Valve is taking another swing at the living room, unveiling a brand-new tiny Steam Machine PC, an upgraded Steam Controller, and the Steam Frame VR headset aimed at bringing your entire Steam library to the couch. We break down what this new hardware trio can (and can’t) do, how it stacks up against traditional consoles, and what it might mean for the future of PC gaming in the living room.
We’re also talking Atari 7800 love, as multi-award-winning homebrew puzzle game Bernie and the Tower of Doom finally lands as a full physical cartridge release—complete with classic-style packaging and goodies for collectors. If you’re into new games for old hardware, this one’s a big deal.
And after endless delays, Analogue’s modern N64-style Analogue 3D is finally shipping, promising a premium FPGA way to play your classic 64-bit favorites on modern TVs. We’ll cover why the wait was so long, what makes it special, and whether it deserves a spot in your retro setup.
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