👾 Retro Gaming Weekly News #0187
Happy Monday and welcome one and all to the worlds largest* retro gaming weekly news roundup, and our 187th issue. Covered herewith are stories such
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👾 Retro Gaming Weekly News #0186
Hi everyone, welcome to issue 186 of our retro gaming roundup. Covered this week, Yoshi appears in the new Mario trailer, Ren & Stimpy return,
👾 Retro Gaming Weekly News #0185
Welcome to number 185 of our weekly retro gaming news roundup. In this week’s newsletter, we feature stories including an 8k Ocarina of Time,
👾 Retro Gaming Weekly News #0183
Welcome one and all to our 183rd issue of our retro news round up. Contained herewith are stories such as the new old NES mouse,
👾 Retro Gaming Weekly News #0182
Merry new year! Welcome to issue 182, this week coming from an airport in Borneo. This weeks newsletter contains a smattering of turning your PC
Hell Freezes Over: Developer Gets Diablo Intro Running On Dreamcast Using Go
Just when you thought the Dreamcast homebrew scene had finally reached the limits of what can be squeezed out of a 200MHz processor, someone goes and rewrites the rulebook, in a language that really shouldn't work here.
👾 Retro Gaming Weekly News #0181
Coming to you live from Malaysia, welcome to issue 181. My retro gaming finds have been somewhat limited in Malaysia thus far, and Laos is
Analogue 3D Teardown Reveals Open-Source Bluetooth Stack
A technical teardown of Analogue's FPGA-based Nintendo 64 console, the Analogue 3D, has revealed it uses the open-source NimBLE Bluetooth stack. This discovery signals enhanced controller compatibility and modifiability for the retro hardware community.
Boco's Final Fantasy V Romhack Integrates Inu's Legendary Bug Fixes
A definitive new romhack for Final Fantasy V on Super Nintendo merges Japanese hacker Inu's legendary bug fixes with the RPGe English translation. This comprehensive patch addresses decades-old glitches and interface issues in the 1992 RPG, offering retro gamers the most polished version available.
Classic Genesis/Megadrive Beat 'Em Up Reimagined as 'Hong Kong 97'
A new SEGA Genesis/Megadrive ROM hack transforms the classic beat 'em up Streets of Rage 2 into a deliberate tribute to the infamous SNES 'kusoge' Hong Kong 97. Created by PPI_Akiko, this overhaul introduces aerial combos, an XP scoring system, and shooting mechanics, reworking graphics and music.