A tribute to classic arcade racing games like Ridge Racer, Daytona USA, and OutRun 2006. Discover the titles that defined the genre—and why they still matter.

Running at a rock-solid 60 frames per second, F-Zero X on the Nintendo 64 was a blisteringly fast racing game that pushed the ...

Over the years, most of the games I played on it were outdated and actually from the previous century, so to speak.

While split-screen didn’t make the cut, Splitgate 2 does come packed with plenty of modern features. It’s free-to-play, fully cross-platform, and available on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation, making ...

Google’s solution for split-screen mode on Android involves changing the old 70:30 ratio to a new 90:10 ratio. This means apps will no longer split with one taking 70% of the screen and the ...

Well, it is. That’s why Google is making another important change to make split-screen usage more efficient. In Android 16, you’ll be able to tap the app covering a smaller 10 percent screen area.

You’ll be able to play classic GameCube games on Nintendo Switch 2 the same day the console launches on June 5. That’s a sentence that still doesn’t feel quite real to me, but as someone who ...

Android split-screen trick #2: The tab grab Typically, when you’re starting up a new split-screen, you select two different apps from your recently used app list to get things going.

Split-screen games only require you to have a spare controller to both join in on the fun side-by-side. These can be cooperative adventures, creative sandboxes, shooters, and everything in between.

The Nintendo Switch is the perfect console for split-screen games thanks to the Joy-Con controllers. Here are the absolute best games you can play locally.

Rahman took a little screen recording of the current developer preview to show the interface quirk that suggests this is coming soon. “When I opened two apps in split-screen mode and then ...

The upcoming Android 16 update may let you put two apps into a 90:10 ratio in split-screen mode. This means one app will take up 90% of the screen while the other app takes up the remaining 10%.