A new report from Deadline has just been published suggesting some of Atari’s iconic games could one day make<\/a> their way to the big screen<\/a>. As outlined by Deadline’s Mike Fleming Jr., Atari, together with Entertainment 360, has put pen to paper on a deal with Universal Pictures, which would see 10 of its classic games get the movie treatment, with the titles listed including: Asteroids<\/a>, Adventure<\/a>, Berzerk<\/a>, Breakout, Centipede, Crystal Castles, Millipede, Missile Command, Pong, and Yars\u2019 Revenge<\/a>.<\/p>\n Meet The RG SP, Anbernic’s Latest GBA SP-Inspired Handheld<\/p>\n Anbernic has revealed the next in its line of GBA SP-inspired emulation handhelds.<\/p>\n Back in 2024, Anbernic released the RG35XX SP, a Linux-based handheld we described at the time as a “superb GBA SP clone that’s worth every penny at $70<\/a>.” This was then followed up a year later by the RG34XX SP, a very similar handheld, featuring the same performance, albeit with the addition of sunken dual joysticks.<\/p>\n And now, in 2026, it’s back yet again, with another handheld, inspired once again by Nintendo’s clamshell device: The Anbernic RG SP.<\/p>\n Suit Up With Virtual-On, Sega’s Mecha Masterpiece<\/p>\n While Armored Core<\/a> is the analog side of mecha gaming, Virtual-On<\/a> has always been its digital opposite<\/a>. To explain why, it\u2019s worth looking at its arcade heritage and how the games evolved over the years. We run down the series in this feature.<\/p>\n Dungeon Lurker’s Dev On Making A Game For A 32-Bit Console That Never Existed<\/p>\n This article was published on June 4th, but we’ve now updated it with an exclusive interview with Alex Rushdy, the creative director on the project.<\/p>\n Super Mario Bros. Writer On Giving Nintendo’s Most Famous Characters A Voice<\/p>\n
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