Pokémon Stadium's Enduring Sales Record 26 Years On
The international release of Nintendo 64's Pokémon Stadium, building on the Japanese original from 26 years ago, remains the best-selling Pokémon spin-off.
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GameStop's eBay Bid: A Market Consolidation Play
A new report suggests GameStop is preparing an offer to acquire eBay, a significant move with potential ramifications for the retro gaming collecting market.
SNK's Mai Shiranui and Kula Diamond Join Dead or Alive 6 Last Round
Koei Tecmo and Team Ninja are bringing two iconic SNK characters, Mai Shiranui and Kula Diamond, to Dead or Alive 6 Last Round, continuing a legacy of fighting game crossovers.
GOG Offers Four xLand Classics, Bolstering DOS Preservation
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.
Kytor Industries Open Sources 5X-Y-Z SCART Adapter
Kytor Industries has made its 5X-Y-Z SCART adapter design publicly available, offering a practical solution for RetroTINK 5x users.
Pokémon ROM Hacks: Pushing GBA Limits
The Pokémon ROM hacking scene continues to thrive on the Game Boy Advance, with community developers creating new regions, mechanics, and challenges that redefine the classic handheld experience.
Lego Builds a Tiny Sega Genesis Console
Sega's iconic 16-bit console, the Genesis, is getting the Lego treatment, offering collectors a new way to celebrate the console war era.
Rare Commodore 4064 Restored by Tynemouth Software
A seldom-seen Commodore 4064, a unique hybrid of the PET's industrial design and the C64's powerful internals, has been painstakingly restored by Tynemouth Software, shedding light on Commodore's varied product history.
Dreamcast VMU Pro Gets Major Update
8BitMods released OS v2.0.4 for the VMU Pro, adding a direct download store and developer tools. This update gives Dreamcast owners new ways to use their console.
AI-Generated Smash Bros. PC Port Sparks Debate
A new PC port of Super Smash Bros., created entirely by AI, has ignited discussion within the retro gaming community regarding its technical merit and the role of artificial intelligence in preservation.