A new month means a new set of games! From multiplayer co-op to driving through the eye of the storm, all the way down to your classic little puzzle games.
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Covering new games for old systems (SNES, ZX Spectrum), ROM hacks, and fan projects that restore functionality to older titles.
From Dracula’s castle to the mysteries of Room 215, Spooktober 2026 delivers an appropriately eerie lineup for the Retro Handhelds community.
Want to get in on running GoldenEye natively on the R36S? Here’s a DIY guide you can follow after Nick spent an afternoon stepping on rakes.
In the spirit of honoring the man who scarred my childhood with his emotional performance as a giant transforming robot, here are the Transformers games I’ve enjoyed most over the years.
It may not be the newest or the best to many, but to Ban, this is where we reached the Horizon. How does it hold up? And is it worth giving a try?
An unfinished Breath of the Wild demake for Nintendo 3DS has surfaced online, complete with downloadable files, mysterious origins, and plenty of bugs.
Gen1Recomp brings Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow to modern devices with mod support, 2.5D voxel visuals, and a dual-screen option for the AYN Thor.
The Retroid Pocket Nova was built for 4:3 gaming. These five classics show off its AMOLED display, integer scaling, and powerful emulation hardware.
From modern 3D platformers to addictive deck-builders, here are 8 amazing indie games you need to add to your handheld gaming backlog this summer.
Video store rentals were a fun way to play games growing up, and the GameCube had a lot of B-List offerings that still offered up a great amount of fun.