Stadia is foremost a service, and as such should not rely on actual hardware. The fact is that to access the service in these first months of Stadia’s life, it is necessarily necessary to have purchased a Founder’s or a Premiere Edition. In our case, we got our hands on a Founder’s Edition, including the controller in the exclusive midnight[…]
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Atari VCS. Could it be a perfect Linux console?
The Atari VCS is one of the most awaited retrogaming operations, a perfect nostalgia dream for video gaming and retro technology enthusiasts. With a design taken directly from the original Atari console and powered with the latest top components, Ryzen primarily, the new VCS could be really an interesting device. A more powerful and more efficient architecture with an all-new[…]
Read moreProton. The opensource Windows compatibility layer for Linux gaming
An open-source compatibility layer developed for running modern Windows-exclusive Steam games on Linux, this is Proton. Valve made a compatibility tool for Steam Play based on Wine and some additional components, this brought the Linux gaming experience to a new level. A high level. Proton is based on Wine (Wine Is Not an Emulator, the compatibility layer capable of running[…]
Read moreHow to learn Godot and make videogames
As you know (like a reader of this website), Godot is a free and open-source game engine that runs also on Linux and that permits to create videogames for mobile devices and PCs. Godot offers a fully integrated game development environment and it gives you the power to create a videogame from scratch without other tools. It is simple, with[…]
Read moreGoogle Stadia. Is Google going to buy AMD?
Yesterday afternoon during the opening of the GDC 2019, Google pulls out a new concept called Stadia. It combines services and infrastructures and puts them at the top of a gaming service. The power of remote hardware with super performance and the wide bandwidth of the next generation network to reach gamers anywhere in the world. Not really everywhere because[…]
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