD’s new AI-assisted brand of upscaling, FSR4, right out of the gate — this summer, they’ll also get a new “FSR Redstone” with three extra machine learning techniques. Like Nvidia’s DLSS, Redstone will add Neural Radiance Caching, Ray Regeneration, and a new Frame Generation model that uses both temporal and spatial data to generate fake frames.