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The 2025 Steam Next Fest just wrapped up, and we just saw some of the most incredible indie and AA games that are on the horizon in the gaming landscape. There were more games in the Next Fest that you could shake a controller at, and I think it's pretty safe to say that the future of small indie games from all genres — those forgotten and those resurgent — is safe. Nothing sells you on a game better than a well-put-together demo, and the Next Fest had plenty. At this point, the only one unhappy with how diverse and promising this year's Steam Next Fest was, is my wallet. My wishlist, on the other hand, has expanded by a whopping number of games I simply can't wait to play by myself or with my friends, and they should be on yours, too. My Little Cafe Nightmare is a dark but cozy ride The o...

Africa’s electric mobility story has often been one of promise over progress. Infrastructure is scarce, power grids are unreliable, and most markets still run on cheap imported motorcycles. But Dubai-headquartered Spiro has spent the past two years trying to rewrite that narrative. The company just announced a $100 million investment round led by The Fund for Export Development in Africa (FEDA), the development arm of Afreximbank. The raise marks Africa’s largest-ever EV mobility investment and cements Spiro as the continent’s most aggressive electric motorbike company. Spiro says it plans to deploy more than 100,000 electric bikes across Africa by the end of 2025, a 400% year-over-year jump that underscores its ambition to dominate a category long considered too fragmented to scale. Spiro...

Anyone who knows me knows how much I love handheld gaming. I would jealously stare at the kids in class who had Game Boys or Game Gears, wishing one were mine. That was because of the rule that no video games were allowed in the housegrowing up, so I didn't get one of my own until many years later. Since then, I've owned or used a wide range, mostly from Nintendo, until the explosion of the PC gaming handheld market in recent years. But while I use my ROG Ally X for many things, my Nintendo Switch 2 for couch gaming, and have a Steam Deck and Lenovo Legion Go to round out the collection, they're all beaten in sheer hours used by one pocketable handheld that doesn't even have internal memory to store games. The ModRetro Chromatic uses Game Boy and Game Boy Color cartridges, whether they're ...