Is the $200 Morph 2K the retro upscaler we’ve been waiting for? With 1080p and 1440p output, ultra-low latency, motion-adaptive deinterlacing, CRT filters, WiFi updates, and lossless color processing, it packs a ton of features into an affordable package. But does it actually deliver? I put it to the test in my full review.
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King’s Quest: A Knight to Remember is a loving throwback to a time when adventure games assumed you were curious, patient, and emotionally prepared to be outsmarted by a mouse. It drops you into a fairytale kingdom where every screen is a hand-painted storybook and every puzzle politely asks, “Have you tried absolutely everything except the obvious solution yet?” It’s whimsical, charming, and occasionally convinced that logic is more of a suggestion than a rule.
You play as Graham, a would-be hero whose greatest weapons are curiosity, kindness, and an impressive tolerance for trial and error. Instead of slaying everything in sight, the game rewards you for thinking, exploring, and occasionally making choices that define what kind of knight you become. It’s less about reflexes and more about poking the environment until it gives up its secrets. King’s Quest: A Knight to Remember feels like curling up with a clever bedtime story that sometimes pauses to ask you to solve a riddle before turning the page.
Ball X Pit is the kind of game that lures you in with “it’s just Breakout, relax” and then quietly rearranges your entire schedule. Yes, there’s a city-building phase that feels a bit like homework you can’t skip, but once the ball starts flying, all is forgiven. Every run is dangerously fun, triggering that classic “one more run” spiral where a quick session somehow eats an entire evening and maybe a snack you don’t remember grabbing.
What really sneaks up on you is the depth. Beneath the brick-breaking simplicity is a surprisingly thoughtful strategy game that rewards planning and smart decisions far more than lucky dice rolls. It’s the rare roguelite that stays exciting even after the credits roll, the kind that lives rent-free in your brain when you’re not playing it. If you’re looking for a deceptively simple game that will cheerfully derail your free time, Ball X Pit comes highly, almost irresponsibly, recommended.
Are CRT Light Guns REALLY BETTER than modern HDMI solutions?! We’re putting that to the test comparing the new G’AIM’E light gun to Time Crisis running on a CRT. The results may surprise you.
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Review of the new XREAL One AR Glasses. These glasses have a brand new custom X1 chip that adds built in settings, ultra low latency and doesn’t require an external Beam adapter to anchor the display (3 DoF). They’ve also upgraded the audio, added better brightness, a larger field of view, distortion-free visuals and much more.
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Review of the new Xreal Air2 AR (Augmented Reality) glasses. I use these glasses playing Steam Deck games, Nintendo Switch games, iPad & more.
Augmented reality (AR) glasses are wearable devices that seamlessly blend digital information with the real-world environment, enhancing the user’s perception and interaction with their surroundings. These glasses typically consist of a lightweight frame equipped with transparent display screens positioned in front of the user’s eyes. The display technology allows virtual images, graphics, or information to be superimposed onto the user’s view of the real world. AR glasses often incorporate sensors such as cameras, accelerometers, and gyroscopes to track the user’s movements and gather data about the environment. This data is then processed in real-time to generate and display relevant augmented content.
One of the primary advantages of augmented reality glasses is their potential to revolutionize how users consume information and engage with digital content. From providing contextual information about the objects in the user’s field of view to enabling immersive gaming experiences or aiding in navigation through enhanced maps and directions, AR glasses have a broad range of applications. Moreover, they offer hands-free operation, allowing users to access information and perform tasks without the need for a separate device. As technology continues to advance, augmented reality glasses are poised to play an increasingly significant role in various industries, including healthcare, education, manufacturing, and entertainment, by offering innovative solutions to enhance productivity, learning, and entertainment experiences.
Website pre-order links for XREAL Air 2 and XREAL Air 2 Pro:
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XREAL Air on sale: https://amzn.to/49xGToU
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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.
** I’M BACK! ** My review of the Evercade EXP. Better screen, faster processor, 18 included games + TATE mode for shoot em ups! But is it worth the upgrade?! WATCH >> https://youtu.be/rkKZ8YMYk3Y
M3S Retro Smart Video Game Console Built-in 1500+ Games 16 Bit Mini Handheld Game Player portable emulator that can emulate arcades, retro consoles and portable devices. Has some cool features For $30, but maybe it’s a good gift for Kids? Radical Reggie
Weird West slings a few effective yarns, but fumbles when it comes to dealing in lead. WolfEye Studios and Devolver Digital’s Weird West is now available on PC, PS4, and Xbox One. You can read the full written Weird West review by Justin Clark on GameSpot
