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Retroid finally provides a closer look at its Pocket Nova handheld in action
Retroid has released new gameplay footage of its upcoming Pocket Nova retro handheld, showcasing its ability to run various classic games like F-Zero GX and God of War 2. The portable device features a 4:3 screen and is priced starting at $229, positioning it against competitors like the Anbernic RG Cube and Retroid's own Pocket 5.
Games Inbox: Will Summer Game Fest 2026 be worth staying up for?
Readers discuss their anticipation for Summer Game Fest, with hopes for announcements like Resident Evil Code: Veronica and Alien: Isolation 2. There's also commentary on Marvel's Wolverine, God of War Laufey, and the ongoing debate about game sales, digital vs. physical releases, and the importance of exclusives.
Twin Soul Interview – Noboru Hotta’s Rhythm-Action Adventure!
CORE8 Inc. CEO Noboru Hotta discusses his rhythm-action adventure game, Twin Soul, inspired by ancient myth and featuring synchronized movement and music. Hotta, who previously worked on rhythm game staples like Rez and Space Channel 5, highlights how players' actions create original sounds and music within Twin Soul. He also touches on learnings from his previous game, WonderWander, and the game's narrative structure involving two heroes with different perspectives.
Microsoft talk backwards compatibility for Xbox Project Helix but not AI
Microsoft discussed backwards compatibility and cross-device play for its upcoming console, codenamed Project Helix, at GDC 2026. While the company is heavily invested in generative AI, it was not mentioned in relation to Project Helix, possibly to avoid controversy. The console, described as a PC in a console shell, will feature AMD technology for enhanced ray tracing and seamless integration with PC gaming via an Xbox mode for Windows 11.
Rez Infinite Review
Rez Infinite, a VR update of the 2001 classic Rez, offers a compelling experience on platforms like Meta Quest 2 and PlayStation VR. The game retains its core rail shooter gameplay with lock-on targeting while introducing the new Area X, which provides more freedom of movement and a visually stunning cyberspace environment. This VR iteration is considered the ultimate realization of Rez's unique aesthetic and gameplay.