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Red Dead Redemption Launches on Android and iOS via Netflix Games
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December 3, 2025

Red Dead Redemption Launches on Android and iOS via Netflix Games

Red Dead Redemption is now available on mobile devices through the Netflix Games section, with enhanced visuals, performance mode support, and updated controls for touchscreen gameplay. Players can carry over existing saves from previous-generation consoles. The Undead Nightmare expansion is included, offering a zombie outbreak storyline. The game also has updated versions for current-gen consoles with HDR support and resolutions up to 4K. It is also available on the GTA+ Games Library and PlayStation Plus Game Catalogue.
"It just works": Valve talk the Steam Frame, Android games on SteamOS, and putting a PC on your face
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November 14, 2025

“It just works”: Valve talk the Steam Frame, Android games on SteamOS, and putting a PC on your face

Valve has announced the Steam Frame, a new VR headset that aims to allow users to play as many VR and non-VR games as possible. The headset runs Steam games from its own onboard storage and uses controllers with a more conventional layout. The Frame's ARM-based Snapdragon chip poses challenges and opportunities for compatibility with Android VR games. Valve is working on platform crossover plans to allow Android VR titles on Steam, using an x86-to-ARM emulator called FEX. The Frame will be able to run PC games as well as Android VR games due to its SteamOS platform. Valve is focusing on providing a seamless gaming experience for customers without them having to worry about technical details. The Frame will also support mixed reality with the right third-party hardware additions.
Rockstar Games brings Red Dead Redemption to Netflix Games, iOS & Android
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November 14, 2025

Rockstar Games brings Red Dead Redemption to Netflix Games, iOS & Android

- Netflix subscribers can enjoy the full mobile experience of Red Dead Redemption on iOS and Android starting December 4, 2025. - Rockstar Games is bringing Red Dead Redemption to various platforms, including Netflix Games, iOS, Android, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch 2, with a launch date set for December 2, 2025. - The release includes the base game, "Undead Nightmare" DLC, and bonus content from the Game of the Year Edition. - Players on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S can expect enhancements such as smooth gameplay at 60 FPS, enhanced image quality, HDR support, and resolutions up to 4K. - The Nintendo Switch 2 version will offer 60 FPS gameplay at high resolution, DLSS support, HDR, and mouse control compatibility. - Existing owners of Red Dead Redemption on PS4, Xbox One, and the original Nintendo Switch will receive free digital upgrades. - The new versions were developed in collaboration with Double Eleven and Cast Iron Games and will be available through the GTA+ Games Library and PlayStation Plus Game Catalogue.
Red Dead Redemption & Undead Nightmare hit iOS, Android, Netflix and next-gen consoles on Dec 2
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November 14, 2025

Red Dead Redemption & Undead Nightmare hit iOS, Android, Netflix and next-gen consoles on Dec 2

The latest Rockstar Games update offers new features, smoother performance, free upgrades for existing users, support for old save files, and the ability to play on Android and iPhone devices. PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Switch 2 users can expect improved performance with high resolutions and frame rates. PS5 and Switch 2 users can transfer their save data. The complete editions include bonus content and will be available on subscription services like GTA+ Games Library and PlayStation Plus Game Catalogue. Undead Nightmare will also be available on Netflix.
Google and Epic upend Android mobile game monetisation | Week in Mobile Games podcast
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November 10, 2025

Google and Epic upend Android mobile game monetisation | Week in Mobile Games podcast

The latest episode of the Week in Mobile Games Podcast discusses Google and Epic's new proposals for developers monetizing on Android, top grossing and most downloaded mobile games in October 2025, PUBG Mobile's decline, Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket's revenue milestone, and Nintendo Switch 2's launch sales.
Qobuz launches Android TV app (but there’s a catch)
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November 7, 2025

Qobuz launches Android TV app (but there’s a catch)

Qobuz has launched an Android TV app that allows users to access its catalogue of 100 million tracks on their televisions. The app is available on the Google Play Store and is compatible with all devices that support Google TV, including brands like Sony, TCL, and Hisense. Users can easily download the app, log in, and start streaming, with features like playlists, albums, and personalized recommendations designed for larger displays. However, the app has a limitation where all audio is resampled to 48kHz due to the Android TV operating system, regardless of the original quality. This means that users connecting their TVs to soundbars or AV receivers will also experience this limitation. While casual listeners may find the app satisfactory, dedicated Qobuz subscribers seeking high-resolution audio may prefer alternatives like the NVIDIA Shield or dedicated streaming DACs to avoid the resampling issue. The 48kHz cap is a restriction of the Android platform, not Qobuz itself.
The best modern platformer I've played is getting a huge 10-year anniversary update, and the devs reckon there's 'no way anyone 100%s it'
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October 21, 2025

The best modern platformer I’ve played is getting a huge 10-year anniversary update, and the devs reckon there’s ‘no way anyone 100%s it’

N++ was released as a PlayStation 4 exclusive in 2015 and expanded to PC in 2016. The game features fluid, momentum-based motion within one-screen levels and has received a review score of 92 out of 100. It offers over 4,000 levels, excluding user-generated content, and an upcoming update, Ten++, will introduce even more levels. The creators at Metanet have expressed their passion for level design, despite experiencing burnout after six years of work on N++. They hinted at future projects while currently offering N++ at a 75% discount on Steam.
EGGCONSOLE Publisher Pulls Reissue Of PC-88 RPG 'Burai: Joukan' After Complaints From The Game's Creator
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October 16, 2025

EGGCONSOLE Publisher Pulls Reissue Of PC-88 RPG ‘Burai: Joukan’ After Complaints From The Game’s Creator

D4 Enterprise has withdrawn its rerelease of the role-playing game Burai Jouken due to concerns raised by the original creator, Takeo Iijima, regarding copyright permissions. The game was originally launched for the PC-8801 in 1989 and was reissued on February 20, 2025, for the EGGCONSOLE platform without securing necessary permissions from Iijima. Althi, the owners of the Riverhill Soft catalogue, apologized for the oversight and clarified that the MSX2 version is the legitimate release. Iijima expressed frustration on social media, stating he had not been contacted prior to the game's publication and had sought its removal. His outreach to Althi led to the game's withdrawal. This incident follows a previous controversy in August involving unauthorized use of a PC98 emulator by EGGCONSOLE.
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