Deven McClure is a writer at Screen Rant. She covers a diverse range of topics including news, op-eds, reviews, and entertainment news, with a particular focus on simulation games, cozy games, and eccentric indies. Deven's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as GameSpot, Polygon, MSN, IGN Entertainment, and Yahoo.
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Is Garmin's new option worth $100 more than the Fitbit Air? By Deven McClure Cherlynn Low for Engadget
Your car has speakers for a reason. By Deven McClure Freemixer/Getty Images
Dolphin is a beloved GameCube emulator, but there's a new kid here to challenge it. Gecko has a lot of passion behind it and is worth a serious look.
Deven McClure Though a handful of GameCube games (including Super Mario Sunshine 2) have been added to the Nintendo Classics lineup on Nintendo Switch 2, many fan favorites are still unavailable.
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That old pile of games could fetch some cash, but it depends on how rare the games are and the shape they're in. By Deven McClure
Licensed games for movies like Shrek 2 and Ratatouille were everywhere for a while, but have mostly gone extinct. By Deven McClure
