Dylan Turck

1 week ago | xda-developers.com | Dylan Turck

If you’ve spent any time emulating older video game consoles, you know the experience can be a mix of joy and frustration. There’s nothing quite like booting up a childhood favorite like Super Mario World or Metal Gear Solid on a modern PC, but the behind-the-scenes setup, multiple emulators, BIOS files, and controller configurations can turn what should be a quick nostalgia trip into a weekend-long tinkering session. I thought that was just the cost of admission to the emulation world.

2 weeks ago | xda-developers.com | Dylan Turck

The console wars between PlayStation and Xbox have been going on for years, and while both platforms have garnered their fair share of loyal fans, Xbox has found a way to set itself apart through innovative services and bold acquisitions. While many claim that PlayStation won the console wars due to its exclusive titles, the truth is that PlayStation didn't win; Xbox just stopped competing with them. Here are five reasons why Xbox actually won the console wars.

2 weeks ago | xda-developers.com | Dylan Turck

Open-world games have become a staple in the industry, offering players the freedom to explore, create, conquer, or immerse themselves in vast, expansive environments. These games don’t just give you a map; they give you a playground, filled with vibrant landscapes, thrilling challenges, and stories waiting to be written by you.

3 weeks ago | xda-developers.com | Dylan Turck

City-building games offer players the chance to create, manage, and shape entire civilizations. Steam has become a hub for some of the best city-builder games in the industry, offering a massive library of titles that cater to different types of players. These games allow you to step into the shoes of an urban planner and make decisions that will shape these virtual worlds.

3 weeks ago | xda-developers.com | Dylan Turck

We all have our favorite video game franchise that regularly gives us polished titles filled with hours of fun and unforgettable moments. But sometimes, even the most beloved series can crash and burn with just one bad release. Whether it's through poor decisions, technical disasters, or just missing the mark completely, some games have seriously damaged their franchises.