The iPhone 15 Pro is the next AAA game console

The iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max use Grade 5 titanium instead of stainless steel, making both flagships lighter and better at dispersing heat than the previous material, according to Apple. The company has recognized the overheating problems that continue to plague the two models but states that the software and not the new design is the reason for this string of issues.

Apple has acknowledged the overheating issues present on the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max and intends to fix them in the form of a future iOS 17 software update. The company likely investigated the matter and has concluded that some third-party applications are also culpable. It appears that the newest A17 Pro was not the problem after all, but it cannot be ignored that compared to the A16 Bionic, it tends to consume a little more power when under load.

Apple is known for making premium products that offer the very best in technology to consumers. However, there is one sector where the Cupertino-based tech giant has been lagging behind for years - gaming. While Apple's MacBooks, iMacs, and even iPhones are some of the most powerful devices in the market, none of them are marketed as gaming devices, nor are they used as that. However, that all changed this year with Apple shifting its focus on gaming with its latest devices, especially the iPhone 15 Pro models.

Sci-fi thriller The Lazarus Project returns for a second season, and a new teaser trailer, exclusively shared with GamesRadar+, teases time travel chaos.

Phil Spencer has stated that Xbox players can see more AAA releases by Japanese studios come to the platform in the future. Speaking to Game Watch, Spencer said that Xbox will get more games described by the interviewer as “uniquely Japanese AAA titles” down the line.

A whole lot of interesting (and occasionally awkward) secrets were revealed by the big Microsoft document leak that occurred last week. One of the most notable bits was a brutally frank analysis by Xbox boss Phil Spencer on the current state of major videogame publishers like Activision and Electronic Arts, who Spencer said are struggling to find relevance in an industry that just doesn't need them like it used to.

Have you ever been lost in a song so deeply that you’re transported into another world, a preferred nature spot, or just find peace within the colors and shapes of a painting? Faerie Afterlight has done this for me. Created by the developers, Clay Game Studios, this Indonesian influenced game, with lovely music, folk art and beautiful visuals transported me into what might be the coziest and most chill Metroidvania I have played since both Ori games.

The iPhone 15 Pro Max is Apple’s first model to offer a 5x optical zoom upgrade, but just like the tech firm has done on previous occasions, the hardware details remained obscured for a few days. Fortunately, we have learned that most of the cameras used on the company’s top-end flagship have been re-used from last year’s iPhone 14 Pro Max.

The new iPhone 15 series is getting a lot of attention and for all the right reasons. I mean, when did iPhones stop getting attention in the first place? The crown jewels of the new lineup are, of course, the iPhone 15 and 15 Pro Max. This year, Apple fired on all cylinders and made some really nice changes to the phone's construction, including Grade 5 titanium, along with class-leading cameras and more.

Tomorrow, September 22, the iPhone 15 lineup will go on sale after having been launched on September 12. However, the chances of you being able to grab an iPhone 15 Pro Max are quite low unless you were able to pre-book it since the model has officially sold out and only a limited supply is available for retail stores. Part of this popularity is the new 120mm tetraprism lens that adds a 5x optical zoom capability to the smartphone. However, many have been questioning why Apple did not extend it to 10x optical zoom like its rival Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra. Finally, the company has responded to the queries and given an explanation.

Three executives are leaving The Callisto Protocol developer Striking Distance Studios following the game's commercial underperformance, including studio co-founder and Dead Space veteran Glen Schofield.

One game based on has been impossible to play since shortly after its original release, but things have finally changed in a major way. Following the financial success of, the follow-up film was poised to be a hit, and its American distributor Warner Brothers committed heavily to advertising. An in-browser game was developed as part of this strategy, with millions being invested in a major marketing gimmick. Dubbed the game was faced with the very unusual problem of being a little bit too successful to work out.