by Jim Gray | Jan 30, 2026 | News
Two very different flavors of ZX Spectrum action are lining up this year, and both are coming from the same guy: Tom Potter of Sausageware Games. In S.C.I.O.N., you’re part of the Special Covert Infiltration Operations Network, an inter‑governmental black‑ops outfit...
by Jim Gray | Jan 30, 2026 | News
Invanoid is mashing up two of the most iconic arcade ideas on the Amiga, and making it look completely natural. The new homebrew from developer DjPiotrs takes Arkanoid’s paddle-and-ball precision and bolts it directly onto a descending Space Invaders-style formation,...
by Jim Gray | Jan 30, 2026 | News
Huntdown is one of the best retro-style action games around, so a new entry felt like an inevitability. Sure enough, Huntdown: Overtime is a grimy, VHS‑soaked follow‑up that dials up the brutality, leans harder into the gunplay, and sends bounty hunter John Sawyer...
by Joe White | Jan 30, 2026 | News
Due to the fall of Switch Emulator, Yuzu, and sister application for 3DS emulation, Citra, newer forks and dominating projects that carried the torch took every measure they could to avoid the wrath of the big ‘N’ by any means necessary, even changing the...
by Jim Gray | Jan 29, 2026 | News
After nearly two years of organizing, petitions, and public frustration over disappearing libraries, the Stop Killing Games movement finally has a firm timeline for its biggest test. The European Commission has confirmed that it will deliver its official response to...
by Jim Gray | Jan 29, 2026 | News
One of the most significant missing pieces of ’90s visual novel history just quietly became accessible to English speakers for the first time. Leaf’s 1996 PC-98 title Shizuku has received a full fan translation patch by Her‑Saki, landing almost exactly 30 years after...
