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Lego Genesis Set Rumor Ignites Collector Speculation
A new rumor suggests Lego will announce a Sega Genesis set, sparking discussion among collectors about its place in the retro merchandise market and Sega's enduring legacy.
Kemonomichi Legends Live Delivers Intense Fighting Game Action
The recent Kemonomichi Legends Live event showcased high-stakes battles in Street Fighter 6, Tekken 8, and Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, setting the stage for Evo Japan 2026.
Bloodlines 2 DLC 'Loose Cannon' Sees Mixed Reception
The first downloadable content for *Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2*, titled 'Loose Cannon', has launched to a largely mixed critical reception, echoing the base game's initial struggles.
Xbox Prototypes and PSX HDD: Deep Cuts for Collectors
New community projects let enthusiasts build Xbox prototypes and unlock PlayStation hard drives. This pushes console preservation beyond just game discs.
Nintendo
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Aliens Video Games Book Uncovers IP Control Secrets
Mike Diver's upcoming book, Aliens: The Video Games, reveals how early developers skirted intellectual property rules, including an uncleared audio sample in the SNES Alien 3.
Splatoon Raiders: Nintendo's Potential Single-Player Re-evaluation
Reports suggest Nintendo is exploring a dedicated single-player experience with *Splatoon Raiders*, a notable departure from the series' established multiplayer focus. This move could signal a broader re-evaluation of design priorities within the company.
Adafruit Explores Super Nintendo Cartridge Internals
Adafruit's recent technical examination of Super Nintendo Entertainment System cartridges provides a detailed look at the hardware that powered a generation of games, offering critical insights for preservation.
Pokémon Champions Producer Discusses Graphics Limitations
Masaaki Hoshino, producer of Pokémon Champions, has responded to public criticism regarding the game's visual presentation, citing development constraints.
Sega
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A new rumor suggests Lego will announce a Sega Genesis set, sparking discussion among collectors about its place in the retro merchandise market and Sega's enduring legacy.
Aliens Video Games Book Uncovers IP Control Secrets
Mike Diver's upcoming book, Aliens: The Video Games, reveals how early developers skirted intellectual property rules, including an uncleared audio sample in the SNES Alien 3.
Treasure Hints at Guardian Heroes Revival
Developer Treasure, known for its distinctive action titles, appears to be teasing a new project related to its Sega Saturn classic, Guardian Heroes. This has sparked interest among fans of the console's unique library.
Parking Garage Rally Circuit Channels Lost Saturn Vibe
A new racing title, Parking Garage Rally Circuit, aims to capture the feel of a lost Sega Saturn game from 1998, complete with an expansion called European Tour.
Atari
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Atari 2600 Values: What Your Console Is Worth
A new report from AOL.com details current market values for the Atari 2600, showing a steady collector interest in the console that defined early home gaming.
Atari Relaunches Adventure of Samsara After Initial Release Overshadowed
Atari and Ilex Games are providing a significant update and 'relaunch' for Adventure of Samsara, a metroidvania title that initially struggled for visibility.
Toaplan's Tiger-Heli Makes First Official Atari Debut This Summer
Dust off your 7800, find a way to plug it into a TV and wait. Plaion and Atari
👾 Retro Gaming Weekly News #0142
This week we have 39 stories, including (but by no means limited to) turning an Atari 2600 into
Neo Geo
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Low-Latency SNES Controller Adapter for Neo Geo AES Released
A new low-latency adapter allows Super Nintendo Entertainment System controllers to be used with Neo Geo AES, Neo Geo CD, and consolized MVS systems.
Mega64 Recreates Classic Fatal Fury Commercials for SNK
SNK has contracted content creators Mega64 to recreate classic Fatal Fury commercials from the 1990s, after the original footage was reportedly lost. This effort revives iconic promotional material.
NeoPico-HD Gains 720p Output for Neo Geo MVS
Developer fliperama86 has updated the open-source NeoPico-HD project, adding 720p support for Neo Geo MVS motherboards, enhancing display compatibility.
