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Browsing: Retro gaming
Nintendo’s new Game Boy trademark is likely routine IP housekeeping, but paired with fresh Virtual Boy hardware, it hints they might revisit classic portables.
Sega’s $399 CDX crammed Genesis, Sega CD, and portable CD player into one sleek box, arriving too late to save two formats already circling the drain.
In the first edition of Homebrew Side Quests, check out some new C64 and Amiga games, then grab the Wii’s first new physical release in ages.
In this roundup, check out Apple’s new collection of classic arcade games, Hamster’s new Console Archives series and some rare Japanese PC RPGs coming to the US.
Seven months with the MagicX Zero 40. From Emerald Green aesthetics to MAME performance, here is why this $50 vertical handheld is a solid budget buy in 2026.
Meet the Game Boy emulator that runs in a spreadsheet. Using VBA and macros, Katrina Zathey’s project turns Excel cells into a playable screen.
A new Redux patch rebalances Marvel Super Heroes: War of the Gems with smarter buffs, tweaked mechanics, and more distinct Infinity Gem loadouts.
Sunsoft packs Aero, Zero, and four deep cuts into a budget physical PS5/Switch collection, complete with modern features and long overdue localizations.
Want “cursed settings” Streets of Rage? This new ROM hack turns Sega’s classic brawler into a customizable playground with modifiers, randomizers, and more.