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Everything that’s happening in the retro handheld gaming world.
Snapdragon handhelds might finally have something new to suffer through: an Xbox emulator for Android forked from xemu, freshly posted to GitHub.
Sega’s UK dev kit raid has spiraled into a legal and preservation flashpoint, with police conduct, corporate power, and lost prototypes under fire.
Sony’s PlayStation Flex rental scheme lets UK customers lease a PS5, but the math is terrible, and you never actually own the console.
Dolphin emulator now officially supports Nintendo Triforce arcade hardware, including multi-cabinet networking, and it already works on Android.
MagicX teases the Two Dream: a 4:3 Android handheld with a 4.5-inch 1440×1080 screen, front stereo speakers, and dual hall sticks.
Major shake-ups in Switch emulation: Citron shuts down amidst ‘inner conflicts’ and doxing allegations, while the Ryubing project loses its lead maintainer.
Lazuli is a new Rust-based GameCube emulator that already boots multiple games and aims to expand to Wii, with macOS support looking very achievable.
GameSir’s GameHub is coming to macOS, promising easy Steam/Windows play on Macs, but details, performance, and long-term support are still big question marks.
PS3 emulator RPCS3 now gets 98% of the library in-game and 73% fully playable, with PlayStation Move titles the last major hurdle.
Hideki Sato’s passing marks the loss of one of gaming history’s quiet giants, a hardware visionary whose work helped define what console gaming looks and feels like.