Jersey Jack Pinball and SEGA® Announce the Official Sonic the Hedgehog ™ Pinball Machine

CHICAGO – June 23, 2026 – Today, Jersey Jack Pinball and SEGA announce Sonic the Hedgehog Pinball, a high-speed adventure ready to electrify the arcade. Players join Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Shadow, Amy and friends as they race through iconic levels, collect rings, and face off against Dr. Eggman in an epic showdown. The Sonic Pinball universe comes to…

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Random: “The Ultimate Retail Heist” – How One Man “Robbed” Toys R Us With A Bunch Of $5 Sega Saturn Games

Blazing squad. We’ve all felt the thrill of getting a bargain thanks to an incorrectly-priced item, but My Retro Life’s Tyler Esposito arguably went one better – he and his (late) father flipped some discounted stock into store credit that was worth significantly more. As Esposito recounts in his latest video, back in the ’90s,…

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Super ZSNES Just Got Even Better, With A New Update Adding Initial Super FX Support, Fixes, & Quality Of Life Features

v0.230b is out now! Super ZSNES has just received a brand-new update (v0.230b) focusing on quality-of-life and emulation fixes, while also implementing initial emulation support for Super FX chip-enabled games, like the 1993 classic Star Fox. Initially released in April 2026 (as version 0.100b), Super ZSNES is a GPU-powered follow-up to the ’90s SNES emulator…

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“It’s Always Disappointing When A Game You’ve Been Working On Doesn’t Come Out”

Barbie: Vacation Adventure launches this November, as part of Barbie Rewind. Developed by Software Creations, the company behind games like Solstice, Plok, and Spider-Man and Venom: Maximum Carnage, Barbie: Vacation Adventure is an unreleased game that was in development for the SNES and the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis back in 1994. Reportedly scheduled for release in…

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Sega’s Yosuke Okunari Wants To Make Every One Of The Company’s Games Playable, But Admits He’ll “Probably Retire Before Then”

“I’ll likely have to hand over the work to someone else”. Sega veteran Yosuke Okunari has revealed to Famitsu that he’s creating a massive in-house database of all the company’s games – and, once it’s complete, he wants to make all of the games playable (thanks, TheGamer). “For the past few years, I’ve been working…

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