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A new EU rule forces Nintendo to build a separate Switch 2 with a user-swappable battery by February 2027. If you're buying in the US or UK, the standard glued-in version is all you're getting.
The anniversary edition handheld swaps IPS for a 7.4-inch OLED panel, adds TMR sticks, and ships exclusively in a bundle with $849 Xreal R1 AR glasses.
A backend discovery on May 29 follows the same pattern Valve used before revealing Steam Controller 2 pricing — and Summer Game Fest on June 5 could be the stage.
Acer's new handheld doesn't run games locally — it streams them from your PC over Wi-Fi, putting it squarely up against Sony's PlayStation Portal.
Valve quietly raised the Steam Deck OLED to $789 and $949 on May 27 — and US gamers emptied stock within 24 hours anyway.
Acer's new Windows 11 handheld packs Intel Arc G3 graphics, an 8-inch 120Hz display, and an 80Wh battery — arriving October 2026.
FCC filings hint at 64GB RAM and a new Xbox button variant — but no official word yet from ASUS ahead of the June 2–5 show in Taipei.
The first batch vanished in half an hour, pushing scalpers to list it at up to $350. Valve's new queue system aims to fix that — with caveats.
Valve's long-awaited follow-up launched May 4 with dual trackpads, drift-proof sticks, and a 35-hour battery — and promptly vanished from the Steam Store within 40 minutes.
MP1ST reports an unconfirmed AAA horror shooter built on Unreal Engine 5, with Bloober Team among the names being floated — though no one is talking.
A new hypervisor exploit turns the PS5 Phat into a Linux PC capable of running GTA V with ray tracing at 60 fps — with one major catch.
The RG Rotate borrows the swiveling screen idea from the Motorola Flipout and runs Android 12 on a 1:1 square display — ideal for GBA and PS1, less so for modern-era titles.
A YouTuber accidentally published a full review of Valve's new gamepad before embargo, revealing specs, ergonomics, and a price tag that undercuts nothing.
SNK, together with Plaion Replai, presented a remake of the classic Neo Geo AES console. The new version is called Neo Geo AES+ and supports original cartridges.
It seems a pivotal moment is approaching in retro gaming
