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AppWizard

January 20, 2026

Hitman’s getting cross-progression as IOI limbers up for that co-op mode it announced last year

Hitman: World of Assassination will implement cross-progression on February 3, allowing players to share their in-game progress across platforms. Players will be able to transfer their experience, player level, challenges, location mastery, unlocks and inventory, achievements/trophies, Freelancer mode progression, and campaign story progress. However, game and DLC licenses will not transfer between platforms, requiring players to repurchase titles. The option to import progress from Hitman 2 to Hitman 3 will no longer be available after February 3, 2026, as the carryover process will be closed to enable cross-progression. Additionally, a co-op mode titled "Stone and Knight" will be introduced.

AppWizard

December 29, 2025

This Desktop Doohickey Will Bring Your Physical SNES Games to Your PC

Epilogue is launching the SN Operator, a device that connects Super Nintendo cartridges to modern PCs, scheduled to ship in April next year. Preorders will open on December 30 at noon ET. The SN Operator is compatible with PC, Mac, and Steam Deck, allowing users to back up games and save progress through the Playback app, which also supports co-op gameplay and RetroAchievements. It reads data directly from cartridges instead of using hardware emulation and supports mouse controls for classic accessories. Epilogue plans to expand its product line, potentially creating an Operator device for NES games in the future.

BetaBeacon

November 14, 2025

Rockstar Games Announces Red Dead Redemption for iOS, Android, PS5, Xbox Series, and Nintendo Switch 2

Red Dead Redemption, originally released in 2010, will now be available on iOS, Android, PS5, Xbox Series, and Nintendo Switch 2. Players can expect free upgrades, the ability to carry over game progress, and various enhancements.

BetaBeacon

October 24, 2025

New GameHub update promises improved PC game emulation and Steam handling on Android

Emulation on Android devices allows users to play classic video games from various gaming consoles such as NES, SNES, Game Boy, and PlayStation. Users can customize graphics settings, use cheat codes, and save game progress while enjoying a nostalgic gaming experience.

AppWizard

October 19, 2025

Nightdive puts out surprise ‘definitive’ update for 30-year-old I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream

The recent update to the adventure game I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream by Nightdive Studios includes significant enhancements such as modern menu options, in-game bonus content (a fully localized manual and a jukebox with the complete soundtrack), improved controller support with pre-set shortcuts, an achievement system to encourage exploration and replayability, and cloud saves for seamless gameplay across devices. This is the first major patch since 2018, aligning the PC version with the earlier console editions released this year.

AppWizard

September 27, 2025

GameSir expands GameHub app with Steam game support for Android gamers

GameSir has updated its GameHub app to fully support Steam games on Android devices, allowing users to play popular PC titles like Hollow Knight: Silksong on smartphones and tablets. The app enables users to log into their Steam accounts, download compatible games, and offers support for thousands of titles, including Elden Ring and Grand Theft Auto V. GameHub features direct rendering technology for improved performance, allowing demanding AAA titles to achieve 60 fps and performance-centric games to reach 90–120 fps. Recent updates have enhanced emulator compatibility, added DX11 support, and improved Steam stability, while also introducing features like full Steam Cloud Save and online multiplayer support. The app allows for gameplay highlight capture and cross-platform progression, aiming to provide a comprehensive gaming experience on mobile devices.

BetaBeacon

September 24, 2025

channelnews : Google Brings Live AI Coaching To Android Games

Google has launched an AI-powered gaming assistant that provides live coaching for Android mobile gamers. The assistant, powered by Google's Gemini AI models from DeepMind, offers real-time suggestions and context-aware advice without the need to exit the app. This new feature is similar to Microsoft's Gaming Copilot and is part of Google's efforts to enhance the Play Store ecosystem and keep users engaged with apps and games.