A “Lenovo G02” retro handheld has appeared on AliExpress for $63, but no official announcement exists and the legitimacy of the product is very much in question.
Author: Jim Gray
An unofficial native PC port of The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap has been released on GitHub, requiring a GBA ROM to run.
Blaze CEO Andrew Bryatt hints retired Evercade cartridges could return to production, telling Retro Gamer magazine to “watch this space.”
The Kawaii project shrinks a GameCube to keychain size using genuine Nintendo silicon from a trimmed Wii, with design files on GitHub.
A Reddit modder has converted a Steam Deck into a working clamshell handheld called the Flip Deck, trimming 100mm of length in the process.
A 1997 Saturn prototype of the previously unknown PC port Pyramid: Challenge of the Pharaoh’s Dream has been preserved and released by Hidden Palace.
A second developer is independently porting Super Mario 64 to the GBA, targeting full game completion at 5 to 15 fps.
Pokemon Monomyth is an Emerald-based ROM hack six years in the making, promising 75+ hours in a new region and launching Fall 2026.
Zeebo was a 2009 console by Tectoy and Qualcomm that used 3G to download games, avoiding piracy. Poor pricing, weak mobile hardware, and few games killed it.
Pokemon Light Platinum DS, a reimagining of the classic 2008 GBA hack, has released its first English demo covering 20+ hours of content.