video game platforms
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Can Apple Finally Make Mac Gaming Stick?
“Apple and gaming.” For decades, you’d be laughed at trying to use those two words together in a sentence. You might think that one of the world’s biggest PC brands would also be one of the best avenues for gaming, especially with all its bespoke components like the Mac-centric M-series and iPhone 15’s A17 Bionic…
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Arcade1Up’s New Space-Saving Arcade Machine Sits On Your Lap
Even at three-quarters scale, Arcade1Up’s miniaturized arcade cabinets can quickly fill up a room, and at several hundred bucks apiece, can just as quickly wipe out a budget. For those tight on room, Arcade1Up’s new Couchcade puts arcade-style controls in your lap and retro gameplay on your TV.
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Google Stadia Could Soon Find a Saviour in Windows Games
Google Stadia was slow off the starting blocks following its launch in 2019, to put it gently. The beleaguered cloud gaming service promised to usher in a new era of gaming free of expensive hardware, but like most too-good-to-be-true products, Stadia has overpromised and underdelivered. In fact, after a year, Google pivoted its original plans…
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How Does the Steam Deck Compare to the Competition?
From the obvious Nintendo Switch to the crowdfunded Aya Neo, here are the consoles Valve’s Steam Deck is competing with when it launches next month.