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Valve confirms the Steam Deck won't have annual releases
By Hassam Nasir published
A Steam Deck designer has confirmed that Valve will not follow an yearly release cycle for the Steam Deck.

Xbox gaming handheld comes to life using the console's original motherboard
By Christopher Harper published
The original Xbox has been modded into the first handheld Xbox console mod of its kind.

Nintendo 64 gets a 4K VRR-enabled revival in the form of the Analogue 3D
By Christopher Harper published
Analogue of Analogue Pocket fame released another FPGA-based emulation-free game console, now based on the Nintendo 64.

Nintendo 3DS runs Windows 95 via DOSBox — but takes hours to boot
By Christopher Harper published
A New Nintendo 3DS can be made to run Windows 95, YouTuber proves.

Old-school Nintendo console gets Bluetooth and improved audio features with addon
By Christopher Harper published
The Nintendo Entertainment System gets some Bluetooth support.

Lenovo Legion Go goes on sale for $533, 24% off its regular price
By Roshan Ashraf Shaikh published
Amazon has reduced the price of the Lenovo Legion Go gaming system from the default $699.99 to $533.31 while the offer lasts.

'Junk Store' plugin may bring GoG and Epic games to your Steam Deck library
By Jowi Morales published
Junk Store lets you load Epic Games and GOG on your Steam Deck, gets a Steam Store page in preparation for its eventual release.

SteamOS gets display configuration and VRR support for Asus ROG Ally and ROG Ally X
By Christopher Harper published
SteamOS gets updates adding Asus ROG Ally and ROG Ally X display VRR support to its GameScope compositor.

Grab an Xbox Series X for $449 with this October Prime Day deal
By Stewart Bendle published
Get your hands on this October Prime Day gaming deal where just $449 will net you this Xbox Series X games console.

First-ever killscreen-less "Rebirth" achieved in NES version of Tetris, 38 years later
By Christopher Harper published
Michael Khanh posts the first ever killscreen-less "rebirth" in NES Tetris. Prior Tetris records for humans required a killscreen reached past Level 157 — but how about Level 255?
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