Articles by Katie Wickens

Katie Wickens has been writing about games and tech for over four years. Having earned a Masters in Games at university she's been picking them apart (to exhaustion) ever since. She learned to analyze - and often break - technology as a Hardware writer for PC Gamer. She now spends her days revisiting her old haunt, with reviews, guides, features, and news found at TechRadar, GamesRadar+, IGN, T3, Dicebreaker, Senet, and loads of other publications.

Articles by: Katie Wickens

Get an Xbox Series X or Series S and want to get online recently? Here are your options for entering the world of Xbox Game Pass

By Katie Wickens published 25 December 24

A rundown of what each tier of Xbox Game Pass membership offers, as well as current prices and any deals.

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Finally got a Nintendo Switch and want to get online? Here's my guide to the best Nintendo Switch Online membership deals

By Katie Wickens published 25 December 24

A rundown of what each tier of Nintendo Switch Online membership offers, as well as current prices and any deals.

Just got a PS5 or PS5 Pro this holiday season? Here are the best PS Plus deals right now to get you online

By Katie Wickens published 25 December 24

A rundown of what each tier of PlayStation Plus membership offers, as well as current prices and any deals.

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5 mistakes to avoid with your gaming laptop

By Allisa James last updated 29 November 24

Gaming laptops can boast excellent performance comparable to a PC, but only if you avoid making these five mistakes with them.

How to set up your new gaming laptop for peak performance

By Allisa James last updated 29 November 24

While a gaming laptop has many benefits, you still need to set it up properly so it can perform at its very best.

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Herman Miller Aeron gaming chair review: premium, highly customizable comfort

By Katie Wickens published 9 November 24

Recommended

A premium price for a supremely sturdy chair which, although it's missing a headrest and width adjustment, really stands out against the competition thanks to its premium feel.