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The “Virtual Console” is back… sort of: what Nintendo’s Switch 2 retro downloads really mean Nintendo has spent nearly two decades teaching players to care about how — and whether — they can buy old games on new hardware. The Wii era’s Virtual Console made retro ownership feel simple: pay a few dollars, download a […]

Former Tumblr chief Jeff D’Onofrio is now acting CEO of The Washington Post — what that signals (and why it matters) The Washington Post is one of those institutions that feels permanent—until it suddenly doesn’t. When leadership turmoil hits a newsroom, it’s rarely “just an HR thing.” It changes what gets covered, how aggressively it’s

GOG Galaxy is coming to Linux: why this matters (and why it’s harder than it sounds) For years, “Linux gaming is finally happening” has been a running joke with a kernel of truth. Proton and the Steam Deck changed the reality of what you can play, and distros like Bazzite made a modern PC feel

Former Tumblr chief Jeff D’Onofrio is now acting CEO of The Washington Post — what that signals (and why it matters) The Washington Post is one of those institutions that feels permanent—until it suddenly doesn’t. When leadership turmoil hits a newsroom, it’s rarely “just an HR thing.” It changes what gets covered, how aggressively it’s

“I went back to Linux and it was a mistake” — what this kind of story gets right (and what it misses) Every few months, someone publishes a version of the same confession: “I tried desktop Linux again.” “It’s better than it used to be.” “And I still bounced off it.” If you’ve used Linux