Atari’s original plan was to have the Ataribox go up for pre-order through crowdfunding on Indiegogo on December 14 for somewhere around the $299 mark. This, however, is no longer the case as Atari has delayed the pre-order release.
Prominent Nintendo Switch hackers and homebrew developers are set to meet at 34C3 in Germany later this month to discuss the current state of the device's security measures, and its potential to be hacked or rooted. Read more here.
PPSSPP, the famous PSP emulator for Android devices, has received a significant update that adds support for Vulkan, GPS, camera (partially), Arabic and more! Read more here.
Nvidia are now rolling out updates for their ageing Shield tablets, patching critical security vulnerabilities such as KRACK and BroadPwn, along with other minor improvements. Read more here!
The PS3 can now have custom firmware flashed to it without the need for a hardware flashing solution; a software solution has been released. Read more here!
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is finally here for the Nintendo Switch. It's a full experience with no watered down parts of the game, but does it still compare to the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 variants? Read our review to find out more.
Want to extract 7Zip archives from the comfort of your handheld console? 7zShell is a VitaShell fork that allows you to extract the contents of 7zip archives. Read more here.
Miss the VSH Menu? Worry no longer; it's available on your PS Vita and has snagged an update, adding custom state configuration and other extra functionality. Read more here!
With modern technology, retro gaming is not limited to a specific console. If it has a processor, a screen and buttons, you can run your favorite classics. The Dreamcast VMU has been modded to run GameBoy Color titles with Raspberry Pi Zero.
Want to try taking the mobile game experience to the big screen? Today, we'll walk you through how to get started with Android gaming on your TV. Read more here!