Evercade Confirms More SNK Neo Geo Collections for 2027
Blaze has announced additional Neo Geo game collections are slated for Evercade platforms in 2027, continuing its accessible approach to SNK's arcade legacy.
Arcade
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Liu Kang Actor Sees Street Fighter X Mortal Kombat Film Possible
Ludi Lin, the actor for Liu Kang, suggests a cinematic crossover between Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat is 'very possible,' citing corporate shifts.
Evercade Confirms More SNK Neo Geo Collections for 2027
Blaze has announced additional Neo Geo game collections are slated for Evercade platforms in 2027, continuing its accessible approach to SNK's arcade legacy.
Moon Cresta Recreation Lands on Amiga, Saluting AMOS Creator
A meticulous, from-scratch recreation of the arcade classic Moon Cresta has been teased for the Commodore Amiga, paying tribute to François Lionet, the mind behind AMOS BASIC.
Metal Slug Reboot Teased for 30th Anniversary
SNK marks Metal Slug's 30th anniversary with a retrospective video and website, hinting at a series 'reboot' and new gaming ventures.
Homebrew
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NES Kickstarter Hit 'Echoes of the Unread' Comes to Steam
The musical adventure game Echoes of the Unread, which started as a successful NES Kickstarter, is now set for a digital release on Steam later this year.
Mac OS X Ported to Nintendo Wii
A recent report indicates Mac OS X has been ported to the Nintendo Wii, highlighting the enduring interest in pushing console hardware beyond its original design parameters.
GameCube Set for Surprise Voxel Game in 2026
An unexpected "Minecraft alternative" is reportedly in development for the Nintendo GameCube, with a release anticipated in 2026, stirring interest in the console's enduring homebrew scene.
Railblaze Brings New Life to the Amiga 500
Dion Guy's Railblaze, inspired by Transversion, offers Amiga PAL users a fresh challenge, requiring 1MB RAM and careful WinUAE configuration.
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Temple Maker 64 Brings Fan-Made Zelda Dungeons to Steam
Ki3 Games announces Temple Maker 64, a new Steam title allowing players to build their own Nintendo 64-era Zelda-style dungeons. This project highlights a community desire for creation tools.
Tales of Eternia Remastered Rated by PEGI
A PEGI rating for Tales of Eternia Remastered suggests Bandai Namco may soon announce a new version of the classic PlayStation RPG.
Champions of Norrath: A PS2 Action RPG's Enduring Legacy
Twenty-two years after its release, Champions of Norrath remains a benchmark for PlayStation 2 action role-playing games, demonstrating the Snowblind Engine's versatility and pioneering console online play.
Lego Genesis Set Rumor Ignites Collector Speculation
A new rumor suggests Lego will announce a Sega Genesis set, sparking discussion among collectors about its place in the retro merchandise market and Sega's enduring legacy.
Kemonomichi Legends Live Delivers Intense Fighting Game Action
The recent Kemonomichi Legends Live event showcased high-stakes battles in Street Fighter 6, Tekken 8, and Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, setting the stage for Evo Japan 2026.
Bloodlines 2 DLC 'Loose Cannon' Sees Mixed Reception
The first downloadable content for *Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2*, titled 'Loose Cannon', has launched to a largely mixed critical reception, echoing the base game's initial struggles.
Xbox Prototypes and PSX HDD: Deep Cuts for Collectors
New community projects let enthusiasts build Xbox prototypes and unlock PlayStation hard drives. This pushes console preservation beyond just game discs.
Blaze Teases Portable ZX Spectrum and C64 Hardware
Evercade maker Blaze has hinted at new portable hardware or collections for the ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64, stirring excitement for British and European microcomputer fans.
Aliens Video Games Book Uncovers IP Control Secrets
Mike Diver's upcoming book, Aliens: The Video Games, reveals how early developers skirted intellectual property rules, including an uncleared audio sample in the SNES Alien 3.
C64 Preservation Efforts Uncover Lost Games
The Games That Werent team has announced a significant month for Commodore 64 preservation, bringing to light several previously missing titles and prototypes.