Silent Hill Revival Shows Strong Sales for Konami
Konami's recent sales report confirms robust performance for the Silent Hill 2 remake and Silent Hill F, indicating a healthy future for the survival horror series.
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N64 Pokémon Title Unofficially Ported to 3DS
A classic Nintendo 64 Pokémon game has received an unofficial port to the Nintendo 3DS, showcasing the enduring power of homebrew development.
SuperSega Returns: Custom Saturn Challenges FPGA Consoles
Time Extension reports the return of the SuperSega custom console, making bold claims about its unique experience compared to FPGA solutions.
FPGA GF1 Neptune Console Shows Sega 32X Core Running
A new FPGA console, the GF1 Neptune, has been shown successfully running a Sega 32X core, a significant technical achievement for hardware emulation.
Vultures - Scavengers of Death Revives PS1 Horror Blend
A new tactical turn-based survival horror game, Vultures - Scavengers of Death, takes inspiration from PS1 era classics like Parasite Eve and Resident Evil.
Unearthing PS1's Hidden Horrors and Discarded Visions
The PlayStation era, a period often romanticised for its technological leaps, also represents a fascinating frontier for digital archaeology, a field that routinely uncovers the discarded intentions of developers. Before the ubiquity of online forums and datamining tools, many secrets remained burie
RetroDodo's PC Emulator Rundown: A Deep Dive into Digital Preservation
RetroDodo recently compiled a list of top PC emulators, highlighting tools from the versatile RetroArch to the highly accurate Dolphin, crucial for digital preservation and accessible retro play.
Crazy Taxi Demake 'Taxi Boy' Hits Original Game Boy
PCNONO Games has released 'Taxi Boy', a new demake that reimagines Sega's arcade classic for Nintendo's venerable 8-bit handheld.
The Enduring Design of Modern 2D Platformers
A recent compilation of contemporary 2D platformers by Yardbarker Video Games offers insight into the genre's sustained relevance and its foundational design principles.
Lost Bombuzal Ports for Spectrum and CPC Emerge
New details from Games That Werent reveal the Commodore 64 puzzle hit Bombuzal was once slated for ZX Spectrum and Amstrad CPC conversions, offering a glimpse into 1988's busy development scene.