Emulation
RetroDECK’s latest release, version 0.10.0b, looks understated on the surface, but beneath it sits one of the most significant changes in the project’s history. Described by the team as a full rewrite rather than a routine update, the new build represents a fundamental rethinking of how
Emulation
The original Xbox – the behemoth freshman entry in Microsoft's once-great console brand – was a true legend. With titles ranging from Fuzion Frenzy to Halo, the Unreal Championship series, Ninja Gaidan, Tony Hawk, and even Conker: Live & Reloaded, the original Xbox made a name for itself catering to
Controllers
This controller is *incredible* on its own. But I was surprised by some of its more innovative features!
Things That Don't Suck
Try walking a mile in my shoes, you'll LOVE IT!
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There’s a moment, early on in Mirror’s Edge, where the game stops explaining itself and lets motion do the talking.
From the earliest days of the First Person Shooter genre, there was one series–loosely unified by a name and a technology–that has held a special place in my heart. This sci-fi inspired gib-fest has brought me and my friends countless hours of competitive joy. Now I want to share that joy with you.
PortMaster has quietly become one of the most important projects in the Linux retro handheld space. If you’ve spent any time with these handheld devices, chances are you’ve either used PortMaster already or benefited from the work it enables. It’s the glue that turns a pile of
This isn’t a traditional retrospective. There’s no timeline to follow, no exhaustive list of games to rank, no attempt to neatly box up what the PlayStation Portable was. Instead, this time 'round I think it should just be a celebration of how it looked, how it presented
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RetroDECK’s latest release, version 0.10.0b, looks understated on the surface, but beneath it sits one of the most significant changes in the project’s history. Described by the team as a full rewrite rather than a routine update, the new build represents a fundamental rethinking of how
After writing a news article on RetroDECK’s latest update, I found myself revisiting my conversations with the team and realized they deserved to be shared in full as their own piece. RetroDECK is my favourite all-in-one retro gaming platform for Linux, and it’s something I’ve consistently kept
We had a big week here on the review. Six articles that have performed quite well! I also discovered a massive drain on our viewership numbers. We'll talk about it today! And stay make sure you check out the end of this article where we drop some sneak
The original Xbox – the behemoth freshman entry in Microsoft's once-great console brand – was a true legend. With titles ranging from Fuzion Frenzy to Halo, the Unreal Championship series, Ninja Gaidan, Tony Hawk, and even Conker: Live & Reloaded, the original Xbox made a name for itself catering to
This controller is *incredible* on its own. But I was surprised by some of its more innovative features!
Try walking a mile in my shoes, you'll LOVE IT!
Not an outright lie, but not really the truth
Just a few months ago I didn't read books. Now I've invested in an e-reader. Here's how that's going!
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Last night I had the strangest dream that everything was exactly as it seemed... and I need to tell someone about it.
With the help of EmuDeck and Steam ROM Manager you'll be playing your ROM and ISO backups on SteamOS/Linux in no time!
There’s a moment, early on in Mirror’s Edge, where the game stops explaining itself and lets motion do the talking.
An ode to one of the foundational video game genres
Oh my god, I am writing about dishwashers
We take a moment, every Sunday morning, to brew some coffee and review the articles we've published over the last seven days. A little commentary, some personal updates, other content, and more! And make sure you check out the end of this article where we drop some sneak
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I’ve never spent a huge amount of time with vertical handhelds, but that’s not due to a lack of interest. Years with the Steam Deck, Nintendo Switch, and a steady rotation of horizontal-style retro handhelds meant the tall, upright design always felt a little unexplored to me...almost
Here's how we can fix it.
I asked my boyfriend if I should buy it. He thought for a moment, then told me he would support my decision to get the chair if I did three things...