Avinash Jaisrani

About Me

Greetings, I’m Avinash, a Business student in Australia with a deep passion for gaming. Over five years in the gaming journalism realm, I’ve blended my love for writing with the latest updates in the gaming industry.

Position at Tech4Gamers

At Tech4Gamers, I contribute as a Senior News Reporter, combining my skills and gaming enthusiasm to keep our audience updated on the latest developments.

Tech Journey

My journey involves a dynamic mix of business studies and an intense love for action games like Devil May Cry. Having earned mentions on reputable gaming websites, I bring a unique blend of academic acumen and gaming insight to Tech4Gamers.

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Why You Should Locally Save Your Favorite Game Music

Game music has proven to be quite memorable over the years, so storing it locally for collection purposes is a great idea.

Call of Duty Exec Admits The Franchise Needs To Innovate Moving Forward

After years of criticism regarding Call of Duty's stagnation, Activision has admitted that the series needs to focus on innovation.

PC Software Upgrades Worth Considering Before 2027

As 2027 approaches, staying up to date with the latest software is more important than it has ever been in the past.

How To Build A Student Software Setup Without Breaking The Bank

All students must have the right set of software at their disposal, especially with the year coming to a close soon.

How to Separate Gaming, Work and Personal Banking on One Computer

Learn how to separate gaming, work and personal banking on one PC with separate Windows accounts, safer browsing habits, and practical security tips.

GTA 6 Marketing Reportedly Cost Rockstar Over $150 Million

GTA 6 appears to have a massive budget, with reports now suggesting Rockstar Games allocated over $150 million to marketing.

Phantom Blade Zero Won’t Force Players To Fight Bosses At Full Health After Dying

Phantom Blade Zero's latest previews confirm just how the game separates itself from Souls-like titles, particularly during boss fights.

Could eSIM Technology Change the Future of Portable Gaming?

Could eSIM change portable gaming? Explore how built-in mobile connectivity could improve cloud gaming, remote play, and handheld gaming on the go.

Why Gaming Fashion Is So Important Today

Fashion in games has evolved to become a unique form of player expression due to the endless possibilities of customization available today.

More Than 30% of Wolverine Sales Came From Physical Copies

Marvel's Wolverine appears to have sold an unexpectedly high number of its copies via physical discs amid the impending all-digital future.

GTA 6 Offers More Open Mission Design, Says Rockstar

Following criticism of Rockstar Games' restrictive game design, the team is said to have opened things up for GTA 6.

Gaming CPU vs Server CPU: Five Differences that Actually Change Your Bill

Gaming CPU vs server CPU: See how clock speed, cores, ECC memory, and server hardware can affect game server performance and rental costs.

Gears of War: E-Day Devs Proud of Xbox Exclusivity; Say It Shows Quality of Their Work

The team behind Gears of War: E-Day is proud that its game got picked to be an Xbox exclusive again after Microsoft abandoned the practice.

QSSR Delivers Significantly Better Detail Levels; Analysts Praise PS5 AI Upscaling

AI upscaling on the PS5 using QSSR leads to much better detail across the board, delivering much-needed improvements to the console.

The Witcher 3 Saw 10x Spike In Average Player Counts Following Remaster Release

The Witcher 3: Remastered has led to plenty of fans returning to the title, making it quite successful for CDPR.

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Why You Should Locally Save Your Favorite Game Music

Game music has proven to be quite memorable over the years, so storing it locally for collection purposes is a great idea.

Xbox Survey Points To Full Exclusivity For Biggest First-Party Franchises

Microsoft’s Xbox survey appears to hint at full exclusivity for practically all of its biggest first-party IPs today.

Activision Declares Modern Warfare 4 and GTA 6 Biggest Games of 2026

Activision’s marketing chief has picked GTA 6 and Modern Warfare 4 as the two biggest games of the year in 2026.

Activision Complains About Call of Duty Tax And Bias Ahead of MW4 Release

Activision claims that the media treats Call of Duty differently because of its annual release cycle, despite the work that goes into the IP.

Call of Duty Exec Admits The Franchise Needs To Innovate Moving Forward

After years of criticism regarding Call of Duty's stagnation, Activision has admitted that the series needs to focus on innovation.