Can you beat the daily word puzzle? Fun, techy, nerdy word games.

Can you beat the daily word puzzle? Fun, techy, nerdy word games.

Can you beat the daily word puzzle? Fun, techy, nerdy word games.

In 2005, Sony bundled a playable version of WipEout Pure with its UMD release of Stealth. It was an unusual experiment in turning the PSP's movie format into something more than a way to watch films

Can you beat the daily word puzzle? Fun, techy, nerdy word games.

Can you beat the daily word puzzle? Fun, techy, nerdy word games.

Vincent Lee of GetBetterButtons on ergonomics, aluminium, obsessive prototyping and making handheld controls better

Can you beat the daily word puzzle? Fun, techy, nerdy word games.

OpenSauce and PabloMK7 on building Azahar, preserving the 3DS, and the new wave of dual-screen handhelds

The other night Emily asked me "What fictional band would you want to see?" And it got me thinking. After some thoughtful consideration, I answered her. We had a nice little discussion and then I was...

It's not as bad as I thought it was going to be!

This new Spyro the Dragon decomp project makes playing this title easy and fun!

This week we published eight articles and released our new daily word game Uppercase! Today we'll review our latest posts. And make sure you check out the end of this article where we break down this...

Build 08408ba2 is now live! This update includes the following awesome changes!

The Steam Deck? I get it. It's a handheld device that would be pretty tricky to replicate on my own. The thermals, the price-to-performance, the battery life. For a handheld, it's an intricate balanci...

Can you beat the daily word puzzle? Fun, techy, nerdy word games.

That's a Dangeresque reference. Be warned. This post is mostly an excuse to employ my vast repository Homestar Runner quotes.

Welcome to Elderfield doesn't begin with its player character learning their dead grandfather has given them a farm, either. Refreshing. You're already a resident of Elderfield, and you don't even hav...

I have been working on this project – and waiting about two months to get through the customer support issue I faced – for two months. I'm so excited to finally share this! Here's an exclusive build v...

Can you beat the daily word puzzle? Fun, techy, nerdy word games.

Mike Miller discusses recreating Halo: Combat Evolved on Nintendo's humble handheld, from technical limitations to the creative liberties needed to make it work.

Can you beat the daily word puzzle? Fun, techy, nerdy word games.

The last few weeks my subconscious has been fraught with the idea of loss. Loss of meaning. Loss of identity. Loss of country. Loss of home. Loss of life. Any clear-eyed analysis of the state of the ...

A topsy-turvy adventure full of whimsy and near-catastrophic data loss

Audacity 4.0 is amazing. It just released a few moments ago and I'm living for this! I've been hotly anticipating its release for years at this point. It's a complete front-end rework of the Audacity...

I'm an enormous Command & Conquer fan. Part management sim, part Civilization, all strategy. The franchise has some absolute classics. From Tiberian Dawn, Red Alert, Red Alert 2, and even up through ...

Anbernic's first Snapdragon-powered handheld is beautifully designed, comfortable to use and capable, but the G1 Gen 2's weak GPU makes a starting-from $150 price harder to justify.

Our friends over at RetroDECK just published their latest blog post and it was quite the read! Their original post covers a broad range of topics. Including one of the developers reaching trip to She...

I sat down with Geekstrada and Helaas, the developers behind Leaf, to talk about the project, its origins, development, and where it might go next.

Wrestling​ had simultaneously become both less real and more in a single match. Let's talk about it.

If you're anything like me, you're a sucker for a good romance. And you've also got a bit of a morbid fascination. Not exactly a "peanut butter and chocolate" type of combination, but we all contain m...

Bazzite is one of the coolest Linux operating systems out there. It's what I chose for my DIY Steam Machine – which I'll be covering soon so make sure you get subscribed – and it's partially the reaso...

The Geekom IT13 Max is a delicious slice of the NUC cake... as long as you know what you're biting into. Though it uses a quote-unquote "last gen" CPU, it is an attractive deal for clear-eyed and info...

The developers behind Cocoon talk about the project's origins, its distinctive design and sound, the challenges of building for dual-screen handhelds, and where the project goes after its Metamorphosi...

Valve's Pins & Pegs Fest is live right now with a bunch of exciting titles that are on sale. The criteria for this sale is pretty straightforward. Games must include any of the following mechanics: ...

An updated ethics statement and a week full of unique perspectives. This "Week in Review" catalogs one of the most productive and diverse in the modest history of our publication. Make sure you check...

From Cocoon and iiSU to custom buttons, skins and emulation, the community is giving AYN's cheapest Thor a life of its own

My diagnosis story was crazy. I was misdiagnosed as a type 2 and, consequently, the treatments did nothing for me. I was walking 4+ miles a day on the treadmill just to bring my A1C down from ~10.5 to...

Tropes are a lot of fun, and there are certain ones I'm a sucker for, but I worry that fiction will soon be watered down by them if it hasn't already been. Ever feel like you're reading the same book ...

The last few weeks I've pushed a series of updates to the site. First, I enabled Gift Subscriptions. Now you can buy anyone a month or a year of Premium Subscription at any tier! This new subscriptio...

From childhood memories to the RG Rotate, the developer behind Swiff explains why the lost games of the early web still matter.

From childhood memories to the RG Rotate, the developer behind Swiff explains why the lost games of the early web still matter.

Six months into ditching my Mac for Linux. Here's what's working, what's not, and what might get there soon.

Make sure you check out the end of this article where we break down this week's analytics! DAILY SUMS Daily Sums is a game here on the The Bryant Review that provides a new puzzle ...