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Alt: Kenny, Stan, Kyle, and Cartman play the Okama GameSphere, a glowing, spherical game console from the 2001 South Park episode, "Towelie."

By GameSphere Magazine F-22 Raptor is one of those classic military flight simulators that perfectly captures the spirit of late 1990s PC gaming. Developed by…

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Retro handhelds promise something irresistible: your favourite games, ready to play wherever you go. But between impressive specifications, enormous compatibility lists and attractive designs, it is easy to lose sight of what makes a handheld enjoyable. At GameSphere Magazine, our approach is simple: start with the games you love, then look for the hardware that plays them well. Here is how to read beyond the marketing.

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A Haunting Return to Darkness When Alone in the Dark debuted in 1992, it defined a new genre…

Released in 1992 by Dynamix and published by Sierra On-Line, Aces of the Pacific took flight during a golden era for combat flight simulators. Running…

The Birth of 3D Horror Long before zombies moaned through Raccoon City or the fog rolled into Silent Hill, Alone in the Dark crept onto our PCs and redefined…

In the late 1980s, when most flight simulators were still wrestling with wireframe graphics and sluggish controls, A-10 Tank Killer from Dynamix burst onto…

Kinhank Super Console X5 Pro Review: Does a 16,000-Game Box Hold Up in 2026? Hardware review — GameSphere Magazine Does it hold up in 2026? Partly. The Super Console X5 Pro is the most powerful box Kinhank has put its name on: a Rockchip RK3588S, 8GB of RAM and Android 12 make it genuinely capable of PS2, Dreamcast, Saturn and PSP at upscaled resolutions on a living-room TV, which is more than most plug-and-play retro boxes can claim.