
Hope Corrigan
Hope’s been writing about games for about a decade, starting out way back when on the Australian Nintendo fan site Vooks.net. Since then, she’s talked far too much about games and tech for publications such as Techlife, Byteside, IGN, and GameSpot. Of course there’s also here at PC Gamer, where she gets to indulge her inner hardware nerd with news and reviews. You can usually find Hope fawning over some art, tech, or likely a wonderful combination of them both and where relevant she’ll share them with you here. When she’s not writing about the amazing creations of others, she’s working on what she hopes will one day be her own. You can find her fictional chill out ambient far future sci-fi radio show/album/listening experience podcast right here.
No, she’s not kidding.
Latest articles by Hope Corrigan

Dreaming of an Nvidia Steam Deck? This modder converted an RTX 4090 laptop GPU into 4K 'portable' handheld gaming PC
By Hope Corrigan published
news If you can't buy it, DIY it.

The pro AI UK government has advised citizens to 'Delete old emails and pictures as data centres require vast amounts of water to cool their systems' to help reduce water consumption during national drought
By Hope Corrigan published
news We're going to be the best at AI but you lot need to delete old email and pics to save water.

Scrubby is a top robot. Scrubby scrubs whiteboards. Scrubby un-scrubs whiteboards. Scrubby sleeps to scrub again
By Hope Corrigan published
news I really like Scrubby, ok.

GameSir's G7 Pro has removable faceplates, TMR sticks, and 1000 Hz polling rate for under $80
By Hope Corrigan published
news Do we trust the quality of this one?

The sequel to the best high-end Hall effect controller just dropped with Razer's esports focussed Wolverine V3 Pro 8k PC
By Hope Corrigan published
news TMR is looking to make stick drift a thing of the past.

This retro-styled programmable high-polling wireless mouse comes with a charging dock for under $60 USD
By Hope Corrigan published
news It releases across Europe and the UK for €50 or £55.

Best wireless gaming headsets in 2025: the top cans I'd buy myself
By Dave James last updated
Untethered The best wireless gaming headsets allow you to enjoy your games and music tangle-free.

Best gaming headsets in 2025: I'd bet my ears on these headphones
By Dave James last updated
Quality cans Treat your ears to some treacle with the best gaming headsets.

Best microphone for gaming in 2025: from streaming to podcast mics, these are my top picks
By Andy Edser last updated
Mouth Noises Make your voice heard with the best microphones for streaming and gaming.

Elgato's new 4k60 Facecam might just become our new favourite, featuring a new a lens, sensor, and analogue filters
By Hope Corrigan published
news Elgato's specsheet is hitting it out of the park on this one.

What's this, a genuinely affordable Wi-Fi 7 mesh system from Netgear? Huzzah!
By Hope Corrigan published
news Rejoice, all ye who can't get Wi-Fi in thou chamber rooms .

A week after Meta turned it down, Google agrees to sign EU's AI Code of Practice while still raising its own concerns
By Hope Corrigan published
news "We will join several other companies, including U.S. model providers, in signing the European Union’s General Purpose AI Code of Practice. "

This futuristic keyboard from the past and some street stylin' peripherals are the result of this latest gaming hardware collab
By Hope Corrigan published
news I demand cooler looking stuff!

The latest SSDs from Micron are focussed on improving AI Data Centre performance
By Hope Corrigan published
news These enterprise level SSDs are going to make AI faster, and hopefully a bit smarter too.

Finally, Razer launches the fully updated sequel. The BlackShark V3 Pro goes all in on esports with less latency, ANC, and 12 pro-curated EQs for in-game sound
By Hope Corrigan published
news Models for pros and bros available.

Cherry brings its MX2A hot-swappable wireless keyboard and graphene fabric mousepad to the United States
By Hope Corrigan published
news Which switch would you choose?

You can buy a Chinese made programmable humanoid-robot for under $6,000 USD, but it might be the same one that tried to fight civilians
By Hope Corrigan published
news You always get what you pay for.

A single guessed password has led to a cyberattack that put a fully insured 158-year-old company out of business despite security practices being up to code
By Hope Corrigan published
news Oof.

If you've had trouble getting your hands on a GPU, good news! Nvidia is re-releasing another budget card from 2022
By Hope Corrigan published
news But this could be the most powerful 3050 we've ever seen.

YouTuber dreams up and builds lockpicking robot that can feel the pins in the tumbler and it almost even works
By Hope Corrigan published
news I sense great pins inside of you.

Razer raised my hopes with this Kanto starter based Pokemon collection then released some of the ugliest peripherals I've ever seen
By Hope Corrigan published
news Sorry Razer x Pokemon, but I wouldn't choose you.

Razer's latest Cobra HyperSpeed mouse is also the cheapest one yet to work with the HyperFlux mouse powering mat
By Hope Corrigan published
news A pricecut on perpetual pointing power promised.

8BitDo's newest Pro 3 Controller has magnetic swappable face buttons for Switch and Xbox configurations
By Hope Corrigan published
news X been given to ya, now you choose where to put it.
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