It’s going to be a short piece of news. As you probably know, Valve has recently released Half Life: Alyx as a new episode in the series, and a VR-only game at that. It’s an event in itself since there… Continue Reading
I remember getting my Gameboy Advance as a kid nearly twenty years ago. It brings back some good memories — games like Metroid Fusion, Sonic Advance, The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap, among others, that were a blast to… Continue Reading
In a day and age where our phones can be remotely accessed by Google — through the screen itself, the camera, the microphone, our location, among many other ways — the time for a new device to enter the market… Continue Reading
We can finally put the rest the idea that the Smach Z portable gaming PC has been vaporware all along. I feel the need to say that because every single time I write an article about it, I get comments… Continue Reading
Today this is a sad tale I have to share with you, my friends. My main gaming PC actually died just 2 weeks ago. As I was playing GTA V (thanks to Proton), suddenly everything went off at once. Highly… Continue Reading
Despite some folks claiming that the portable console Smach Z has been a scam all along, facts keep pushing towards a different narrative (Reminder: I met with Smach Z representatives back in September last year in Tokyo). If it’s a… Continue Reading
Valve has released a teaser picture for their upcoming VR headset, called Index. There is not much information circulating around it for now, but the fact that Valve was working on their own headset was not new per se. Back… Continue Reading
It was on Reddit (/r/linux_gaming) last month for a couple of days, so you may have missed it, but Man_With_Arrow did some tests on his eGPU setup and published them for everyone to see. This may be a new term… Continue Reading
This year’s Tokyo Games Show was full of surprises. First, I did not expect to see the Smach Z there! At least 3 of their representatives were there, from technical side to marketing/financial side, and they were showing a prototype… Continue Reading
We tend to regard Feral and Aspyr as the key porting companies in the Linux world, yet this would be reductive. More individuals and companies dedicate themselves to porting games on Linux, infrequently making headlines. But we ought not discount… Continue Reading