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PlayStation Now on PC – Here’s What You Need to Know

PlayStation Now launched on the PC, letting Windows users play hundreds of PS games on their rigs. Here we have the answers to some of the biggest questions about it.

Are Game Emulators Legal? Everything you Need to Know

The promise of game emulators is so seductive that it’s easy to bury your head in the sand regarding their legality. Here’s everything you need to know.

Retropie Game Emulation Configuration and Play

How to Configure Retropie on Raspberry Pi and Play Games Without Hassle

For those who have difficulty figuring out the joystick modes and file system problems in Retropie, here’s how you can properly configure Retropie in Raspberry Pi.

Gamers, Here Are the Games to Look Out for In 2016

In this article Christopher Harper covers his most-anticipated game titles for 2016 and lets you know why you too should be looking out for these games.

Wii U, PS3 and 3DS Emulation are Coming Soon

The Future of Wii U, PS3 and 3DS Emulation Is Coming Soon

Emulation is making leaps and bounds recently. Let’s take a look at the progress made by the various emulators and why you should get excited.

Common PC Gaming Misconceptions You Should Be Aware Of

As part of the console wars, console gamers have started to spread some misconceptions around PC gaming. This article is here to let you know the truth behind PC gaming’s common misconceptions.

5 Best PC MOBA Games to Keep You Glued to Your PC

5 of the Best MOBA Games to Keep You Glued to Your PC

MOBA games are becoming quite popular. They allow two teams with multiple players to go against each other on a dedicated map. If you’re looking for the best MOBA games for PC, check out these 5.

6 Cool Sandbox Games Similar to Minecraft

If Minecraft is not your cup of tea, here are 6 cool sandbox games like Minecraft that will surely give you many days of entertainment.

The Best Mobile Games - from PC and Console

The Best Mobile Games That Were Ported from PC and Console

In this article, we go over some of the best game titles found on mobile devices (iOS and Android) that were originally developed for the PC or console.

Why Some Games Need 64-Bit Support

In the world of gaming, there has been a recent move by major publishers to release their games with 64-bit support. Why is this so? Let check it out.

Top Raspberry Pi Games from the Pi Store

The Raspberry Pi isn’t a gaming powerhouse, but playing games on it is still possible and can be fun. Here are some of the top Raspberry Pi Games.

How to Play Atari 2600 Games on Ubuntu

If you happened to be an Atari brat while you were growing up, you can now relieve your 8-bit glory days on your Linux machine. Stella is an Atari 2600 emulator that works on Linux, Mac OS X, Windows and even more obscure systems like IRIX. It provides a very accurate emulation of the classic gaming system, and plays nearly every game ever released for it.

A Review of Red Eclipse, Free and Open Source FPS

The number of truly free and open source games available for download is small in general, but in terms of genre, first-person shooters (FPS) have plenty of representation. This is largely due to the 3D engines that have been released into the free software community, which lend themselves well to FPS games. The Cube Engine 2 is […]

How to Play The Sims 3 in Linux

Wine has come a long way in the last few years, making it fairly simple to install many popular Windows games on Linux. Cedega and PlayOnLinux have made it even easier by providing GUI assistance and management of your games. One game series, however, has proven to be consistently difficult to get working, and that’s […]

How to Set Up Your Own (Free) Dark Age of Camelot Server

Before World of Warcraft, there was Dark Age of Camelot (DAoC). Learn how you can set up a server and run on your Windows desktop.

How to Run Fullscreen Games In Linux With Dual Monitors

As with all operating systems, the way a Linux game behaves on a computer is largely dependent on the design of the game, the graphics hardware and drivers the user has, and the settings one chooses. Native Linux games are typically better at supporting the computer’s default resolution without much tweaking, but the way it […]