Mariachi Legends Channels PS1 & DS Castlevania in New Metroidvania
Halberd Studios unveils a stylish new action platformer that's a direct homage to the classic Castlevania era.
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Halberd Studios unveils a stylish new action platformer that's a direct homage to the classic Castlevania era.
Reddit user melvin1998 found a complete Nintendo 64DD in an Akihabara retro shop for ¥327,800 (£1,811). With fewer than 15,000 ever sold, is that price reasonable?
The Cubiboot project has received a major update. Version 0.3 adds support for SD2SP2 and SD Gecko adapters, brings In-Game Reset to the GameCube, and fixes key compatibility issues for PicoBoot users.
Vault Interactive Studio is developing 'Wheeze', a new retro platformer launching on original Game Boy hardware via cartridge, alongside PC and mobile versions. The project, currently on Kickstarter, promises authentic 8-bit platforming with a four-colour palette and chiptune soundtrack.
The PC Classic Mini SNES frontend has been updated to version 1.0.1, now supporting both North American and European SNES Classic Edition consoles. This opens new doors for retro gaming fans who want to experience Nintendo's curated 21-game library on modern hardware.
A Singapore designer has modded a Nike Air Max 90 to house a working SNES. Powered by a Raspberry Pi and featuring HDMI output, the ‘AIR SNES’ is a playable, wearable tribute to 16-bit gaming.
Super Mario World nearly launched as a routine sequel, until a delayed Super Famicom release gave Miyamoto’s team time to reshape it into the 16 bit masterwork that defined the SNES era and set the gold standard for retro platformers.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie trailer is packed with Nintendo Easter eggs, from Super Mario 64 and Odyssey to Wonder, teasing a wild, reference-filled adventure for retro Nintendo fans.
After five years of dedicated work, a Taiwanese gaming enthusiast has realised their Famicom CRT project dream. These custom 'Oldtendo' units blend original consoles with authentic CRT displays.
Mario's Red-Eyed Rarity Resurfaces. The annals of gaming history are littered with intriguing 'what ifs', but few hardware ventures pique curiosity