The CRKD Les Paul Pro was an impulse purchase, but one that I’m really glad that I’ve made. Sometimes it just takes a long break to remind you how great a gaming genre was.
Browsing: Games
Covering new games for old systems (SNES, ZX Spectrum), ROM hacks, and fan projects that restore functionality to older titles.
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?
New Next Level round-up: SSX-style snowboarding, new Castlevania and Slay the Spire, Vanillaware-like brawling, synth roguelites, mad bus mayhem, and more.
Hacking the Mainframe #3 is here, and this one swings from forensic Saturn archaeology to petty interstellar politics and Mega Man at the Olympics. Good week.
Homebrew Side Quests is back, and this one’s all over the map: fresh carts, PC recomp magic, lost ports, and the Amiga scene refusing to act its age.
Mario Kart 64 fan PC port SpaghettiKart hits 1.0 with harder AI, big performance and camera upgrades, and a revamped custom track system.
Justice League: Cosmic Chaos is being delisted from all stores in March due to expiring licenses, but it’s heavily discounted and remains yours if you buy it.
The Legend of Zelda hits its 40th anniversary, highlighting the series’ lasting influence on adventure games, RPGs, and modern open-world design.
Tired of choice paralysis? Dust off that handheld and discover Hyper Street Kart, a brilliant SNES ROM hack that mashes up the best of Street Fighter and Mario Kart.