Retro Gaming News
The developer is facing criticism for breaking RPCS3 GPLv2 license. Recently, a new PS3 emulator was released for Android called aps3e, generating some initial excitement in the retro community among those who had been waiting for a new way to play their favourite PS3 games on Android handhelds. However, shortly after the emulator began to…
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Let’s start the pinball talk for the week off with some news out of Stern Pinball. Stern recently informed its distributors that it is using the remaining parts that it has sitting around the factory to do “extremely limited runs” of a number of older titles during the month of December. Specifically, the run includes…
With limited releases, but cool hardware, the PlayStation Vita became a console for weird and unusually quirky games. IguanaBee’s “MonsterBag” is definitely one of them. Hard to describe, the game centers around a little monster that must get from one end of a stage to the other, without being seen by the people he’s jumping…
“So far, I’ve caught them doing it with Rugrats and PioPow”. Physical publisher Limited Run Games has been accused by one of its customers of selling NES cartridges which can potentially damage consoles. Jordi Gutierrez Hermoso got in touch with Time Extension to explain the situation, pointing out that Limited Run has been publishing carts…
Was released in arcades in 1999. The N64 may have found fame as a home console, but Nintendo also licensed its tech to Japanese company Seta for use in arcades under the ‘Aleck64’ name. Only seen in Japan, the Aleck64 played host to 11 games, including titles like Magical Tetris Challenge Featuring Mickey and Star…
Demo available now. If your PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16 has been gathering dust, then we have some good news for you. A brand new game is currently in development from the homebrew developer Vectrex28 and FG Software, and has a demo that is available for you to play right now (thanks IndieRetroNews). Special Ninja Squad, as the…
Tiger Electronics device has “unique monochrome sprites” that have never been extracted. At the dawn of Pokémon’s global success, Tiger Electronics created a licensed Pokédex which allowed fans to learn more about the first Generation of Pocket Monsters. If you grew up in the late ’90s, then you’ll almost certainly have seen one of these…
We recently had the opportunity to chat with the influential artist. Katsuya Terada is a Japanese illustrator and artist whose work has spanned many mediums over his impressive four-decade-long career. Initially starting out in the world of advertising, following his graduation from Tokyo’s Asagaya College of Art and Design, he has since gone on to…
Via Robert Dale Smith’s ‘Virtual VMU’. The Sega Dreamcast may be over a quarter of a century old now, but it’s still full of surprises thanks to the passionate modding community which has grown up around it. This same community has already engineered a way to get Sega’s 128-bit console back online, and now developer…