Build Your Own Arduino Nano Tamagotchi Emulator
A new project by Chaos Theory shows how to build a compact Tamagotchi emulator using an Arduino Nano and a 3D-printed shell, bringing 90s digital pets to the DIY scene.
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Commodore 64 Sync Splitter Board's Secrets Uncovered
A unique sync splitter board, once part of a Commodore 64 housed in a PET case, has been meticulously reverse-engineered, revealing the clever engineering behind its video output.
Lost Amiga Shooter Bomberplanes Surfaces After Three Decades
A previously unreleased Amiga game, *Bomberplanes*, crafted by a 16-year-old Dutch developer in 1994, has finally appeared online, offering a glimpse into the vibrant homebrew scene of the period.
Takashi Tezuka, Director of Classic Nintendo Titles, Retires
Veteran designer Takashi Tezuka, known for his work on Super Mario and The Legend of Zelda, will retire from Nintendo in June 2026.
Dragon Quest Enters Video Game Hall of Fame
The Strong National Museum of Play has inducted four new titles into its Video Game Hall of Fame, including the seminal Japanese role-playing game, Dragon Quest.
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream Sees Strong Switch Launch
Nintendo's latest entry, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, has achieved over 3.8 million global sales in its first two weeks, building on the success of its 3DS predecessor.
Plaion Clarifies Neo Geo AES+ Features and Compatibility
Plaion has released an official FAQ video, offering key details on the upcoming Neo Geo AES+ console, including its connectivity, game compatibility, and accessory support.
Hydlide II PC-8801 Port Arrives on Steam May 15
D4 Enterprise is bringing the 1985 PC-8801 version of Hydlide II: Shine of Darkness to PC Steam, offering a look at an early Japanese action RPG.
Handheld Wonders: Unpacking 'Impossible' Retro Ports
Cultured Vultures highlights several retro handheld ports that defied hardware limitations, from laserdisc arcade games on Game Boy Color to open-world experiences on PSP.
Metal Slug's Hidden Origins Revealed by Director Kazuma Kujo
New interviews with Metal Slug director Kazuma Kujo shed light on the game's initial concept as "Metal Slug Zero" and the Irem team's transition to Nazca Corporation.