Modern Retro Games
The NES homebrew development scene continues to thrive, showcasing the dedication and creativity of retro gaming fans. A standout project in this vibrant community is Famidash, a fan-made demake of the popular rhythm-action platformer Geometry Dash, now available for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). Developed by a team initially led
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Brazilian company GamesCare has revealed an open-source development cartridge for the Sega Genesis, known as the Mega Drive in the UK and Europe. This new tool promises to empower indie developers to craft games that exceed the original limitations of the iconic 16-bit console, potentially sparking a fresh wave of
Modern Retro Games
The Sega Dreamcast continues to defy time, with a steady flow of new indie releases keeping the console alive. The latest addition is Dream Ride, an arcade-style party racer inspired by the classic Micro Machines series. Developed by Dream Quest Games, the title promises fast-paced, top-down multiplayer racing with chaotic
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I don't get to share too much news on the 3DO, for those of you who are not familiar, the 3DO company was founded by one of the co-founders from Electronic Arts in 1991, and at the time had a price tag of $699 (approx $1,300 in
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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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The Dreamcast homebrew community is experiencing a vibrant resurgence, exemplified by the recent fan-made port of Doom 64. Developed by jnmartin84, this port introduces significant enhancements that push the Dreamcast’s hardware to new limits. Key Features of the Doom 64 Dreamcast Port: • Performance Enhancements: The game achieves an uncapped
Retro Gaming News
The well-funded shooter ZPF from Mega Cat Studios has opened up for pre-orders, with shipping estimated at being February 2025. The game reached its Kickstarter funding goal in just 19 minutes and went on to raise over $162,000 - more than 1,080% of its initial $15,000 target.
Retro Gaming News
Title: Super Tilt Bro. Launches First Online Update for NES Wi-Fi Cartridge Summary: Exciting news from the world of retro gaming! Super Tilt Bro., the homebrew fighting game designed for the NES, has rolled out its first online update for its Wi-Fi-enabled cartridge. This marks a major milestone in the
