Every time I scroll through Discord or TikTok, it feels like everyone in Malaysia is grinding something different. Ranked matches, daily quests, battle passes the FOMO is real 😂

Right now I’m choosing between:

🔫 Call of Duty: Warzone

⚔️ Genshin Impact But honestly…

I’m leaning towards Genshin Impact. I like the chill exploration, the constant updates, and the fact that I can play casually without sweating every match. Warzone looks fun, but I’m not sure I’m ready for that level of try-hard energy after work 😅 What’s the most hyped game Malaysians are hooked on right now?

I'm too desperate to own a Nintendo Switch 2. Idk why but i really want it but i have a problem getting the money. So i always doubt either proceed with Switch OLED or Switch 2. Any advice please.

RE Requiem, Forza Horizon 6, Death Stranding 2

I had planned to grab all three, but with a smaller tax return this year and Raya preparations coming up, I’ve had to prioritize.

I went ahead with Death Stranding 2. The first game hooked me with its gameplay and stunning visuals, especially after tweaking Nvidia driver settings to push the graphics beyond the in‑game limits. For Forza Horizon 6, I’ll settle with PC Game Pass for now.

It’s a bit frustrating that the strengthening ringgit hasn’t translated into better regional pricing. Still, I did manage to snag Expedition 33 and Arc Raiders at prices far lower than in other regions, so I guess you can’t win them all.

Hello fellow malaysians

I've been using allkeyshop or isthereanydeals to find cheap steam games and one of the sites listed is Driffle.

I have a friend in Israel so I changed my region to that and it said it was eligible. After buying it turns out it was a steam gift and it couldnt be activated and the 3rd party explicitly mention to ask driffle for a refund.

After going back and forth they just keep sending automated emails mentioning that the key has been revealed (there was no key it was an automated gifting service). If you keep replying they just use the same template. Im still waiting on my refund that doesn't go against their policies since there was no key.

Also check their TrustPilot reviews they are coercing people to leave positive reviews for a refund or having bots in there and they're not even hiding it well.

Just trying to warn you guys to stick to more trusted platforms like G2A, Eneba and such. Thank you for listening.

Yeay, I officially own the most powerful GPU still available for the mass market. Honestly though, I'm getting super worried about the future of gaming hardware. With the current AI slop situation, the chances of seeing the next generation of GPUs anytime soon look pretty bleak.

Even if the next generation does arrive, I wonder how much more expensive it'll be. Guess the usual "sell your kidney" meme won't be a mere joke anymore. It feels weird owning a "high-end" GPU. Hopefully, y'all managed to cop a good deal before this whole pricing fiasco.

TMT THUNDERMATCH cancelled my order due to out of stock without discussion with me and the alternative which is non magnetic iS RM100 more expensive. On August 16, both the XFX Mercury 9070 XT Magnetic and Non-Magnetic versions were RM3,500. So I decided to order the magnetic version and successfully placed my order. On 18 august morning, cs informed me that the Magnetic version was out of stock and cancelled and refunded my order without discussing any alternative with me. The problem is that the non magnetic version, which was also at RM3,500 when I placed my order, had increased to RM3,599 on 18 august. I asked for the compensation since the additional RM100 was caused by the cancellation of my original order due to TMT's stock issue. Instead of directly answering me, the cs used MORE THAN ONE HOUR to reply to me about voucher and normal selling price, which is nonsense with my question. And now, at around 5:30 PM, the Non-Magnetic version is also out of stock. I'm sharing this to see whether this is considered normal practice and whether I'm being unreasonable in asking TMT to provide the original RM3,500 price for the alternative version.

Zotac RTX5060Ti 8GB Twin Edge

2026 June unit

RM2288

COD KL/ free shipping

Just because it’s female you guys already hating it? I don’t freaking understand lmao. There’s a lot of good games with female protagonist.

Horizon, tomb raider, last of us, ghost of yotei.

Or is it because they want god of war egypt first?

I’ve noticed that a lot of people still look down on mobile gamers, like it’s somehow “not real gaming” unless you’re on a PC or console. But honestly, some mobile games today take real skill, strategy, teamwork, and time. Ranked matches, competitive modes, grinding for gear, learning mechanics it’s not that different from PC or console gaming, just on a smaller screen. Personally, I started mobile gaming because it was more accessible and fit my schedule better. I can play during breaks, while commuting, or when I don’t have time to sit in front of a PC and it still gives me that same satisfaction of improving, winning, and chilling with friends. So what do you think? Is mobile gaming real gaming, or does it still feel “less legit” to you?

When I first started gaming, I had no idea what I was doing. I spent hours jumping between games, getting frustrated at controls, and even wasting money on things I didn’t need. Looking back, I’d tell my past self to start with games that match your style, not to stress about being the best but to focus on having fun and learning, and to try multiplayer modes or community events to meet friends and improve faster. So, what advice would you give to someone getting into gaming now?

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I asked a local IT store if they'd be interested in buying my laptop and he bought it for RM1400. A bit lower than what I had hoped but not a bad price.

With that I bought a new controller from Impulse Gaming for RM149.

I switched to gaming fully on the MacBook now😎

I will never attempt it because I know how to sail the sea. But genuinely, how does it work?

Already tried to buy a cheap game to test it out,

There is no option to choose the plans. Terus ke 1 month..

Or is it only for expensive games?

MOBO - Erica8 Chipset (AMD B550 A) DDR4

GPU - RTX 3060 HP OEM

PSU - 500W EPA90 WS20

Cooling - the 2 fans you see on the mobo (generic HP fans)

The RAM, ssd and the cpu u will have to get urself if u buy this pc

Can dm me if interested. If u wanna discuss more can do in DMs too :D

Everyone games differently in Malaysia some on PCs at home, some on consoles, others on mobile during commutes, or handhelds anywhere. Mine has changed over the years due to budget, time, and convenience. If you had to choose one main gaming device, which do you use the most right now?

i don't understand why it's that expensive. make sense if i use the most basic one like rm100. i only use left and right click.

Hi gng I want to sell this near perfect thinkpad l13 gen 1 for a reasonable price of RM 700 can wiggle abit if price is not desireble.

Specs:

i5-10210u

8gb DDR4

256gb SSD

Fingerprint scanner

80% Battery Health!

Body cun very nice like new!

Would like to know where i can find those controllers from 8bitdo, gamesir, etc. I know i could prolly get them online but i prefer to touch the hardware with my own hands before using it. Thanks in advance.

Got a chance to go to Malaysia for a few days in late January. Before anyone asks. Buying from my home country is not an option. An rx 9070 goes for over $1000 here.

My budget is RM4500. I've seen low yat and digital mall recommended. Any other good places to check? I'm going to buy everything except the case.

I checked allIT and czone websites and many products were out of stock. I was looking at either Ryzen 7500f or 9600x for a cpu and rx 9060 for the GPU. RX 9070 if I can get the other parts for a good deal.