When it comes to classic gaming, nothing really measures up with the feel of an arcade system — whether it's the tactile feel of joysticks and big round buttons, or just the games themselves. With the R-Kaid-R, you can tap into that old familiar feeling in the form of a portable, stylish wooden box. It opens up to reveal all the trappings of an arcade, with a small screen, and enough storage to load every game you could imagine: whether it's from the PS1, the Super Nintendo, or anything in between. And with a built-in speaker, headphone jack, an HDMI output, and eight hours of battery life, you'd be hard pressed to find a better way to get your old-school gaming fix.
So you have two TVs but only one PS4. Not to worry — soon, all you'll need to remedy this problem is a Sony PlayStation TV. This tiny, ARM Cortex A9-powered box hooks up to other TVs in your house, allowing you to use Remote Play to get at your PS4 games even if it's in another room. It also supports streaming of PS3 games over Playstation Now, and will support downloading of select PS Vita, PSP, and PS One games to an SD card. With support for two Dualshock 3 or 4 controllers, it's an ideal add-on for any PS4 user.
Thinking of buying an Oculus Rift? If you're a PS4 owner, you might want to hold off for a bit, because Sony Project Morpheus is here to give the Rift a run for its money. Underneath the futuristic exterior, you'll find a 1080p display with 90 degree field of view, an accelerometer and gyroscope that work in concert with the Playstation camera to track your head orientation and movement, and 3D audio technology for a completely immersive experience.
We're not sure how many people have both NES and Famicom collections sitting around, but we are sure that even if you only have one or the other, you're going to want an Analogue Nt. The details around the console are a little thin, but we do know it's a reengineered NES that also accepts Famicom games, offers what's promised as videophile graphics and audiophile sound, allows up to four players, doesn't rely on emulation, and is made from a solid block of aluminum. And that's good enough for us.
