👾 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,
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Escape 2049
French developer OrionSoft has unveiled Escape 2049, a new cinematic platformer for the Sega Genesis and Game Boy Advance. Funding is currently underway via Kickstarter, with physical cartridges planned for collectors.
👾 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 #0183
Welcome to your issue number 183, back in sunny (ish) Barcelona and back to Ark Raiders. In this week’s issue, we delights such as
👾 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.
Super Potato Osaka's Retro Selection Thins As Tourist Demand Grows
A new review reveals Osaka's famed Super Potato store is shifting focus, with its legendary stock of rare retro titles for platforms like the Famicom and Sega Saturn thinning in favour of tourist-friendly Pokémon and Super Mario games.
PS5 Tops US Sales Charts As Hardware Revenue Hits 30-Year Low
US video game hardware revenue has plummeted to a 30-year low, with November 2025 figures showing a dramatic 30% year-on-year decline.
👾 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
Duckstation Emulator Adds PS1 GPU Revision Toggle
Emulation is often about making games look better than we remember them. DuckStation’s latest update, however, is obsessed with making them look exactly as they did in December 1994.