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👾 Retro Gaming Weekly News #0195

Owen Hughes

12 Apr 2026 •

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👾 Retro Gaming Weekly News #0176

Happy Monday, and welcome to the 176th edition of our Retro Gaming news roundup. Contained herewith are such delights as Game Boy Advance mod that

5 months ago

Floppy Flopper: The High-Speed Archival Challenge

Floppy Flopper is a physical game built from nine functional disk drives. Players must frantically swap colour-coded disks to match flashing LEDs in a 3x3 grid. The project, currently exhibited in Croatia, uses the physical notches on the disk casings for detection rather than magnetic data.

5 months ago

New Open-Source 8-Bit Console 'GameTank' Set for 2025 Launch

A new 8-bit console is on the horizon. The GameTank is a fully open-source machine built from scratch, featuring dual 6502 processors and a philosophy that rejects emulation in favour of bare-metal coding.

NES 5 months ago

'Geometry Dash' Ported to the NES in New 'Famidash' Demake

Geometry Dash has arrived on the NES through Famidash, a new demake from Oziphantom. The project delivers smooth speed, tight controls and chiptune music on real eight bit hardware, proving once again how far the classic console can be pushed.

5 months ago

1987 Classic Xanadu Resurrects on Modern Consoles

Xanadu MSX arrives on EGG Console bringing Falcom’s classic action RPG to modern platforms. This release preserves an influential title from the early years of Japanese game development and makes a once rare MSX adventure easy to experience again.

Neo Geo 5 months ago

Final Production Run Announced for Darksoft Neo Geo MVS Multi Meta

Darksoft has begun a final production run of the Neo Geo MVS Multi, giving collectors one last chance to secure the acclaimed multi game cartridge before it disappears. Pre orders are open and shipping is expected in January 2026.

5 months ago

PC Engine Classic Cho Aniki Returns in Steam Release

The Cho Aniki Collection arrives on Steam, bringing the PC Engine’s strangest shooters to modern players with rewind, sound and visual options. A cult slice of retro gaming history finally preserved for a new audience.