Many of gaming's enduring titles, from Grand Theft Auto to Metal Gear, began as something different, shaped by bugs or hardware limits. A Yardbarker article explores these accidental game creation stories.
The 2005 PlayStation 2 visual novel, My Merry May with be, is set for a re-release on Nintendo Switch and PS4, making a previously Japan-exclusive title accessible to a new audience.
SNK developers acknowledge strong fan demand for Mai Shiranui's original attire in Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, detailing the technical hurdles involved in its implementation.
A user manual leak suggests AYANEO is preparing a new vertical handheld, the Pocket Block, aiming for the affordable retro market currently led by Miyoo and ANBERNIC.
Nintendo's recent announcement of a Star Fox remake has prompted discussion regarding the series' future, raising questions about the balance between nostalgia and innovation.
A new homebrew title, Tower 48, brings complex skyscraper management to the ZX Spectrum, drawing inspiration from Maxis's SimTower.
Developer Rumbleminze has released an NES to SNES conversion of the classic racer R.C. Pro-Am, leveraging the SNES's hardware to eliminate sprite flicker and slowdown.
Summer Games Done Quick 2026 has released its full schedule, featuring a contentious Super Mario 64 Tool-Assisted Speedrun alongside charity fundraising efforts.
Mike Chi has released RetroTINK 5x firmware v4.0, bringing advanced CRT mask emulation and RT4K processing to the popular video upscaler.
Independent developer bwldrbst has released Ecliptic, a turn-based tactical combat and role-playing game for the Commodore Amiga, blending classic mechanics with a retro-futuristic sci-fi aesthetic.
