A recent report highlights several lost media games, including unreleased Game Boy Advance titles and arcade prototypes, underscoring the critical need for ROM dumping and preservation efforts.
Former Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aimé details why the Wii U struggled, citing delayed exclusives and market pressure. His analysis offers a look into Nintendo's commercial missteps with the console.
Square Enix greenlights The Mermaid's Curse, a sequel to its successful narrative adventure, proving that traditional game design and strong storytelling can still thrive amidst a crowded market.
New data shows video game nostalgia is capturing a large portion of the industry's market share. Remakes, remasters, and mini consoles are leading the charge.
Sega has filed a new trademark for "Bonanza Bros. Golden Heist," hinting at a potential revival for the classic 1990 arcade and Sega Genesis stealth-action game.
Sega's iconic blue blur, Sonic the Hedgehog, faces off against the King of the Monsters, Godzilla, in a new IDW comic series. The first trailer has dropped.
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.
Chris Dell has engineered an ultra-affordable handheld console for around one US dollar, using a CH32V003 microcontroller and Rust programming.
A new report suggests GameStop is preparing an offer to acquire eBay, a significant move with potential ramifications for the retro gaming collecting market.
GOG has added four seminal titles from Polish developer xLand to its free-to-claim catalogue until May 2026, marking a significant step in the preservation of DOS-era computing history.
