Retro Gaming News
You got the Demon? Right, I’m not playing. I realise I’ve come to it very late in life, but I’m currently exploring the world of Magic: The Gathering, the massively popular card-based RPG which has been doing the rounds since the early ’90s and has enjoyed an explosion in popularity in recent years (in 2022,…
Super Mario 64 ‘Coopware’ is available now. Super Mario 64 may have been released all the way back in 1996 (make that 1997 if you were based in Europe), but there has been no shortage of fans who have been busy finding new and inventive ways of keeping the game infinitely replayable in the modern…
“Let’s take lots of pictures and videos for memory lane”. A Brooklyn-based arcade has announced that it is closing its doors for the final time this year. Brooklyn Games And Arcade, located on 6120 4th Avenue, has said that it will be closing down in either March or April, but no precise date has been…
“A symphony of Japanese silicon”. While there are plenty of homebrew releases for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive, its successor, the Saturn, is less fortunate when it comes to modern-day software support. For this reason, any new homebrew title released on Saturn is likely to garner significant attention, so it’s surprising that a new game by…
Work on the port is “nearly complete”, according to its creator. We may only be several days into 2026, but we already have an exciting new project for Neo Geo fans to look forward to in the future. h0ffman (who you may know from his Neo Geo ports of Shinobi and Golden Axe) has revealed…
This week has been a little overwhelming with all the news; as soon as I’m about to say I’m done for today, along come even more games that I just had to mention. From Mixelslab’s awesome Amiga game called ‘Creeping Me Out Hex Night’ to the recent hot news story from Norecess, with their latest game…
A rock-solid sub-$100 emulation option. Back when I reviewed the TrimUI Smart Pro in 2023, I found it to be a likeable emulation portable which was sadly held back by a lack of processing power and a particularly poor D-Pad. You can imagine, then, why I was so intrigued when TrimUI announced it was having…
“There were a lot of highs, there were a lot of lows”. One of the most exciting hardware announcements of the past few years is Taki Udon’s SuperStation One console, an FPGA system capable of running MiSTer cores that also supports original PS1 controllers and, via an optional dock, can run disc-based games for compatible…
Available in both 32 colour and 16 colour versions. When Sonic arrived on the Genesis / Mega Drive at the start of the ’90s, it caused shockwaves. Not only did this 2D platformer look and sound amazing – and arguably better than anything on rival systems at the time – it also ran really fast,…
“This is a cultural medium”. The late Nintendo legend Masayuki Uemura (left) visited The National Videogame Museum in 2020 The Sheffield-based National Videogame Museum is gearing up to establish the UK’s first archive of video game design, reports the BBC. Read the full article on timeextension.com “This is a cultural medium”. The late Nintendo legend…