Dark Seraphim, the 1995 PC-9801 JRPG, returns via Project EGG with Windows 11 support, frantic eight-party battles and a 770 yen price, giving modern players easy access to one of Japan’s cult mid-90s RPGs.
Ridge Racer finally hits Game Boy Advance thanks to Gustavo Valiente’s RR Project, a from-scratch port using his Butano engine to deliver flat-shaded 3D drifting that brings Namco’s 1993 arcade classic to Nintendo’s handheld with surprisingly smooth performance.
FirebrandX’s new tutorial shows how to rip authentic SNES digital audio using a cheap SPDIF USB card and a clever sample-rate workaround, making professional-quality preservation accessible to everyday retro fans.
FirebrandX’s new tutorial shows how to rip authentic SNES digital audio using a cheap SPDIF USB card and a clever sample-rate workaround, making professional-quality preservation accessible to everyday retro fans.
Arcade1Up’s SpongeBob claw machine shrinks arcade nostalgia into a Bikini Bottom cabinet, with adjustable difficulty, show effects and plush prizes that turn your living room into a 90s-style prize pit.
Mike Chi's latest RetroTINK creation brings premium VGA connectivity to the Dreamcast. This fully-shielded dongle promises crystal-clear 480p output for retro gaming perfection.
Welcome to issue #175 to our newsletter. This week I have started playing Arc Raiders after a good friend kindly game me a copy -
After 33 years in gaming limbo, the cult SNES beat 'em up series Rushing Beat is staging an unexpected comeback. The new instalment promises modern updates while staying true to its 16-bit roots.
Snow Bros Classic Collection brings Toaplan’s frosty arcade trilogy to PS5, Switch and PC, bundling Snow Bros., Snow Bros.: Nick & Tom and Snow Bros. Jr. in one definitive co-op platforming package for retro fans.
THEA1200 pre-orders are live, bringing a full-size, working Amiga A1200 recreation with HDMI, authentic keyboard, 25 built-in classics and USB support, letting 90s home-computing fans relive the golden Amiga era in June 2026.
