As Graue states, since we last covered his latest project, he’s been a busy chap, and is now “back with more dumb Game Boy Camera BS,” having created a telescope adapter for the rudimentary Game Boy camera, to let him take a picture of Jupiter.<\/p>\n
This Power Bank Has Become A Daily Driver For My Switch, AYANEO And Steam Deck<\/p>\n
While handheld gaming has come on leaps and bounds in recent years, with devices like Switch 2<\/a>, Steam Deck<\/a> and AYANEO 3<\/a> offering AAA performance in the palm of your hand, there’s been one big limiting factor across all of these products: battery life.<\/p>\n The shiny new INIU Cougar P63<\/a> is one of the roomiest power banks yet seen \u2013 and here’s why you should give it a look.<\/p>\n Infamous Kickstarter ‘Project Phoenix’ Is Alive, But It Might Not Be Out Until 2031<\/p>\n Back in 2013, a Kickstarter campaign<\/a> was launched for the ambitious Project Phoenix<\/a>, a JRPG helmed by Hiroaki Yura. It would smash its funding goal and earn $1,014,600, yet, over a decade later, it remains unreleased.<\/p>\n Amazingly, Yura has confirmed that the game is back in production \u2013 although it won’t be launching any time soon.<\/p>\n Speaking in an interview with VGC<\/a>, Yura goes some way to explaining exactly what went wrong with the campaign.<\/p>\n Last week, the publisher Pix’n Love Games shared a tease for an “explosive” upcoming announcement related to the Metal Slug series<\/a>, telling its followers to “Get ready to head back into battle with Marco, Tarma, Fio, and Eri…”<\/p>\n With little more to go on than that, fans online inevitably got hyped about the possibility of a new game announcement, with many hoping for a fresh Metal Slug Anthology Collection for modern platforms<\/a>, ahead of the new game’s release<\/a>.<\/p>\n It seems, however, that they were way off base with their predictions, with this “explosive” announcement turning out to be a new tabletop board game<\/a>, based on the run ‘n gun series that will be heading to crowdfunding sites in the future.<\/p>\n As you’re no doubt aware, Sony has caused quite a kerfuffle with the announcement that it is ending the production of physical media for its PlayStation 5 console in 2028<\/a>, and intends to make its next machine a totally digital proposition<\/a>.<\/p>\n The fallout of this news has been dramatic, with petitions<\/a> appearing online in the vain hope of convincing Sony to change course \u2013 but sadly, the chances of that are almost non-existent<\/a>, as the world of video gaming is now dominated by digital distribution<\/a>.<\/p>\n In this piece, Damien explains his conflicted feelings on the sunsetting of physical media.<\/p>\n![\"Damien](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/07\/1783893190_330_avatar.jpg\"){kind=avatar}
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