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New EmuDeck is Here! Steam Deck Emulation Guide
EmuDeck was just updated to v2.1, and here is the official guide to get it up and running! We’ll take a look at the new features, show you how to update an existing installation, and how to set the whole thing up from scratch as well. This is your complete guide to seamless retro game emulation on the Steam Deck! Get EmuDeck here: https://www.emudeck.com/
EmuDeck is a cutting-edge software designed specifically for the Steam Deck gaming device, offering an unparalleled emulation experience for gamers. Seamlessly integrating with the Steam Deck’s hardware capabilities, EmuDeck empowers users to play a vast array of classic and retro games from various platforms, recreating the nostalgia of old-school gaming with remarkable precision. The software boasts a user-friendly interface, making it effortless for players to navigate through their favorite titles and customize settings to suit their preferences. EmuDeck’s optimization ensures smooth performance, eliminating lags and glitches commonly associated with emulation, thus guaranteeing a seamless and immersive gameplay experience. With EmuDeck, Steam Deck owners can unlock a treasure trove of timeless gaming classics, relive their fondest memories, and embark on exciting new adventures in the realm of retro gaming.
Everspace 2 Review (PC / Xbox Series / PS5)
Everspace 2 reviewed by Jon Bolding on PC, also available on PlayStation and Xbox. This sequel is pure, distilled video game, all about how its space combat action plays moment to moment rather than whether that makes sense in a game world or fits a complex and nuanced story. The story could be better written, more entertaining, and set in a more original universe, and the missions or enemies could have more variety. But those faults didn’t take away from the main reason you’re there: To play with cool spaceships, tweak weapons into fun and crazy-powerful new combos, and meet new people to blow up.
Why EMULATE OLD PC Games?? (Win98 / WinXP)
Linus Tech Tips is talking about playing old Windows 98 games on a modern computer using PC emulators. PC emulators are software that emulate the hardware of a retro PC and have greatly improved in recent years. They show how the sound, bios, and Windows 98 operating system work on a modern computer using the PC emulator.
Colossal Cave (2023) Review – Classic Sierra game? Not quite.
Review of the new Ken & Roberta Williams (Sierra On-Line) remake of Colossal Cave, an old text adventure from 1976. Remade and updated w/ 3D graphics…but is it stuck in the past?
Official Site: https://www.colossalcave3d.com
10 Best Single Player Games That Only Take 10 Hours
There’s only so many hours in a day and as much we’d like to game all day, there are other things that gotta get done. Here’s a list of the best single player games you can finish in about 10 hours.
Today, video games are played across various platforms and in diverse ways, catering to different preferences and lifestyles. Console gaming remains a cornerstone, with systems like PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch offering high-definition graphics, immersive experiences, and exclusive titles. Many gamers prefer the convenience of these dedicated consoles, enjoying both single-player campaigns and multiplayer modes online. PC gaming, on the other hand, continues to thrive with its flexibility, allowing for customizable setups, higher graphical fidelity, and access to a vast library of games through platforms like Steam, Epic Games Store, and more. PC gamers also enjoy mods and community-created content that enrich their gaming experiences.
Another prevailing trend is mobile gaming, accessible to billions worldwide through smartphones and tablets. The convenience and portability of mobile devices have brought gaming to a broader audience, offering casual and competitive games alike. Free-to-play models with in-app purchases have become commonplace, enabling developers to reach a massive player base. Additionally, cloud gaming has gained traction, allowing gamers to stream games over the internet without the need for high-end hardware, with services like Xbox Cloud Gaming, and PlayStation Now providing access to a vast catalog of titles on various devices. These diverse ways of playing cater to different preferences, allowing gamers to choose the platform and style that best fits their lifestyle and gaming tastes.
eXoDOS Version 6 with over 7000 DOS games (REVIEW)
Checking out the latest Version 6 of eXoDOS! Over 7000 DOS games that come with a launcher and are preconfigured ready to go. If you want to try DOS games but are intimidated by configuring DOSBox, this project is for you!
MS-DOS gaming was a vibrant era in the history of video games, marked by simplicity and innovation. During the 1980s and early 1990s, MS-DOS games were characterized by their pixelated graphics, limited sound capabilities, and text-based interfaces. These games often required players to navigate through directories and execute commands to launch them, adding a technical aspect to the gaming experience. The library of MS-DOS games spanned various genres, from adventure and role-playing games like “The Secret of Monkey Island” and “Ultima” series to iconic classics such as “Prince of Persia,” “Doom,” and “Wolfenstein 3D,” which pioneered the first-person shooter genre.
Despite the technical constraints of the time, MS-DOS gaming fostered creativity and groundbreaking gameplay. Gamers were captivated by the challenging gameplay, immersive storytelling, and the need for problem-solving skills. The limitations in graphics and sound pushed developers to focus on compelling gameplay mechanics and engaging narratives, resulting in timeless classics that continue to influence modern gaming. The MS-DOS gaming era remains a nostalgic cornerstone for many gamers, remembered fondly for its innovation, charm, and the foundation it laid for the future of the gaming industry.
Steam Deck OLED Review – 1 MONTH Later… is it worth it?
Living with the Steam Deck OLED 3 for 1 month – is it a big upgrade over the Steam Deck, how does it compare to the ROG Ally and Legion Go – and should you buy it?
Valve Software is a renowned American video game developer and digital distribution company celebrated for its groundbreaking titles and innovative approach to gaming. Founded in 1996 by former Microsoft employees Gabe Newell and Mike Harrington, Valve quickly gained recognition for its debut game, “Half-Life,” which revolutionized the first-person shooter genre with its compelling storytelling, immersive gameplay, and advanced graphics for its time. This success paved the way for Valve to establish itself as a trailblazer in the gaming industry.
Beyond its impressive game portfolio, Valve is recognized for Steam, the largest digital distribution platform for PC gaming. Steam revolutionized how games are bought, sold, and played by providing a centralized hub for gamers to purchase titles, connect with friends, and access a vast library of games. Valve’s unique company culture, characterized by a flat organizational structure and emphasis on employee autonomy, has contributed to its reputation for fostering creativity and innovation within the gaming community. With its commitment to pushing boundaries and a loyal fan base, Valve remains an influential force in shaping the gaming landscape.
Need for Speed Unbound – The DF Tech Review – PS5 vs Xbox Series X/S – Criterion is BACK!
t’s been many years since the legendary Criterion delivered a new Need for Speed game, but the studio is back with NFS Unbound and… it’s really impressive! In this video, Oliver Mackenzie discusses how the Frostbite engine is deployed on this title, how it ranks against Criterion’s prior NFS classics – and yes, we get the full lowdown on how PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S compare.
PC Games Marathon – how to play, collecting & rare $$$ (Windows 98 / XP / MS-DOS)
I’m needing a bit more time for recovery, so today’s video is a PC Games Marathon – How to play, collecting & rare $$$ (Windows 98 / XP / MS-DOS)