Atari Opens Hotel Investment To Fans, Starting From $500
The iconic Atari brand, synonymous with pioneering arcade classics like *Pong* and the 2600 console, is launching a flagship gaming hotel in Phoenix, Arizona.
Retro Gaming
Iconic Quickshot II Joystick Returns With Modern Features In 2026
The iconic Quickshot II joystick, a staple for ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64 and Atari gamers in the 1980s and 1990s, is being revived for 2026. Retro Games Limited and PLAION REPLAI are releasing a modern USB version with updated features including an auto-fire switch and microswitch construction.
Sony Patents AI To Censor Mature Games In Real Time
Sony has patented an AI system that could dynamically censor mature content in games in real-time, moving beyond traditional age ratings. This technology, reminiscent of past debates around content modification, proposes altering visuals and audio to create sanitised versions of any title.
Mangmi Teases Pocket Max With Snapdragon 865 Chipset
Mangmi has officially teased its next Android handheld, the Pocket Max, following the success of the budget Air X. Industry speculation suggests the device will feature a more powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 chipset, potentially enabling enhanced emulation of classic consoles.
Commodore International Sues to Invalidate Rival's Trademarks
The resurrected Commodore International, now owned by a team including YouTuber Christian Simpson, has launched legal action against Italian rival Commodore Industries. The new owners claim the Italian firm's trademarks are invalid and that they hold the original rights dating back to 1983.
Evercade Retires Intellivision & IREM Carts in 2026
Blaze Entertainment confirms three more cartridges will cease production next March as licences expire.
Blazon Releases 'Oh Mummy' C64 Port: 1984 Amstrad Classic Gets New Life
Developer Blazon has released a faithful Commodore 64 port of Oh Mummy, the beloved 1984 Amstrad Egyptian tomb-raiding game.
The Pixelated Pulse of Catalonia: A Deep Dive into Barcelona's Retro Gaming Scene
Barcelona has quietly become a haven for retro gaming fans. From the huge Retro Barcelona convention to hidden gem shops across the city, it offers a rich blend of nostalgia, community, and classic consoles. Explore why the past still captivates, and where to dive in.
Singapore Designer Crams Fully Functional SNES Into A Nike Trainer
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.
How a 16-Month Delay Rescued Super Mario World
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.
New Game Boy Color Game Hits Pre-Orders for £50
Bitmap Soft’s Lightseeker keeps the Game Boy Color scene alive with a brutal new roguelike, chunky bosses and multiple classes, proving that original cartridges are still one of the best ways to experience modern retro gaming.
Prince of Persia Reboot Hits 2026 After 6-Year Wait
Ubisoft’s long-delayed Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time remake finally has a Q1 2026 release window, promising a ground-up rebuild, modern controls and even the option to unlock the original game for purists.