New 'Fatal Fury: Trilogy Collection' Brings Together Three Classic Fighting Games For The X68000 Z

New ‘Fatal Fury: Trilogy Collection’ Brings Together Three Classic Fighting Games For The X68000 Z

Fatal Fury: King of Fighters, Fatal Fury 2, and Fatal Fury Special. Mizuki, the company behind the X68000 Z (a recreation of Sharp’s X68000), has revealed it will be releasing a new compilation, based on the Fatal Fury series (otherwise known as Garō Densetsu in Japan). Fatal Fury: Trilogy Collection brings together Magical Company’s X68000…

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TSMC hits record 70% foundry market share, making a synapse singeing $30.24 billion in revenue last quarter alone

TSMC is currently enjoying a record-breaking 70.2% market share, owing to an eye-watering $30.24 billion revenue made during 2025’s second quarter alone. Do you reckon this top foundry could spare a few dollar bills to wrap up my own chips? No? That’s an 18% quarter-upon-quarter increase though TSMC is hardly the only winner, according to…

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“A Long Overdue Update” – After Years Of Work, Prince Of Persia Has Been Unofficially Ported To The MSX2

Releases next month! Throughout this site’s history, we’ve covered a few different news stories about Prince of Persia being ported unofficially to other platforms, and it seems like we now have another to add to the growing list. That’s because, decades after its original release for the Apple II, it now appears that a version…

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Hyte Y40 review

Hyte kinda blew up in early 2021; its Y60 chassis changed the game in the world of PC cases in a wild way. As soon as you could blink an eye, every media outlet, influencer, and PC enthusiast had one of those shiny fishbowls strapped to their Instagram page, complete with the latest hardware. And…

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The follow-up to one of last year’s best detective games is off to an ‘overwhelmingly positive’ start on Steam after just 2 days

While I spent much of 2025 obsessed with Blue Prince, PC Gamer’s ‘best design’ GOTY award winner, it wasn’t the only killer puzzle game to release near the beginning of last year. The Roottrees are Dead, a game mostly spent sitting at a computer (yours, and also a virtual one) sussing out what happened to…

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Subscription services like Xbox Game Pass turn developers into ‘wage slaves’, says former PlayStation boss

Former Sony Worldwide Studios boss Shawn Layden thinks subscription services like Xbox Game Pass are a “danger” to the industry, and that the model risks turning developers into “wage slaves”. In a wide ranging Games Industry interview on the state of the industry, Layden compared gaming subscription services unfavourably with music subscriptions services. While products…

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