Gaming.
All Remiam work tagged Gaming — across client systems, own products, and the studio's field notes.
- 9 Sept 2026→
Photoreal now costs you latency.
DLSS 5 shipped on 3 September with 3D-guided neural rendering, and Nvidia is upfront that switching it on takes 50 to 60 per cent of your frame rate away. You buy that back with generated frames, which add input lag. In a game that is a preference. In an installation somebody stands in front of, it is the product.
- 15 Jul 2026→
The handheld got faster by dropping Windows.
The Legion Go 2 shipped a SteamOS version in June, and independent testing has the same handheld running up to 75 percent faster on SteamOS than on Windows 11. The hardware did not change. The operating system did.
- 10 Jul 2026→
AR glasses stopped trying to be computers
Asus and Xreal put the ROG Xreal R1 up for pre-order at 849 dollars, shipping 14 July. It is not a spatial computer. It is a 240Hz display you wear, tethered to a box you already own, and that narrowing is the interesting part.
- 6 Jul 2026→
The Steam Machine is a fixed target.
Valve shipped a small SteamOS box on 30 June and everyone read it as a console. For a studio that keeps installations alive for years, the interesting thing is that it is a fixed, repeatable target you can buy off the shelf.
- 28 Jun 2026→
AR glasses grew up by becoming a monitor
The ROG Xreal R1 puts a 171-inch screen on your face for the price of a monitor. The interesting part is what it refuses to be: a spatial computer.
- 4 Oct 2024→
Nintendo 64: the strangest controller that ever made sense.
Three handles. A trident in beige. An analog stick before anyone else shipped one. And a game library that defined what 3D could feel like. Some thoughts on a console that doesn't quite have an heir.
- 30 Oct 2019→
Next-gen consoles are coming. What does it mean for the web?
Sony and Microsoft have shown the PS5 and Xbox Series X. The hardware is impressive, but what we keep thinking about is the browser running on it. The living-room screen is about to become a real web target — and almost no brand site is ready.