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September 2017

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September 29
- Talon Media Remote for Xbox One puts Microsoft's remote to shame
September 28
- Ruiner for Xbox One review: An ultra-cool cyberpunk shooter with lots of splashes of red
- Seagate 8TB Game Drive Hub HDD review: Space for so many games!
- Nokia's canceled Lumia 2020 was a compact Windows RT tablet after my heart
- Halo Wars 2: Awakening the Nightmare Xbox One review — A fresh and unique Halo adventure
- Forza Motorsport 7 review: Forza retains pole position as de facto racing king on Xbox One
September 27
- Dishonored: Death of the Outsider Xbox One review: A fresh (but familiar) assassin game
- Lenovo ThinkPad P71 review: A massive laptop with specs to match
- Krita for Windows 10 is a potential Paint replacement that helps you get creative
- Total War: Warhammer II for PC review – An in-depth strategy game that's still easy to learn
September 26
- EWin Flash XL gaming chair review: A large seat for comfortable, heavy-duty gaming
September 25
- Time Recoil Xbox One review: Travel through time to save the world in this twin-stick shooter
September 21
- Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite for Xbox One review – Two universes collide again in this flashy fighter
- Review: Stellaris 'Synthetic Dawn' DLC on PC lets you take control of robots and wipe out all meatbags
- Divinity: Original Sin 2 for PC review — A near-flawless fantasy epic
September 18
- Project Cars 2 for Xbox One review: Can Slightly Mad Studios hope to take on Forza?
September 13
- Redout for Xbox One review: A fast, furious and futuristic racing game
September 12
- Destiny 2 for Xbox One review: Back stronger than ever, but far from revolutionary
September 11
- Lenovo Flex 5 15 review: A convertible with concessions
September 8
- Killing Floor 2 review: The best multiplayer horde game lands on Xbox One
- Community Review: Vegas Movie Studio by Magix
September 6
- Resident Evil Revelations review: This terrifying game is better than ever on Xbox One
September 1
- Path of Exile review: One of the best Diablo-style action-RPGs on Xbox One — and it's free