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Platforms supported: PlayStation 5 and Microsoft Windows, Xbox Series X and Series S, and MacOS
Developer: Larian Studios
Publisher: Wizards of the Coast
Release Date: Early Access, September 30, 2020
Price: $60
Genre: Role-playing game
Rating: M for Mature

Premise:
Baldur’s Gate 3 is a role-playing game set in the Forgotten Realms, a Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting. The game is developed by Larian Studios, the same studio that created the critically acclaimed Divinity: Original Sin games.
In this game, you create a character and embark on an epic adventure through the Forgotten Realms. You will explore dangerous dungeons, fight fearsome monsters, and interact with a cast of memorable characters. The game features a deep and customizable character creation system, a rich and immersive story, and challenging combat.

Gameplay:
Baldur’s Gate 3 is a turn-based role-playing game set in the Forgotten Realms, a Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting. You control a party of four characters, and you can choose to play solo or with up to three other players. The game features a grid-based combat system, and you can use a variety of weapons, spells, and Continue reading “Baldur’s Gate 3 – When Old-School RPG Elements mix with Modern Ones” →

Front Mission is one of those popular IP’s from the early ’90s that has found a new lease of life in the new generation of consoles. The original game was developed and released by Square Enix back in 1995, and it was hard to label under a genre given the number of things the player had to do in the game. Left Alive is a relaunch of the saga focusing this time around on stealth with mecha tactics. It’s sound like a great combination and a winner on paper, given the creative forces behind it.

Sadly it looks like Square Enix has dropped the ball on this game. The game is out for PS4 and X-Box One. After playing the version of the game that was available on release date, there are quite a few Continue reading “Left Alive – Brilliant Idea turns out into Buggy Project Game” →

When game developers wanted to bring connectivity among players worldwide the best way to make that happen was using the internet. While some of the greatest rivalries have born with online player dishing out their best techniques in these online environments, it has also brought the worst out of many of them. Being labeled a “toxic player” means that you probably are one of the many guys that go online and chews out other players with non-rational banter, insults, and homophobic remarks. While the game community never seems to run out of those, many developers are aiming at these gamers by taking them out of the picture.

Ethics over Earnings

That’s right. Some developers are willing to let go of paying customers just to make their games environments safer for the audiences who wish to enjoy the game, thus bringing the concept of “safe spaces” into video games for the first time. The first one to take such a drastic measure has been Blizzard Studios when their South Korea division announced a ban hammer on almost 18,000 accounts just a few days ago. The company Continue reading “Blizzard shuts Down 18,000 Overwatch Players Accounts accusing them of Toxic Behavior” →

Super Mario was one of the video games that floated our minds when we were kids. Up until now, it’s still the favorite retro game of many people. Apart from Super Mario, Tetris and Pac-Man were a hit but they’re difficult to come by today, which is kind of sad as there can be times when we feel like revisiting joyous childhood days that consist mostly of playing such games.

Back in the day, consoles didn’t put a lot of focus on game graphics as they put more emphasis on stories and gameplay. Today, gaming has evolved and brought us stunning life-like visuals. Still, great graphics don’t necessarily mean better games. If you’re like us, then you definitely know that pixelated graphics can offer some of the best gaming experiences.

If you want to relive and re-experience how it was to play a game using an old-school console, you’re in luck as you definitely can without having to purchase individual consoles! You can enjoy the best of old gaming consoles using only your PC! Just choose an emulator that emulates your preferred console, and you’re all set!

The great thing about emulation and console emulators is they let us preserve our history and love for the classic games! Without emulation, it would be hard to get an old Atari, Sega or Nintendo game to work on a computer. Fortunately, there are emulators that help ensure even an obscure title stays alive in one form or another.

As there are tons of console emulators that you can choose from, we’ll help you by featuring the best ones for Mac, Linux, and Windows. But also some are supported for smartphones operating systems too, including iOS and Android. Check them out below!

