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A chance conversation with a retro game store owner forever changed my views on emulation
BetaBeacon
April 13, 2025

A chance conversation with a retro game store owner forever changed my views on emulation

The owner of a retro game store is not opposed to emulation and believes it has had a positive impact on retro gaming by helping people discover games they otherwise would not have played. Many customers of the store also emulate games, even those they purchase from the store, as it offers benefits like save states and improved framerates. Emulation has actually grown the owner's market as it creates a steady pipeline of people interested in retro games, leading them to collect physical games and memorabilia from the store. The owner emphasizes that the most important thing is to enjoy games, whether through original systems or emulation.
5 Top PlayStation emulators for Android to relive classic games anytime, anywhere
BetaBeacon
March 26, 2025

5 Top PlayStation emulators for Android to relive classic games anytime, anywhere

- ePSXe provides a straightforward setup and stable performance for PlayStation emulation on Android. - DuckStation offers broad compatibility with PlayStation games and enhances graphics with OpenGL and Vulkan rendering. - My Boy! is primarily a Game Boy Advance emulator but includes features useful for PlayStation fans. - Lemuroid works as a multi-console emulator supporting PlayStation and other gaming systems. - RetroArch supports multiple consoles, including PlayStation, but requires individual downloads for each system as plugins.
Don't expect Minecraft to go free-to-play anytime soon, as Mojang says "It doesn't really work with the way we built it"
AppWizard
March 23, 2025

Don’t expect Minecraft to go free-to-play anytime soon, as Mojang says “It doesn’t really work with the way we built it”

Minecraft is the best-selling game of all time, maintaining its popularity since its launch in 2011. It has remained a paid title while other games have shifted to a free-to-play model. Minecraft has consistently been on the Nintendo Switch eShop's best-selling list since its 2017 release. Mojang producer Ingela Garneij stated that the game's design and monetization strategy were intended as a one-time purchase, calling it "the best deal in the world." A Minecraft movie featuring Jack Black is in development. The name Minecraft: Pocket Edition was inspired by the Nintendo Game Boy Pocket.
This gorgeous Game Boy Micro clone hits all the right buttons
BetaBeacon
March 6, 2025

This gorgeous Game Boy Micro clone hits all the right buttons

AYANEO has unveiled the Pocket Micro Classic, a handheld device designed for retro gaming enthusiasts. It features a 3.5-inch 3:2 IPS display, a MediaTek Helio G99 chipset, and 6 or 8GB of RAM. The device is capable of upscaling GBA games and emulating some PS2 games. It has a premium build quality with an aluminum alloy frame and borderless glass panel, available in three color options. The Pocket Micro Classic is priced starting at 9 and pre-orders are currently open on the official AYANEO website.
This Yu-Gi-Oh! retro collection transported me to a simpler time in TCGs, before Pot of Greed was banned and the Avengers were in Magic: The Gathering
AppWizard
March 4, 2025

This Yu-Gi-Oh! retro collection transported me to a simpler time in TCGs, before Pot of Greed was banned and the Avengers were in Magic: The Gathering

The Yu-Gi-Oh! Early Days Collection is a collaboration between Konami and Digital Eclipse, featuring early digital titles from the franchise, including Game Boy and Game Boy Advance games. It includes notable titles like Eternal Duelist Soul and Dungeon Dice Monsters, which offer a nostalgic experience for fans. The collection provides features such as customizable borders, cheats, time rewinding, save states, and a digital gallery. Online play is currently limited to Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 4: Battle of Great Duelists, with plans for expansion to other titles. However, it lacks some key games from the franchise's peak, such as The Duelists of the Roses, and may not be ideal for newcomers due to outdated mechanics and lack of tutorialization.
The new Terminator 2D already looks like the best Terminator game since the Mega Drive, and I'm not kidding
AppWizard
March 1, 2025

The new Terminator 2D already looks like the best Terminator game since the Mega Drive, and I’m not kidding

"Terminator 2: Judgement Day" is regarded as a classic Hollywood blockbuster, known for its pacing and action sequences. The Sega Mega Drive 2D adaptation of the film captures key moments such as Arnie's arrival, Sarah Connor's escape, and John Connor's dirtbike chase. The upcoming game "Terminator 2D: No Fate" will launch on September 5, 2025, on the Epic Games Store and Steam, featuring a blend of gameplay styles and a unique narrative that includes original scenarios and multiple endings. A 'making of' featurette is available, showcasing the development team's passion for the project.
Top 5 mobile games of 2024: Stephen's picks of the year
BetaBeacon
December 28, 2024

Top 5 mobile games of 2024: Stephen’s picks of the year

- In 2024, the author's favorite games included Pocket Necromancer, Yolk Heroes: A Long Tamago, Bella Wants Blood, Guncho, A Little to the Left, Pokemon Go, and Vampire Survivors. - The author enjoys opening packs in Pokemon TCG Pocket and playing games that evoke nostalgia. - The author dislikes clutter and enjoys playing games that are perfect for short bursts of play. - The author is looking forward to adding Dredge and Last Spartan: Glory of Madness to their collection in 2025.
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