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Cyber Classics CollectionNewsTV screens, controllers and three new classics
Major update

TV screens, controllers and three new classics

Cyber Classics Collection · published 14 Sep 2026, 21:32 UTC

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Update 1.0.5 is live: a fix for TV screens, full controller support and three new games.

The window fits every screen

On a TV or a laptop with a high Windows display scale, the window could run off the right and bottom edge and hide the settings and window buttons. The interface now scales itself to whatever screen it is on — fullscreen, maximized or windowed.

New in Settings → Display: Interface size (100–200%) for a TV across the room, and Screen margin for TVs that cut off the edges.

Play everything with a controller

Xbox and other XInput controllers now drive the whole collection. The d-pad moves a highlight between tiles, cards and cells, the left stick moves a pointer, A selects, X is the right click and B goes back (hold it inside a game to leave). START opens settings, VIEW opens How to Play. Arcade games map straight to the pad, and every How to Play card shows the buttons while you use one.

Three new games

  • Mahjong — tile matching on three layouts up to the classic 144-tile Turtle; every deal can be cleared.
  • Cribbage — you against the bot to 121 on a peg board, with a log of where every point came from.
  • Bridge — contract bridge with a bot partner over Chicago deals; the auction explains every call.

Thanks to everyone who wrote in — this update exists because of your reports.

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