This page started for black Friday but has moved on as the deals come and go. I will update across the festive sales, as new portable hardware deals appear. I won't hype them as "pocket change" or "fire sale" like some sites, because that's bollocks. December deals : Evercade has 30% off various hardware, depending on the store, check the blog for details . PlayStation Portal is currently £20 off on Amazon UK (another £10 off for refurbs) Update: Valve has jumped in with 20% off the Steam Deck LCD 256GB model (down to £279 in the UK) Update: Xbox Ally has various deals (pretty short-lived, but likely getting cut again for the post Christmas sale). Update: PlayStation Portal has £20 off the range, bringing the white and black models down to £179, and 30th Anniversary Edition to £189. (Look out for another 5% off at checkout!) First up is Evercade offering a clutch of offers on hardware and games on Amazon and across other stores in Europ...
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Another three games out this week, showing the Vita bumbling along quite happily in 2019. They are led by Aksys and Idea Factory's late Code: Realize visual romantic novel.
Slightly less exciting is Alvastia Chronicles from Kemco, who continue to churn out the cookie-cutter RPGs. Their press release for the Limited Run physical of Fernz Gate was a whole three lines long, showing how much they care about marketing. Still, if you like 16-bit RPGs, there's plenty more where this came from.
Finally, we have word puzzler, Mixups by Powgi, which shouldn't be underestimated, given the pleasurable and addictive nature of the rest of the puzzle producer's output.
Slightly less exciting is Alvastia Chronicles from Kemco, who continue to churn out the cookie-cutter RPGs. Their press release for the Limited Run physical of Fernz Gate was a whole three lines long, showing how much they care about marketing. Still, if you like 16-bit RPGs, there's plenty more where this came from.
Finally, we have word puzzler, Mixups by Powgi, which shouldn't be underestimated, given the pleasurable and addictive nature of the rest of the puzzle producer's output.