Tag: Handheld game console

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Microsoft Confirms Next-Generation Xbox Console Development, Handheld Device Under Consideration

Microsoft has officially confirmed development of next-generation Xbox console hardware through Xbox President Sarah Bond. The company maintains its strong partnership with AMD for future devices, with a potential Xbox handheld also under consideration alongside traditional console development.

Xbox Leadership Confirms Next-Generation Hardware Roadmap

Microsoft has publicly confirmed the development of next-generation Xbox console hardware, according to statements from Xbox President Sarah Bond. In an interview with Variety, Bond addressed recent speculation about the company’s hardware future, stating “We have our next-gen hardware in development. We’ve been looking at prototyping, designing.” This confirmation comes amid industry discussions about the evolution of gaming platforms and video game console technology.

by Elisa Romero
GamingHardware

Anbernic Unveils Budget Dual-Screen Handheld Priced Under $100

Anbernic has revealed its affordable RG DS dual-screen clamshell handheld, priced under $100 and capable of emulating Nintendo DS and 3DS games. The device significantly undercuts premium competitors while offering four color options. Industry analysts suggest this could democratize dual-screen gaming accessibility.

Affordable Dual-Screen Gaming Arrives

Anbernic has shared footage of its upcoming RG DS dual-screen clamshell handheld, demonstrating gameplay of emulated titles from both the Nintendo DS and 3DS libraries. According to reports, the device will retail for under $100, positioning it as a budget-friendly alternative in the growing multi-monitor gaming market. Sources indicate this represents a significant price reduction compared to both historical and contemporary competitors.

by Nathan Cole
Gaming

Cult Nintendo DS Horror Title Dementium: The Ward Arrives on Steam After Silent Hill Rejection

A cult-classic Nintendo DS horror game that was initially conceived as a Silent Hill sequel is making its way to PC. Dementium: The Ward arrives on Steam October 27 with 4K support and retro display options, bringing new life to a title that developer Renegade Kid originally pitched to Konami.

From DS to PC: Horror Game’s Unusual Journey

The survival horror game Dementium: The Ward, which first gained a cult following on the Nintendo DS in 2007, is reportedly coming to Steam on October 27. According to reports, this remastered version will support 4K resolution while maintaining the original’s tense atmosphere that distinguished it on Nintendo’s handheld platform, where horror titles were relatively scarce.

by Nathan Cole
Computer HardwareGaming Hardware

Microsoft Charts Ambitious Software Roadmap for New Xbox Ally Handheld Gaming PC

Microsoft has detailed an extensive software roadmap for its newly launched Xbox Ally handheld gaming PC. The company aims to address early criticism of the user experience through upcoming updates including automatic game optimization and AI-enhanced visuals.

Global Launch and Initial Reception

Microsoft’s highly anticipated entry into the handheld gaming console market has officially begun with the worldwide release of the Xbox Ally, according to reports from industry analysts. Developed in partnership with ASUS and featuring AMD’s Z2 series processors, the device marks Microsoft’s first serious attempt to compete in the portable gaming space alongside established players.

by Elisa Romero
Assistive TechnologyGaming Hardware

DIY Nintendo 3DS Dock Enables TV Play Like Nintendo Switch

A tech enthusiast has created a functional Nintendo 3DS dock that outputs gameplay to television screens. The project combines 3D printing, internal modifications, and components from AliExpress to achieve Switch-like functionality for the classic handheld.

In an impressive display of technical ingenuity, a creator has developed a custom Nintendo 3DS dock that enables TV output functionality similar to the Nintendo Switch. This DIY solution bridges the gap between Nintendo’s dual-screen handheld and modern television gaming, allowing players to experience classic 3DS titles on larger displays without relying on emulators or capture cards.

Building the Custom 3DS Dock

by Nathan Cole