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The first unboxing video for the Anbernic RG G01 is here, giving us a better idea of what to expect once this new controller is finally released.
Roguecraft DX, an acclaimed turn-based roguelike, is now out on Game Boy Color, Mega 95, and Amiga with real-hardware-friendly ports.
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Subnautica: Below Zero arrives on iOS and Android March 10, 2026 via Playdigious, featuring touch-optimized UI, controller support, and cloud saves for $8.99.
A new ROM hack unlocks 5‑player support in a classic SNES hockey game, turning standard matches into multitap-fueled couch chaos—sadly, not for NHL ’94.