Valve Has Quietly Funded Multiple Open Source Programs Needed To Run Windows Games On Phones

Valve’s new Steam Frame headset is the company’s first device powered by an Arm processor. To allow it to play games designed for Windows, it uses an open-source program called FEX. It’s now been revealed that Valve wasn’t just using FEX, but actually started the project and has been the main driving force behind its creation. Valve engineer Pierre-Loup Griffais shared this information in a recent interview with The Verge.

Mario Kart World Update Out Now, Adds Custom Item Rules And More

Okay, so Nintendo just dropped a cool update! Now, in VS Race, Balloon Battle, and Coin Runners, you can actually customize which items show up during a round. It’s a new rule called “Custom Items,” and it lets me tweak things so I’m not getting bombarded with stuff I don’t want. Pretty awesome for tailoring the experience!

Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities Hardcover Book Is 25% Off

This offer is for the latest 2025 version of Cabinet of Curiosities, but the original 2013 edition is still available on Amazon for $64. The content is nearly the same in both books, although the older copy may not be in perfect condition after being stored in the Amazon warehouse for 12 years. We suggest getting this version only if the 2025 edition is no longer available, but it’s good to know it’s an option.

Streamer becomes first in the world to actually Escape from Tarkov

Escape from Tarkov truly changed the landscape of extraction shooter games when it first launched in early access back in 2016. While many similar games have appeared and disappeared since then, Tarkov has continued to thrive and recently achieved its full 1.0 release on November 15, 2025.