Metal

XeniOS is a real Xbox 360 emulator for iPhone, iPad and Mac, and its own compatibility database has 340 games in it. That database also shows only 17 percent run well, and the headline titles were tested on an iPad Pro rather than a phone.

A project called Madeira stacks Wine, FEX and DXMT to run x86-64 Windows games on a non-jailbroken iPhone. Thumper and ULTRAKILL are playable. Cyberpunk is not, despite the headlines, and the JIT catch is worse than it sounds.

FEX, Box64, Proton, DXVK, DXMT, Rosetta, MoltenVK. Every guide to running PC games on ARM throws these names at you at once. Here is what each one does, why they stack, and why every extra layer costs you frames.

The Anbernic RG477M is the brand's first true premium metal handheld — a Dimensity 8300, 12GB of RAM, a 120Hz LTPS panel, and PS2 at 2.5x. Here's what early launch coverage tells us about the strongest Anbernic Android device yet.