Retro Gaming News
Martyn Carroll steps into the role of Features Editor, replacing the late Nick Thorpe. Back when Retro Gamer magazine launched in 2004, its editor was Martyn Carroll – and he would keep that role until 2005, when publisher Live Publishing collapsed and the mag was relaunched by Imagine Publishing with Darran Jones at the helm….
“You’re not just supporting a product, you’re joining a company with a proven track record”. Accessory maker Retro Fighters has made a name for itself over the past few years via its unique range of after-market controllers for vintage systems, including Dreamcast, N64, GameCube and more. After generating over $7 million in revenue and selling…
Finding a storage unit that fits your budget without sacrificing quality can be a daunting task. On average, Americans are spending upwards of $87.89 per month for a standard 10×10 storage unit, but rates can vary significantly from one facility to next. With careful comparison of prices amongst local storage facilities, potential renters can ensure…
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Colour me excited. When a review sample of the 8BitDo 64 Bluetooth Controller was offered to me, I had to admit I wasn’t all that excited initially – after all, this is the same pad which shipped alongside the Analogue 3D, so I’m already intimately familiar with how it feels. However, after a few seconds,…
In a record-breaking year for the retro community, developers Norakomi and Wolf have entered a fantastic looking game in the MSX dev competition. Titled as ‘Neon Horizon’. This high-octane 3D scrolling racer has just been registered as the landmark 40th entry in the MSXdev25 contest, setting a new standard for the long-running homebrew competition. Set…
The ultimate NES for 2026. One of the things I really love about modern-day retro gaming is the sheer number of aftermarket hardware upgrades available for systems that are now decades old. From updated power supplies to improved AV connectivity and the ability to load games via SD cards, the world of retrofitted upgrades is…
Features the entire first case. 2bitcrook has (partly) remade Capcom’s Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney for the original monochrome Game Boy. The popular series started life on the Game Boy Advance in Japan, making this unofficial port a fitting tribute to the franchise, in a fashion. Read the full article on timeextension.com Features the entire first…
“This really killed my interest in ever trying it”. AI is bleeding into practically every aspect of human life these days, from deepfake scams to your favourite emulation handheld being discontinued. The realm of programming and development is perhaps where the touch of AI is felt most keenly, with AI tools allowing small teams to…
Don’t duck this one. AYANEO is known for its premium handhelds, and these almost always come with price tags which reflect their high-end status. The Pocket Air Mini, however, bucks this trend with a sub-$100 price point, putting the cat amongst the pigeons in the crowded budget emulation space. While the device was released last…