REDMAGIC has launched a new liquid-cooled gaming tablet called Astra 2, equipped with a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, native PC game emulation support, and a unique design with blue-hued liquid-cooling mechanism and RGB lighting. The tablet features a 9-inch OLED display with an 185Hz refresh rate, 2.4K resolution, and a split 8,300mAh battery for faster charging. It also has two USB-C ports with USB 3.2 Gen 2 and supports DisplayPort output. The tablet comes in two configurations with RAM and storage options and will be available globally next month, starting at 9 for the base variant and 9 for the higher trim.
RPCS3, the open-source PlayStation 3 emulator, has achieved that 75.33% of all PlayStation 3 games are now fully playable on PC. Additionally, 22.93% of games can enter gameplay but are not completable, and 1.69% cannot progress past the introduction. RPCS3 also provides a native version for Linux users.
A developer named NaviVani-dev has launched an app called Swiff, which allows users to play over 100,000 Flash games and animations on Android devices by integrating with the Flashpoint Archive. Swiff features include gamepad mapping, on-screen controls, an offline proxy, frontend and Android shortcuts, save file export, and custom SWF content importing. It is powered by the open-source Ruffle engine and is committed to continuous improvement through updates based on user feedback. Other similar applications include Retro Flash Game Player and FlashArch.
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The Red Magic 11S Pro features a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset and Adreno 840 GPU, delivering exceptional performance and smooth gameplay for demanding titles.
CHDroid v1.1.0 is a new tool for managing CHD files on Android devices. It allows users to convert ISO disc images into CHD files, saving storage space. Many emulators support CHD files natively, making it easier to play games without decompressing them first.
The redesigned user interface in GameHub 6.0 focuses on making navigation more intuitive, with two new view modes for customization. The app also allows users to log in directly to their Steam or Epic Games Store accounts, simplifying access to existing game libraries. The update introduces performance improvements, including frame generation technology and compatibility with Proton and Wine for a smoother gaming experience. GameHub 6.0 is optimized for high-end devices, with customizable GPU drivers and device-specific optimizations. Community-driven profiles for game settings and other features enhance gameplay, while some limitations are expected to be addressed in future updates. Extensive testing has been done on various devices, with high-end devices showing the most noticeable performance improvements. Overall, GameHub 6.0 Beta sets a new standard for mobile gaming applications and promises a promising future for Android gaming.
Frame generation technology, previously common in PC gaming, is now available on Android devices through a new Vulkan-based iteration of Lossless Scaling's technology. This technology can be accessed through a standalone version or GameHub, both requiring the purchase of Lossless Scaling for .99 on Steam. LSFG on Android offers features such as up to an 8x frame generation multiplier, performance mode, HDR mode, anti-artifact mode, and flow scale adjustment. Despite some limitations, such as noticeable artifacting and added latency, this technology can significantly improve frame rates on Android devices, particularly for PC game emulation.
The Lenovo Legion Tab Gen 5 is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chipset and offers up to 24GB of RAM, delivering high performance for gaming, multitasking, and streaming.