Emulators List Quick Navigation:
– PS1 Emulator – “ePSXe” (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android)
– PS1 Emulator – “DuckStation” (Windows, macOS, Android)
– PS2 Emulator – “PCSX2” (Windows, Linux, macOS)
– PS2 Emulator for Android & iOS – “PS2Smart”
– PS3 Emulator – “PS3Mobi” (Windows, macOS, Android, iOS)
– PS4 Emulator – “PS4Emus” (Windows, macOS, Android, iOS)
– PS5 Emulator – “PS5Emux” (Windows, macOS)
– PSP Emulator – “PPSSPP” (Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS)
– Nintendo 64 Emulator – “Project64” (Windows)
– Wii Emulator – “Dolphin” (Windows)
– GameCube Emulator – “Dolphin” (Windows)
– Nintendo DS Emulator – “DeSmuME” (Windows, macOS)
– Nintendo 3DS Emulator – “Citra” (Windows, Linux, macOS)
– Sega Dreamcast Emulator – “NullDC” (Windows)
– DOS Emulator – “DOSBox” (Windows, macOS)
– Arcade Emulator – “MAME” (Windows)
– GameBoy Advance Emulator – “Visual Boy Advance – VBA” (Windows)
– GameBoy Advance & GameBoy Color Emulator for Android – “John GBAC”
– Xbox One Emulator – “BolXEmu” (Windows, macOS, Android, iOS)
– Xbox 360 Emulator – “BolXEmu” (Windows, macOS, Android, iOS)
– Sega Mega Drive Emulator “Kega Fusion” (Windows, Linux, MacOS)
– Retro Consoles Emulator – “OpenEmu” (Windows, macOS)
– NES & Super Nintendo Emulator – “SNES9x” (Windows, Android version name: “SNES9X EX+”)
– Multiple Consoles Emulator – “Launchbox” (Windows, Android)
– Multiple Consoles / Best Emulator – “RetroArch” (Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS)

The List of Video Game Consoles Emulators:

(This list was last time updated on January 4th 2025.)

PS5Emux – PS5 Emulator

OS Supported: Windows, macOS
Download from: Official Website
PS5Emux is a newly created PlayStation 5 emulator released in March 2023.
It’s supported for 64 bit operating systems, Windows and macOS. According to its website, developers are trying to make smartphone app possible too. It’s still under development.
Make sure to check system requirements at its website because this emulator may Continue reading “23 Best Console Emulators List (PC, Windows, Mac, Android, iOS, Linux) Collection (2025 Edition)” →

The gaming industry today has turned out to be a billion dollar industry and that’s because of all the fans out there. There are millions of people out there who love to game. Starting from PC games to console games and even mobile games, gamers have all the options available to them. Games are known to come in different genres. Out of the entire genre, racing games are the ones that are loved by all. It is actually the most accessible games ion the entire gaming industry. Racing games are known to have a typical style that seems to Continue reading “Top 5 Racing Games for PC to Play In 2019” →

The first gaming event of 2019 already took place, and there was something to show off on it by the leading players in the industry, at least on the PC centric end of it. The CES 2018 was held in Las Vegas this past January 8th, and some exciting announcements came from hardware developers that offer a tease on what seems to be an interesting year ahead.

Intel, Nvidia, and AMD had something to show off. After reviewing their announcements, we are left wondering who among them will have the most significant impact during the year. The reports certainly seem to indicate that the never-ending war in improvement on existing products will continue as well as new developments that could prove to be very interesting.

Here is what we gathered for this special report:

Intel

Not many were expecting a lot out of Intel for this year, but the company managed to offer an onslaught of announcements related to PC parts and newly redesigned elements of their architecture. So far the most relevant announcements were a new mobile PC platform named “Ice Lake” that is aimed to accelerate Ai usage and elevate Gen-11 graphics to a whole new level. They also made more Continue reading “PC Gaming Hardware to Look Out for in 2019” →