Retro Gaming News
Will make its public debut at the Snapdragon booth at ChinaJoy 2025. In a livestream broadcast on its YouTube channel earlier today, AYANEO announced plans to release a new device called the AYANEO Pocket DS, which it is describing as the “world’s first flip dual-screen Android handheld”. The announcement follows the release of AYANEO’s Windows-based…
Update: Project has now “entered final testing”. The publisher Songbird Productions and developer Eclipse Software are teaming up to deliver a brand new Atari Jaguar port of the Atari ST and Commodore Amiga shoot ’em up Wings of Death. Wings of Death was first released by Eclipse Software for the Atari ST and Commodore Amiga…
Coming 2026. After over 10 years of development, a remake of Mother / EarthBound Beginnings built inside the cult classic SNES title EarthBound is finally “nearing completion”, according to a new trailer published during last weekend’s Free Fangame Festival (F3). Earthbound Beginnings Remake originally started life back in 2007 under the name EarthBound Zero, and…
In the late ‘70s, Mattel Electronics’ Intellivision machine was carving out a respectable space among the dense pack of lesser-powered gaming consoles and the deluge of Pong clones that were rapidly flooding the marketplace. Distinguishing itself from the horde, the Intellivision represented a multitude of “firsts” for the industry: It was the first console to…
‘Razing Core’ is the new game from BadComputer. If you’re at all familiar with the homebrew community for the Sega Master System, you’ve probably heard of the name “BadComputer” in the past. The homebrew developer has been one of the most prolific creators designing and creating new experiences for Sega’s legendary 8-bit machine, having previously…
Battle Master was released in 1993 for the Super Famicom. We’ve seen many great SNES fan translations over the years, and it appears that another has just been released, with the 1993 fighting game Battle Master: Kyūkyoku no Senshitachi finally being available to play in English, 32 years after its release. Battle Master: Kyūkyoku no…
For some reason this month there has been a surge in Adventure games for our retro computers (not that I’m complaining ;)). We’ve had Herra 47 : Midsummer Festival for the Commodore 64, and even the more recent announcement of Leisure Suit Larry: In the Land of the Lounge Lizards, which is also coming to the C64….
Flight simulator video games have existed in one form or another since the 70’s. When referring to flight simulator video games, we are talking about a simulation of a flight environment for non-official flight training and more as a form of entertainment or “edutainment.” Flight simulator video games could involve simulation of commercial flights, military…
Originally went up for pre-order in 2021. As somebody who has limited space beneath their television (and an increasingly limited amount of spare time to play video games), Playmaji’s Polymega modular retro gaming system was a breath of fresh air for me when it arrived a few years ago. Here was a system which could…
They drink it in the Congo. Man, Sega really was all over the place back in the mid-’90s. It produced a capable console in the form of the Saturn and pumped out some amazing ports of its arcade smash hits, but then it also parcelled off valuable resources to produce critical and commercial duds like…