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Ritwik Mitra is an entertainment, gaming, and pop culture writer with more than nine years of experience. His love for writing and the video game industry led him to join TheGamer and Game Rant, honing his craft before eventually branching out to report for CBR, Screen Rant, and WitcherHour. With a deep-rooted passion for gaming…

MEmu Play is still pulling in roughly 2,400 monthly US searches even after a decade on the market, and the reason is simple: it is one of the last free Android emulators built specifically around gaming rather than QA testing or app development. The latest build, MEmu 9.5.6.1, landed in mid-August 2026 as a 602…

Software emulators are one of the cheapest ways to still enjoy retro games. These are basically applications that abstract the hardware capabilities of a different piece of hardware — usually a gaming console — letting its apps run on a modern PC. Of course, this kind of abstraction involves a performance cost, making the games…

ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates, Aug. 18, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Gamingtec, an international B2B iGaming technology provider, today announced that it has been granted a Gaming-Related Vendor Licence by the General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority (GCGRA), authorising the company to supply its technology solutions to licensed gaming operators in the United Arab Emirates.

Asus and Microsoft sell two versions of the same handheld idea, and the price tag between them is bigger than most people expect. The ROG Xbox Ally starts at $599.99. The ROG Xbox Ally X costs $999.99. That’s a $400 gap for a device that looks nearly identical on a store shelf, runs the same…

Sega’s Dreamcast died a commercial death in 2001, but its emulation scene has never been busier. In the last seven months alone, three separate projects have shipped meaningful updates: Flycast hit version 2.6 in January 2026, redream pushed a fresh Android build (1.2.12) on August 9, 2026, and a scrappy Zig-language newcomer called Deecy kept…