by Jim Gray | Jan 15, 2026 | News
Quest 64, the oddly beloved N64 JRPG, just got the N64Recomp treatment courtesy of Rainchus. Version 0.1 dropped earlier this month, bringing widescreen support, high framerates, instant load times, and all the other perks of Mr. Wiseguy’s toolchain. Its...
by Jim Gray | Jan 15, 2026 | News
Hyperkin’s Mega95 may still be inching its way toward reality, and now there is a clearer picture of why this “Genesis Nomad for 2026” is taking so long. The company just posted a short update confirming that the handheld’s hardware is finished, and the remaining...
by Jim Gray | Jan 15, 2026 | News
Last Crown Warriors looks like someone mashed up Link’s Awakening and a light RTS, and it bills itself as an “action-tactics” game, blending overhead action-RPG combat with territory control and base-conquering mechanics. You control a small squad of warriors, each...
by Jim Gray | Jan 15, 2026 | News
Doom now runs on a smart pressure cooker, because of course it does. A hardware hacker has turned the Krups Cook4Me into a tiny Arm-based Doom machine by tearing down the appliance, reverse-engineering its firmware, and repurposing the touchscreen controller as an...
by Jim Gray | Jan 15, 2026 | News
Bubble Bobble on the C64 is getting something it never really had the first time around: a proper follow-up. Bubble Bobble: Lost Cave is a new, fan-made “spiritual sequel” from Dave’s Retro Forge that takes a legendary arcade hack and rebuilds it for Commodore’s 8‑bit...
by Jim Gray | Jan 15, 2026 | News
An East German Pong machine from the late ’70s just got the kind of spotlight it never had in its own lifetime. The Bildschirmspiel 01, or BSS 01, has been restored and tested by YouTube docu-channel Fern, who tracked down one of only a handful of surviving units and...
