Shaz Mohsin is a writer for Gameluster, specializing in video game news and analysis. With a passion for gaming and a keen eye for industry trends, Shaz provides insightful articles on upcoming game releases, industry events, and the latest developments in the gaming world.
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It's been nearly a decade since I completed Thatgamecompany's adventure title, Journey ; playing through it on my then newly purchased PS4 during
From classic monstrosities like the Atari Lynx to refined icons like the Game Boy Advance SP to modern absurdists like the Playdate, handheld game consoles have had a lot of unique designs throughout the decades. Some designs, however, stand out from the rest. Whether that be due to their ergonomics, standout features, or impactful construction that would go on to influence future generations, certain handheld designs deserve to be highlighted as being some of the best the industry has seen. So here are the top seven handheld gaming console designs we feel are the cream of the crop.
Last week we made a list of what we believed to be some of the best-designed handheld consoles the industry has ever seen.
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During a simpler time and when I wasn't yet privy to the horrors of our world, my cousins and I used to huddle around a clunky CRT television with stained Xbox 360 controllers in hand and virtually stride in the heavy boots of Dom and Marcus, tearing through hordes of Locusts with our chainsaw-laden rifles. It's a fond memory, not just because of how we kids – who probably shouldn't have been playing such a game in the first place – were in awe of the gruesome awesomeness that was
By: Shaz Mohsin
“3s are better than 2s,” is a term every coach has grown to hate in the modern-day game of basketball. Yet, it's a quote that, statistically speaking, remains true. Unfortunately, unless your starting five consists of four Steph Currys and a Reggie Miller who just got dissed by a heated Spike Lee (I swear I'm going somewhere with this), that tactic rarely works. “Offense wins games, defense wins championships,” as many NBA coaches will tell you. In (some) video games, however, a lot of offense can work beautifully and is exactly the tactic I take whenever I dive into any third-person action game. It's why I adore games like
When coverage for the original PlayStation 5 began trickling through the interwebs back during the lockdown era of 2020, I remember excitedly clicking every ...
A few months ago, I wrote a piece outlining the potential future of handheld gaming PCs powered by AMD's latest mobile APUs, which were then
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