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Browsing: Homebrew
Mochi64 reveals a Super Mario 64 fan project claiming 50fps stereo 3D on Virtual Boy hardware, using pre-rendered scenery.
PachiPals combines monster collecting, exploration, pinball, and pachinko into one of the most creative Game Boy Color homebrew games we’ve played.
Game Boy Museum curator compresses 25 years of collection data into a searchable cartridge with QR code linking.
An unfinished Breath of the Wild demake for Nintendo 3DS has surfaced online, complete with downloadable files, mysterious origins, and plenty of bugs.
TRSE (Turbo Rascal Syntax Error), the multi-platform retro game dev tool, is now fully accessible in the browser via the Retro Game Coders online IDE.
Afterplay has launched a ROM storefront where players can buy new indie retro games from studios like Incube8 and Mega Cat Studios and play them instantly.
Retro homebrew fans now have an easier way to find new games, as the revamped EmuDeck Store offers a cleaner and more polished experience.
8BitMods’ VMUPro for Dreamcast is adding wireless Game Boy “link cable” multiplayer, turning a memory card into a tiny Nintendo handheld opponent.
This week’s homebrew brings arcade-perfect Ghosts’n Goblins to Amiga AGA, Super Pang to Genesis, and a Game Boy platformer starring an inhaler named Pumpy.