Video Games

Macronix, one of Nintendo's ROM chip manufacturers, is shutting down the business to reallocate manufacturing for NOR and NAND flash chips that the AI industry demands.

Joining the FPGA console trend is the SGBC, a Game Boy console that natively supports a Game Boy cartridge slot and copying cartridge ROMs to a microSD card.

Sony's Japanese 4K Blu-ray lineup is disappearing, raising questions about the future of standalone disc players

GOG wants to sell physical games, in contrast to consoles going digital-only, giving gamers more freedom over their games. However, it still has to figure out logistics and publisher permissions.

A developer has created a full Intel 486 PC system, using 100% pure-JavaScript, in a browser.

The security researcher who originally discovered the hypervisor bug held off reporting it to Sony, intending to disclose it only after the launch of GTA VI.

Asus adds an OLED screen, TMR sticks, and more comfortable grips to its AMD-powered gaming handheld.

Throaty Mumbo turns his NES into a Windows-like desktop using an FPGA cartridge emulating an old Intel CPU, complete with a CD drive and internet capabilities, all without tearing the NES apart.