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Browsing: Retro gaming
A fan has fully decompiled Virtua Racing Deluxe on Sega 32X, producing a buildable disassembly that opens new possibilities for fixes, hacks, and preservation.
Cult platformer Nebulus is getting a fully licensed new GBA cartridge and ROM release, bringing its rotating tower puzzles back for a modern handheld audience.
Sausageware Games readies S.C.I.O.N and Knightmare for ZX Spectrum, mixing run‑and‑gun chaos with TV‑show dungeon crawling in 48k and 128k glory.
Invanoid is a new Amiga game that fuses Arkanoid’s paddle play with Space Invaders’ alien waves, delivering a hot, replayable score-chaser for classic hardware.
Robo Gems is a new two-player C64 arena platformer about grabbing gems, dodging hazards, and mastering slow zones, with a free demo and cassette release.
FPGA-powered MiniST shrinks the Atari ST into a black TKL wedge, with HDMI, MIDI, and open-source files, though only five 400 dollar units are planned.
Nintendo’s Virtual Boy Classics hits Switch in February with unreleased games, QOL upgrades, and even new headsets for maximum nostalgia.
Casio’s 1995 Loopy console featured a built-in sticker printer, but its niche appeal and tiny 10-game library couldn’t compete with PlayStation.
The FM Towns Marty became the world’s first 32-bit console in 1993, but its $700 price, imperfect compatibility, and bad timing killed it instantly.