Xbox / Playstation / Switch

This corner of INDEX is for people who like games not just as things to play, but as things to revisit, compare, collect, and understand. If you’re hunting for your next purchase, Deku Deals is the most console-friendly starting point here, with price tracking across major console and PC storefronts, wishlists, sale notifications, regional currency support, and a way to keep tabs on games you already own. IsThereAnyDeal covers similar deal-tracking ground for PC storefronts like Steam, Humble, Fanatical, GOG, and others, adding a useful wider view of discounts, bundles, giveaways, and subscription additions.

There’s also a strong preservation and exploration thread running through these picks. Play Retro Games offers a browser-based catalog of classic-style titles across systems including NES, SNES, Sega, Game Boy, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo 64, PlayStation, MAME, Neo Geo, and arcade platforms. EmuOS takes a different preservation-minded approach, presenting legacy games and software inside interfaces modeled after older operating systems. And noclip is a fascinating stop for anyone curious about how games are built: it lets you move through supported video game environments as navigable 3D scenes, studying layouts, art direction, and hidden spaces without needing the original hardware or an emulator.