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KONKR Pocket Advance is AYANEO’s horizontal Game Boy Advance-style remake under the KONKR sub-brand. CEO Arthur showed a real unit on July 31. The company frames it as a “REMAKE” of classic landscape handhelds, not a one-to-one Nintendo clone.

YUNZII Cake Meow C98 wireless keyboard came up for review. Having done a few keyboards of late, I put my hand up to test out this full-size keyboard. Having not heard of the manufacturer before, I did some research, learning YUNZII started mechanical keyboard manufacturing in 2018, a good solid six years under their belt,…

For decades, every new console generation has been marketed with more processing power, higher resolutions and better graphics. According to Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto, however, this hardware arms race is becoming increasingly less important. In an interview with the Japanese magazine Famitsu, Miyamoto not only reflected on Nintendo’s history but also shared his thoughts on…

A surge in memory prices and a shift toward digital-only distribution are forcing manufacturers and developers to abandon traditional business models.

In the throes of the RAMpocalypse, checking prices on new gaming laptops is enough to make you ragequit. Luckily, there are some good budget gaming laptops out there, and it’s never been a better time to give them serious consideration. 

The Halo is a 360-degree video system with both inward-facing and outward-facing screens, custom-built for the “Blame It All On My Roots Tour” and designed so that every seat in the arena — not just the floor, not just the lower bowl, but every single seat — feels like the best seat in the house.…

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The future of gaming is going to be all digital, whether anyone likes it or not.  Chris Parker/CNET

The sim racing community was caught off guard this week following Polyphony Digital’s announcement welcoming MOZA Racing as an official peripheral partner for the Gran Turismo World Series (GTWS). The entry of a major direct-drive competitor naturally sparked questions about Fanatec’s long-standing status as the official hardware provider for the premier PlayStation esports championship.

Sony is “cautiously” moving forward with plans to stop producing discs for PlayStation games as of January 2028, CFO Lin Tao said through an interpreter today.