Sean Hollister is a Senior Editor at The Verge. He thrives at the intersection of gaming, technology, and consumer advocacy, bringing a blunt yet insightful voice to topics such as Google, Apple, AI, and hardware reviews. Sean has been featured in various outlets including TechWiki, Global Advertising News, and NewsBreak.
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By: Sean Hollister
$20 direct from Retro Fighters, $28 from Amazon, or about $18 from VGP Canada, all before shipping costs.
Valve finally made a white Steam Deck that you can actually buy You'll have to come up with Portal decorations yourself.
I've got a whole series of these hands-on gadget videos — find more on my Threads — but with the PS5 Pro, it's only now I've been able to make one!
“Tears in rain” Roy, not Fire Emblem Roy.
What if the 1989 Game Boy was designed today for nostalgic adults? The $199 ModRetro Chromatic is made of metal, covered in sapphire crystal, with PBT buttons and an incredible screen.
I’m not talking about the fragile Samsung Galaxy Fold — but rather the “charmingly awful” Royale FlexPai that kicked off the entire foldable-screen craze in 2018! (Royale released a decent sequel, but by then Samsung found its stride.) By 2019, folding phones had captured our imagination: I showed you how they were the stuff of science fiction, and we did a wacky field guide!
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By: Sean Hollister
$14.8 billion profit in Q1, $16.6 billion in Q2, and now $19.3 billion in Q3 of fiscal 2025 — that’s profit, not earnings. (Earnings were $35.08 billion, up from $30.04 billion last quarter.) The vast majority is from AI data center, of course — but gaming did have a 14 percent bump. It’s a $3B-a-quarter business, while data center is a $30B one.
Nvidia says its Blackwell AI chip is ‘full steam' ahead The company didn't discuss reported cooling issues, but says Blackwell is in full production.
From the chipmaker’s Q3 2025 earnings.
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