Retro Gaming News
Hang up the Polyester. Assemble Entertainment has announced that the final two titles in the Leisure Suit Larry series, Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Don’t Dry (2018) and Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Dry Twice (2020), will be delisted later this month from Steam and GoG. As reported by VGC, the publisher announced on Steam…
Free with SuperStation purchases. Hardware developer RetroRemake, currently mired in one helluva busy week, has opened pre-orders for its new SuperStation AV Cable, for use with its SuperStation One emulation console. The 1.8 meter cable features a 10-pin DIN connector for the SuperStation One, and a hybrid connector that facilitates numerous display outputs – including…
“Prompt. Play. Profit”. Antstream made its name with a cloud streaming service that lets you play classic games, but the company has recently hit the headlines for its involvement with The James Pond Legacy, which was pulled for its egregious use of GenAI assets. It seems that the company is very much focused on AI…
Atari today announced THE 800XL – a faithful recreation of its best-selling 8-bit computer, bringing the iconic machine and its extensive collection of games and software to a new generation. Designed by Retro Games Ltd., renowned for their authentic recreations of 1980s hardware, THE 800XL retains the look and feel of the original, including a…
It’s an import-ant question. Social media is, for me, an utterly fascinating tool because it not only brings like-minded people together to share their passion for certain topics, but also exposes you to individuals who, for one reason or another, seem to have lived a very different reality from your own. The topic I found…
Ryu and crew hit the big screen October 16. We are one week away from the release of the energetic, highly stylised, and somewhat dubious-looking movie Street Fighter, adapted from Capcom’s legendary fighting game franchise. To promote the film’s October 16 release, producers Paramount and Legendary outfitted New York’s Times Square with a life-size “Street…
ModRetro just put its new transparent Chromatic model on sale. This Chromatic is, as far as I can tell from the time I’ve spent testing it, completely identical to the standard Chromatic model. The only two differences are from the consumer perspective and the aesthetic perspective. For the consumer, the transparent Chromatic is fifty dollars…
Evercade’s next evolution is here. While the Evercade family has seen several hardware revisions and evolutions over the years – including a bartop arcade unit, a home console, and even a scaled-down Super Pocket sibling – the Evercade Nexus feels like the most significant step forward the brand has taken since its inception six years…
Has a a full-sized mechanical keyboard and working cartridge slot. Plaion, the company behind the upcoming Neo Geo AES+, has announced that it is working with Retro Games Ltd. to resurrect Atari’s best-selling 800XL 8-bit computer, first released all the way back in 1983. THE 800XL is billed as a “faithful recreation” with a full-sized…
Let’s spin to SNOWBALL! 50 stages DEATH MATCH! Columbus Circle, continuing to proudly wave the Famicom flag, has announced that Soft House’s 1991 Famicom title Snow Bros. is getting a brand new physical re-release, expected to hit the Japanese market next month. Columbus Circle’s rerelease will include a boxed Famicom cartridge, sporting cute new artwork…