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New Steam Beta can run the Linux client inside a container with 64bit
Valve has released a new Steam Client Beta for Linux that allows the client to run inside a Steam Runtime container, providing a more consistent experience across distributions. This update also introduces 64-bit support for the Linux client, a long-requested feature. Additional changes include improvements to Big Picture Mode and Remote Play functionality.
Sui Price Prediction 2026: Can High-Performance Blockchains Sustain Growth as Utility-Driven Ecosystems Expand?
Sui, a high-performance Layer-1 blockchain, is projected to see steady growth through 2026, with price predictions ranging from $2.50 to over $10, driven by ecosystem expansion and adoption in gaming and consumer applications. The article also highlights the growing importance of utility-driven ecosystems like Playnance, powered by G Coin, which emphasizes real-world usage and continuous user engagement as key value drivers in the evolving Web3 landscape.
Opera GX is now available for Linux
The gaming-focused web browser Opera GX has officially launched for Linux, fulfilling numerous user requests. This release brings features like performance limiters (GX Control), integrated Twitch and Discord access, customization options, ad blockers, and a built-in VPN to Linux users, aligning with the platform's emphasis on control and customization.
TON Price Prediction 2026: Can Telegram’s Blockchain Ecosystem Drive Long-Term Growth?
Toncoin (TON) is analyzed for its growth potential by 2026, heavily influenced by its integration with Telegram's user base. While forecasts suggest moderate to strong growth, success hinges on converting users into active blockchain participants and developing its ecosystem. The article also contrasts TON's distribution-focused approach with activity-driven ecosystems like Playnance, which emphasizes continuous user engagement through gaming and interactive platforms.
Opera GX Gaming Browser Lands on Linux After Community Demand
Opera GX, a gaming-focused web browser, has officially launched on Linux following significant community demand. The browser offers performance optimization tools, gaming integrations, and customization options, aligning with Linux's emphasis on user control and privacy. It supports various Linux distributions and will evolve based on community feedback.
Apple Studio Display XDR review: Expensive, but there’s no monitor like it
The Apple Studio Display XDR is a high-end 27-inch 5K monitor praised for its exceptional brightness, color accuracy, and Mini LED technology, making it ideal for creative professionals. Despite its high price, it offers superior image quality and features like a built-in webcam and speakers, outperforming many competitors and even serving well for gaming.
When Video Game Players Start Enjoying Bets Too
This article explores the natural connection between video gaming and betting, suggesting that the skills and mindset developed in games, such as managing risk, patience, and enjoying uncertainty, translate to an interest in betting. It highlights how in-game mechanics like loot boxes and competitive outcomes train players to accept chance, and how social wagers within gaming communities can bridge the gap to more formal betting activities.
The best Los Angeles events for the week of March 16 - March 22 — MP3s & NPCs
This article highlights various events happening in Los Angeles from March 16 to March 22, including the BrickCentric LEGO fan convention, a concert by Angel Du$t promoting their new album, and several improv comedy shows like The Shortlist Show, RIP DEI 2: Back From The Dead, and Improvised Best Picture.
Where Have We Been!? – The TouchArcade Show #610 – TouchArcade
The TouchArcade Show returns with episode #610 after an unplanned month-long hiatus due to a new job and the holidays. Hosts discuss Apple Intelligence and recent games played on the Steam Deck, aiming to re-establish a regular recording schedule.
WRUP: Prisoner of the heck fart brigade edition
This weekly roundup features Massively OP staff and community members discussing their gaming plans. Participants are playing a variety of titles including Project Gorgon, Skate, Monster Hunter Wilds, Final Fantasy XIV, Warframe, Overwatch, and World of Warcraft. A bonus question asks about words that look strange when written out.
Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? (14th March)
Nintendo is suing the government over tariffs, MAR10 Day brought announcements for Yoshi and the Mysterious Book and Mario Wonder, and new Mario Lego sets are coming in 2027. Long-time WarioWare director Goro Abe has left Nintendo. Staff share their weekend gaming plans, with Pokémon Pokopia, Monster Hunter Stories 3, and We Love Katamari being popular choices.
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Several individuals discuss their gaming plans for the weekend, with titles like Planet of Lana 2, Resident Evil Village, Baldur's Gate 3, and Helldivers 2 being mentioned. Some express excitement for new releases and returning to favorite genres like collectathons.
Morning Esports and Competitions
Newegg has opened a public Gamer Zone in Southern California, expanding its reach into gaming, esports, and technology education. This initiative aims to provide a dedicated space for gamers and foster learning within the tech community.
MacBook Air M5 review: Same but faster
The latest MacBook Air, powered by the M5 chip, offers a performance upgrade over previous models without significant design changes. While the price has increased to $1,099, it remains a top choice for most users due to its strong performance, excellent build quality, and impressive battery life, even handling demanding games like Cyberpunk 2077.
Windows 11 får Xbox-läge i april
Microsoft is introducing an "Xbox Mode" to Windows 11 in April, designed to optimize system resources for gaming. This full-screen mode aims to consolidate the gaming experience, supporting titles from both Microsoft/Xbox and other platforms like Steam. The feature was initially launched with the ASUS ROG Ally handheld gaming PC.
Soundcore Nebula P1i projector review: An affordable option with accurate color and loud sound
The Anker Soundcore Nebula P1i is an affordable 1080p projector offering accurate color and loud, though somewhat tinny, sound from its foldable speakers. While it lacks a built-in battery and has lower brightness than some competitors, its Google TV integration and easy setup make it a strong budget option for indoor or outdoor screenings.
Windows 11 is getting an "Xbox mode" in April and its a big deal
Microsoft announced that Windows 11 will receive an "Xbox mode" in April, positioning Windows as a core platform for future PC and Xbox game development. This feature aims to enhance the gaming experience on the PC operating system.
Microsoft is paving more PC roads to Project Helix, releasing a Windows 11 Xbox Mode in April for laptops and desktops
Microsoft is releasing a dedicated Xbox mode for Windows 11 in April, which will be available on laptops, desktops, and tablets. This mode aims to provide a controller-optimized experience for browsing the game library, launching titles, and using the Game Bar.
Creator Chain Mainnet Debuts with Gaming and DeFi Apps
Creator Chain has launched its mainnet, a new EVM-compatible Layer 2 blockchain utilizing Ethereum as its native gas token. The platform debuts with three applications: ZTX Mafia Game, Creator Launchpad for ERC-20 tokens, and a decentralized prediction platform for ZEPETO users. The network aims to support a wide range of creators and developers with its ZK technology infrastructure.
Xbox Mode Is About To Be On Every Windows 11 PC | Console Creatures
Xbox Mode, previously exclusive to the ROG Ally handheld, is coming to Windows 11 PCs in select markets next month. This feature provides a controller-optimized experience for launching games, browsing libraries, and using Game Bar. Microsoft aims to create a consistent Xbox experience across devices and simplify development for creators.
