A new Raspberry Pi Pico-based adapter lets you plug a Game Boy Camera into a USB‑C phone and save photos as PNGs, no printer, PC, or ROM dumper required.
Author: Jim Gray
Jim Gray
Jim is a dad from Massachusetts by way of the Northeast Kingdom (IYKYK). He makes music as Our Ghosts, and with his band, Tiger Fire Company No. 1. He also takes terrible photos, writes decent science fiction and plays almost exclusively skateboarding games. He cannot, however, grow a beard. Favorite Game: Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater
Project Helix, the next Xbox, will “lead in performance” and play both Xbox and PC games, pushing Microsoft’s console even closer to a full-on Windows gaming rig.
APF’s 1978 MP1000 console paired with the Imagination Machine computer add-on, creating a hybrid system that confused consumers, had minimal software, and died.
8BitMods’ VMUPro for Dreamcast is adding wireless Game Boy “link cable” multiplayer, turning a memory card into a tiny Nintendo handheld opponent.
OrangePi Neo, the Manjaro Linux handheld, is now “on ice” as DDR5 and SSD prices spike, leaving a fully certified but badly timed device stuck in limbo.
Fire up DREAMM 4.0 and marathon late 90s Star Wars and LucasArts oddities on your Steam Deck or desktop without old installer headaches.
New Xbox patents describe cloud “help sessions” where human or AI helpers take over your game to clear tough sections, echoing Sony’s controversial ghost idea.
This Rewind Roundup is covering a wide spread: grossout cartoons, LAN‑era shooters, food RPGs, and vampire soap operas.
Hope you’ve been saving your lunch money because the bulk of this month’s games come with a price tag, but with highlights like Dead Cells and Counterstrike, who’s complaining?
The Action Max was a VHS light gun system that scored your shots at pre-recorded footage. A novel concept with zero replay value.