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Functioning version of 'the first arcade video game ever created' heads to auction with $200,000 estimate
By Mark Tyson Published
A games industry veteran is selling off what is 'probably the rarest arcade game in existence' via Boston’s RR Auctions.

PS5 emulation arrives on Steam Deck, Astro Playroom showcased running at 0.6 FPS
By Hassam Nasir Published
Another milestone for PS5 emulation.

Stream PS4 & PS5 games on your Steam Deck without a console thanks to Asobi
By Hassam Nasir Published
No console required, but you do need a PlayStation Plus Premium subscription.

Resourceful gamer shrinks Valve’s Steam Deck into Game Boy, with custom 3D-printed cooling
By Mark Tyson Published
A Steam Deck enthusiast and modder is close to finalizing their ‘SteamBoy’ design.

Gamer recruitment drive results in ‘supercharged’ hiring campaign for new Air Traffic Controllers
By Mark Tyson Published
The campaign to recruit video gamers into Air Traffic Control jobs has been a resounding success, according to U.S. Department of Transport head Secretary Sean P. Duffy.

After 24 years, Return to Castle Wolfenstein is finally distributed uncut in Germany
By Zak Killian Published
Germany's strict laws surrounding depictions of Nazis meant the game had to be altered, giving it an arguably more interesting story as a result.

Atari ST Public Floppy Database now open for everyone
By Mark Tyson Published
An extensive Atari ST floppy disk database can now easily be accessed by all netizens.

Microsoft wants the next-gen Xbox Helix to play every Xbox game ever made as it urges publishers to opt in
By Hassam Nasir Published
All five Xbox generations under one roof.

Microsoft raises European Xbox prices by up to £200 — RAMpocalypse and component shortages force major console markups
By Mark Tyson Published
Xbox price increases across the UK and Europe have been revealed, with prices upped by as much as £170 or €200.

Microsoft Paint used as a 'monitor' to run Doom at up to 35 fps, project released by firm's Azure CTO
By Mark Tyson Published
DoomPaint stands out from the Doom crowd as it has been developed by Microsoft's Azure CTO and because it runs using MS Paint as the viewport for in-game action.
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