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Husk Runs Android Games on iPhone With Two Distinct Methods
Husk combines a native translation layer with a QEMU-based LineageOS virtual machine to bring Android games and applications to iPhones running iOS 16 or later. More
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in GamingValve Makes Better Nvidia Support a Top SteamOS Priority
Valve is working to close the Nvidia compatibility gap in SteamOS, but the company says delivering the performance and features it wants will be a long-term effort. More
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in GamingStranger Than Heaven Lets Players Compose Songs and Run Concerts
Stranger Than Heaven will expand its action-adventure story with a music-management activity that lets Makoto recruit performers, create songs and organize concerts. More
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in GamingPhysint’s Alleged Xbox Deal Draws Scrutiny Over $400 Million Report
Microsoft is reportedly backing Hideo Kojima’s espionage project Physint, although conflicting accounts leave both the cost and the game’s platform status uncertain. More
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in GamingApple’s Rumored iPhone Controllers Could Arrive Under the Beats Brand
Apple is reportedly preparing a more direct move into mobile gaming hardware with two iPhone-focused game controllers that could be marketed through its Beats subsidiary. The project remains unannounced, but references found in system code and subsequent reporting point to first-party accessories designed to expand the iPhone’s role as a gaming device. Two first-party controllers […] More
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in GamingRockstar Weighed Multiple Protagonists for Red Dead Redemption 2 Before Choosing Arthur’s Story
Red Dead Redemption 2 could have followed a very different storytelling model. Rockstar North head Rob Nelson has recalled that the team considered adding multiple playable characters to the western, partly because Grand Theft Auto V had made character-switching a popular and prominent part of Rockstar’s design language. GTA V’s Structure Loomed Over Red Dead […] More
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in GamingSony’s PlayStation 5 Monitor Adds DualSense Charging and PC Support
Sony has begun selling a 27-inch gaming monitor aimed primarily at PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Pro owners, while also supporting use with Windows PCs and Macs. The display’s most console-focused feature is integrated charging for DualSense and DualSense Edge wireless controllers, turning the monitor into a more complete desktop gaming station. A 27-inch display […] More
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in GamingSony is Ending Physical PS5 Games – What It Means for the Future of Game Preservation
Sony will stop producing physical PlayStation game discs from 2028, making PS5 games digital-only. Here’s what it means for gamers, ownership, and game preservation. More
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in GamingValve developer introduces smart VRAM management for smoother Linux gaming
A new Linux kernel and KDE patchset from Valve improves VRAM management, boosting gaming performance on low-memory GPUs with smarter resource prioritization. More
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in GamingTerminator 2D: NO FATE Is Out Now – A Retro Arcade Reimagining of Judgment Day
Bitmap Bureau has officially launched Terminator 2D: NO FATE, a retro-styled arcade action game that brings the Terminator universe back to its pixelated roots. After years of development — and three major internal reworks — the studio has finally delivered its most ambitious project yet: a love letter to Terminator 2: Judgment Day filtered through […] More
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in GamingCD Projekt RED Announces Cyberpunk: Trading Card Game
CD Projekt RED is once again expanding the world of Cyberpunk 2077—this time beyond video games and into tabletop territory. The studio has officially unveiled Cyberpunk: Trading Card Game, a physical collectible card game developed by WeirdCo, the creative team behind Marvel Snap, Duel Masters, and Universus. The new project promises to bring the neon-soaked […] More
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in GamingSilent Hill: Townfall Leak Hints at March 2026 Release After Three Years of Silence
A new retail leak suggests Silent Hill: Townfall may launch on March 26, 2026, breaking more than three years of total silence. With an Xbox Partner Preview looming, fans are hoping the mysterious project finally reappears. More
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