Category: News
Pint-sized portable gaming system includes more than 300 games
Back in 2015, developer Kevin Bates launched a credit-card-sized open-source 8-bit gaming system on Kickstarter called the Arduboy for folks with keen eyesight to play, create and share free games. Now an even smaller version has landed. Continue Reading Category: Games, Consumer Tech, Technology Tags: Kickstarter, Portable Gaming, Hack, Education, Gaming, Learning, Open-source
Pokemon Scarlet & Violet: How to get to Alfornada on foot
In Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, the mountainous town of Alfornada seems to be hidden away until you unlock the climbing ability for your mount. But there is actually a way to get there on foot without any movement upgrades, and we’ll show you how. Continue Reading Category: Games, Consumer Tech, Technology Tags: Game, Games, Gaming, […]
Udu Console desperately attempts to get kids off couches
Kids these days, am I right? With the video games, and the couches? But seriously, what are they to do? The pull of the screen is irresistible, as they’ll remind you if they catch you reading New Atlas on your phone instead of being immersed in a moment you’ll never be given again. Continue Reading […]
Corsair’s flexible gaming monitor can be bent into shape during play
OLED displays have opened some very interesting avenues in consumer electronics, from TVs that roll out like magnetic wallpaper to e-books that flex like a paperback. Joining the party is hardware company Corsair, which has introduced a versatile new gaming monitor that users can manually bend into a curve for a more wrap-around experience. Continue […]
Customizable PlayStation 5 controller marks Sony’s latest swipe at Xbox
Sony has revealed the DualSense Edge, a new customizable controller for the PlayStation 5. In an apparent attempt to play catch-up with the Xbox, the new controller packs a few new buttons, switches and triggers, as well as more options to remap functions and save them to different profiles. Continue Reading Category: Games, Consumer Tech, […]
Backbone One brings PlayStation 5 controller to iPhone mobile gaming
As streaming games improve, so too do mobile controllers. The Backbone One PlayStation Edition is a new controller that fits around your iPhone and lets you play PS4 and PS5 games via Remote Play, as well as basically any other mobile or streaming game. Continue Reading Category: Games, Consumer Tech, Technology Tags: Playstation, Playstation 5, […]
Sony ups its audio-visual game with Inzone brand releases
Sony Electronics has announced a new brand to support its gaming universe. The Inzone line combines the company’s expertise in audio and visuals, launching with a 4K monitor and a pair of noise-canceling headphones. Continue Reading Category: Games, Consumer Tech, Technology Tags: Sony, Monitor, Display, Headphones, Noise-Canceling, Wireless, Gaming
MSI launches Liberator programmable gaming foot pedal
The classic keyboard and mouse setup is a tried-and-true staple of gaming, but it means there are two other appendages slacking off under the desk – your feet. Gaming brand MSI is now launching the Liberator, a programmable foot pedal that can be used for any action in any game. Continue Reading Category: Games, Consumer […]
Alienware’s new game-streaming box can run four sessions at once
Alienware’s new Concept Nyx game-streaming device would supply all the necessary horsepower for four concurrent gaming sessions on any screen in the house, opening up some interesting options like super-simple switching between different screens. Continue Reading Category: Games, Consumer Tech, Technology Tags: Alienware, Streaming, Video Games, Console, New Atlas Audio
Amiga 500 Mini retro console emerges from the archives
For all the fancy features of the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, sometimes you just want to wrap yourself in the comfortable nostalgia of classic games. If you don’t have the original machine still yellowing in your attic, you can buy modernized mini versions, and the latest to join this retro resurgence is the […]
