SuperStaion One Founders Edition Pre-Orders Open @$149.99
The highly anticipated SuperStation One from Taki Udon has started to take pre-orders for those who want to get in on this FPGA marvel in
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👾 Retro Gaming Weekly News #0133
This week has not been very focused on gaming, as I built a new app (more details to be shared very soon), however, I did
Yuzo Koshiro’s Earthion: From Mega Drive (Genesis) Roots to a Steam-Powered Evolution
Yuzo Koshiro, the legendary composer and developer known for iconic soundtracks in games like Streets of Rage and The Revenge of Shinobi, has shared an
The Video Game History Foundation Opens Digital Library to the Public
The Video Game History Foundation (VGHF) has announced that its extensive digital library of gaming publications will become accessible to the public starting next week.
Minecraft Player Recreates Famous Paintings with Stunning Detail
A Minecraft player has transformed the game into a digital art gallery by recreating several iconic paintings, including Vincent van Gogh’s Starry Night and
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Cracked on PC Amidst Piracy Controversy
Square Enix’s Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth has been confirmed cracked on PC, igniting a flurry of discussions and debates across gaming forums and communities.
Sipeed Introduces Tang Console: A $69 FPGA Device with Retro Gaming Capabilities
Sipeed, a company known for its work in FPGA and embedded systems, has announced the Tang Console, an affordable FPGA-powered device that functions as both
Mortal Kombat II Fan Project for 3DO Reaches New Milestone
I don't get to share too much news on the 3DO, for those of you who are not familiar, the 3DO company was
10 Books About Retro and Retro Gaming To Help Expand Your Knowledge
Retro gaming isn’t just about dusting off old cartridges, trying to hook up an ageing console or grabbing a handful of coins for the
Atari Warns Against Unauthorized Use of PONG Trademark by Cryptocurrency Project RealPongCoin
Atari has publicly denounced RealPongCoin or $PONG, a cryptocurrency project using its PONG trademark without authorization. In a recent X post, Atari clarified it has