Former Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Aimé disclosed the 'illegal' reason Nintendo temporarily stopped selling products on Amazon during the DS and Wii era, shedding light on distribution control.
A new horizontal shoot-'em-up, Shadow Fields, has arrived for the ZX Spectrum 128k, impressing the community with its technical prowess and hand-crafted assembler code.
The Nottingham Video Games Expo is set to host a remarkable gathering of British talent, with Kev Bayliss, Gary Bracey, and Roland Perry confirmed to attend, offering a rare chance to hear from figures who shaped the UK's computing and console landscape.
The Dreamcast's online legacy gets a jolt as community efforts bring Bomberman Online back, highlighting the enduring power of fan preservation.
Sega marks Sonic the Hedgehog's 35th anniversary by releasing never-before-seen concept art for the Dreamcast classic, Sonic Adventure, offering a rare look into its development.
Micke has released a high-fidelity conversion of Atari's Cosmic Ark for the Commodore VIC-20, requiring an 8 kilobyte memory expansion for play.
Bit Kid's upcoming title, Wolfhound, draws visual inspiration from the NEC PC Engine and Sega Master System, offering a high-fidelity 8-bit experience with modern Metroidvania design.
Two highly acclaimed role-playing games, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and Final Fantasy VII, are available at their lowest eShop prices. This limited-time offer brings classic RPGs to new audiences.
A new modding project, dubbed Kawaii, reportedly shrinks a full Nintendo GameCube console to a size capable of fitting on a keychain, pushing the boundaries of console miniaturisation.
A Nintendo Life report details Madrid's retro game shops, revealing a surprising availability of Japanese imports and unique Famicom-era merchandise for collectors.
