Stan owes their love of turn-based RPGs and all other things gaming to a second-hand Game Boy Advance SP and Wario Land 3. Persona, Zelda, and Pokemon rank among their all-time franchises, but they ...

The console gaming market is in a weird space right now. Everybody’s kind of doing their own thing — Sony is the only company going all-in on high-end gaming, Microsoft is focused almost exclusively ...

The gaming industry is on the cusp of a significant shift as rumors swirl about Apple’s plans to transform its Apple TV into the Apple Games Console by 2024 or 2025. This move marks a new chapter in ...

Apple’s decision to finally take gaming seriously hasn’t entirely gone according to plan. We’ve now learned that putting console-quality games on the iPhone, iPad, and Mac, has translated to only ...

Apple may be secretly developing a portable console that is similar to the Nintendo Switch, according to a rumor originating from a Korean forum. Gamers should take the report with a grain of salt, ...

An Apple gaming console idea is rumored to be currently being considered by the folks at the Cupertino-based tech giant. As per a news story by Pocket Lint, a user from the South Korean forum website, ...

In a surprising turn of events, Apple is reportedly considering a return to the gaming console market, nearly three decades after the release of its ill-fated Pippin console. With its innovative ...

Don Reisinger thinks Apple is in a prime position to enter the gaming industry and solidify itself as a major player. But is Apple willing to do that? CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology ...

In the past I would have said no, because Steve Jobs was not into that sort of thing and because Apple is all about high margin hardware. They would be interested in the traditional console economics.

Apple is reportedly still working on its ARM-based game console which is something we heard about in July 2020, and now there's more rumor fuel for that fire with news of a Nintendo Switch-like hybrid ...

Old school enthusiasts like me will remember Halo started out as an exclusive for the Mac, as Bungie was an Apple developer -- but then Microsoft acquired Bungie and turned Halo into a system seller ...