Lenovo Quietly Put These Gaming Tablets on Sale
Tablets are the most underrated gaming devices in your house. Bigger screen than a phone,
PC/SBC
It’s Time to Break Up With Windows: A Linux Guide for Beginners
Choosing a Linux distro? This guide ranks options by skill level and use case—from gaming handhelds to Windows replacements.
When “Vita” Doesn’t Mean Vita: Anbernic’s Beautiful Disappointments
In this open source handheld space, Anbernic has a reputation of being a very hit
Why We Need More Sub-$100 Handhelds (And Who Should Make Them)
The retro emulation and Android handheld market has grown tremendously in the last few years.
Your Handheld PC Might Ask for Your Birth Date If You Live in California & Colorado
Bills, Bills, Bills In the last year, Linux gaming has exploded with the advent of
AMD Ends Z1E Support, So It’s Time to Consider Linux
UPDATE: Asus actually released a new Driver update for the Z1E yesterday. Hopefully Lenovo follows
The Quest 2 Is the Cheapest Way to Experience Real 3DS 3D
The 3DS Emulation Fever Something strange is happening in handheld gaming. The Nintendo 3DS—discontinued in
Priced Out: How Gaming Became a Luxury—and Nintendo Won by Doing Nothing
Gaming’s affordability crisis isn’t one thing—it’s a synchronized collapse. PC building is dead, consoles hit $700, and only Nintendo’s stagnation keeps them under $500.
How a $3,000 Apple Flop Became the Budget King of Retro Emulation
The “trash can” Mac Pro proves that excellent engineering transcends obsolescence. Thirteen years after release, it still plays Mario Kart 8 on a pink 180Hz monitor. Sometimes old technology isn’t e-waste—it’s just waiting for the right owner.
A New Way to Save PS2 Games That Isn’t Emulation
Forget emulation. This tool turns PS2 games into actual PC games—and it might be the future of keeping classics alive. PS2Recomp is an experimental tool that turns PlayStation 2 games into native PC ports—no emulation required. Here’s why it matters for game preservation.