For over a decade, Android has served as the premier mobile platform for retro gaming enthusiasts. The operating system’s historically permissive approach to sideloading, allowing users to install applications directly from outside the official Google Play Store, has fostered a robust ecos...
PS2 emulation on iOS has officially arrived, and it was dropped on Reddit randomly with absolutely no warning. It comes with a major caveat: you cannot simply download it from the App Store. Because PlayStation 2 emulation requires complex dynamic recompilation, you will need to jump throu...
We have reached a point in mobile gaming where the lines between a high-end smartphone and a dedicated gaming console are completely blurred. If you told us a few years ago that you could play Capcom’s terrifying masterpiece, Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, natively on an Android phone, ...
If you’ve been itching for a hefty dose of old-school role-playing action on the go, THQ Nordic has just delivered some fantastic news. The legendary action-RPG Gothic Classic is officially coming to iOS devices sometime in 2026. The announcement arrives perfectly in time for a major miles...
Following up on our February coverage, the highly anticipated Xenia port has officially dropped for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Back in February, we published an article titled “Xenia on iOS: The ‘Impossible’ Xbox 360 Port is Real”, detailing the ambitious efforts of dev...
The mobile gaming landscape is shifting at a remarkable pace, and the boundaries of what our smartphones can handle are constantly expanding. If you follow the emulation scene closely, you already know we are currently living in a golden age for retro gaming on mobile devices. However, a r...
he landscape of mobile gaming reached a historic milestone today as X1 BOX, the highly anticipated original Xbox emulator for Android, officially launched on the Google Play Store. Coinciding with this major retail debut, lead developer rfandango has released version 1.1.3, a critical perf...
We have officially moved past the era where mobile games were nothing more than “snackable” five-minute distractions while waiting for the bus. With massive, native ports like Resident Evil 7 and Death Stranding now running flawlessly on the latest smartphones, the hardware in ...
Mobile gamers have always chased the white whale of emulation. Over the years, we’ve seen Android devices conquer everything from the SNES to the PlayStation 2 and Nintendo Switch. But one console has stubbornly resisted the mobile revolution: the PlayStation 3. However, as we move deeper ...
PS3 emulation on Android has officially arrived, but it comes with a major caveat: the scene is still in its very early alpha days. You will encounter crashes, graphical glitches, and some games simply won’t boot. However, if you love tinkering and own a high-end Android device, you ...