Australian electronic music group The Avalanches have unveiled a new console, the SuperFun, which appears to use cartridges reminiscent of the TurboGrafx-16, known in Japan as the PC Engine.
Eleanor Burns' Dantalion, a flip-screen platform puzzler for the Commodore 64, has made its digital debut via The New Dimension, bypassing a delayed cover tape release.
A new fan-made controller prototype brings rumble and a screen to Sega Genesis's Sonic the Hedgehog 2, redefining interaction with classic hardware.
Krikzz has issued new firmware updates for the Everdrive GBA Pro, focusing on stability and enhancing the experience of this advanced Game Boy Advance flash cart.
JOTD, known for his faithful arcade ports, is set to release an Amiga version of Konami's 1982 classic, Pooyan, with new music by no9.
XDA reports on a GPU-powered Super Nintendo Entertainment System emulator that significantly improves 16-bit game visuals, pushing beyond original hardware limitations.
Nintendo has officially added the original soundtracks for Yoshi on NES and Game Boy to its Nintendo Music service, preserving classic 8-bit chiptune for enthusiasts.
A fan-designed LEGO Ideas project, 'Olimar's Shipwreck Tale', brings the strategic charm of Pikmin to brick form, gaining significant support.
Ninty Media's latest Kickstarter, POKEBOOK: The Unofficial Companion: Generation 1, has successfully funded, promising a deep dive into the original Pokémon games and their impact on the Game Boy platform.
The Nintendo 64's Voice Recognition Unit, or VRU, represents a peculiar, almost quixotic, early attempt at natural language processing in consumer electronics, a technical curiosity often overshadowed by the commercial realities of its sole North American title, Hey You, Pikachu!
