Modern Retro Games
Retro gaming enthusiasts have a new reason to celebrate: Snout, a charming platformer for the Game Boy Color, has launched on Kickstarter. Developed to run on original hardware, it puts players in the trotters of an eager little pig, navigating colourful levels filled with hidden challenges. You can access the
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Nintendo is known for its innovative products, but many might not be aware that the Game Boy was once part of a unique collaboration with a Japanese sewing machine company. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, this partnership resulted in an intriguing device: the Game Boy Sewing Machine. This
Modern Retro Games
The demo for Cronela’s Mansion, a point-and-click adventure inspired by classic LucasArts and Sierra games, is now available. Developed by STRAYNUS ©, this game is compatible with multiple platforms, including: • Nintendo NES • Super Nintendo (SNES) • Game Boy / Color • Game Boy Advance (GBA) • PC and Nintendo Switch The NES, Game Boy
Modern Retro Games
Retro gaming enthusiasts have a new title to celebrate: Pokettohiro!, an action-adventure game developed by David Marín, now available for the Game Boy Color. Game Overview Pokettohiro! invites players into a vast world filled with secrets, hidden dungeons, and engaging side missions. Players can forge bonds with villagers, assist them
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“Annihilator” is a new top-down shooter developed by SALT & PIXEL for the Game Boy Color. In this game, players control Shinryu, an ex-marine and activist who awakens from a robotic slumber seeking revenge against the corporation CRUSH, which has taken his family, life, and body. The game features: • Gameplay
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Retro handheld gaming continues to thrive with the release of Lost Treasure of Lima, a brand-new title for the classic Nintendo Game Boy. Developed by Broke Studio, this adventure-puzzle game combines nostalgic aesthetics with captivating gameplay, designed to run on original Game Boy hardware as well as modern emulators. Lost
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In a remarkable fusion of retro gaming nostalgia and cutting-edge technology, independent developer Kou is crafting a new mystery adventure titled “Do you like/?” for the Game Boy Color. This ambitious project not only revives Nintendo’s iconic handheld console from 1998 but also integrates modern AI capabilities and Wi-Fi