👾 Retro Gaming Weekly News #0133
This week has not been very focused on gaming, as I built a new app (more details to be shared very soon), however, I did
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Yuzo Koshiro’s Earthion: From Mega Drive (Genesis) Roots to a Steam-Powered Evolution
Yuzo Koshiro, the legendary composer and developer known for iconic soundtracks in games like Streets of Rage and The Revenge of Shinobi, has shared an
10 Books About Retro and Retro Gaming To Help Expand Your Knowledge
Retro gaming isn’t just about dusting off old cartridges, trying to hook up an ageing console or grabbing a handful of coins for the
Virtua Fighter 30th Anniversary Soundtrack: The Definitive Collection
The Virtua Fighter series has been a groundbreaking force in gaming history, widely regarded as the first 3D fighting game when it debuted in 1993.
The New Sega Account: A Fresh Way to Connect with Iconic Games
Sega fans have been buzzing lately about a new feature that promises to bring some extra sparkle to their favourite titles: the Sega Account. Officially
Tectoy: The Brazilian Sega Legacy That Simply Won’t Die
Brazil is famous for samba, football, and carnival, yet there’s another tale swirling around its pop culture that deserves a spotlight: the enduring connection
Introducing the Mega EverDrive CORE: Affordable Flash Cartridge for Sega Genesis/Mega Drive
Krikzz has unveiled the Mega EverDrive CORE, a new flash cartridge designed for Sega Genesis/Mega Drive enthusiasts seeking a balance between functionality and affordability.
Sega launches "Japanese Game Centres Guide" to give tourists the low down on Japanese arcades
Today, January 20, 2025, SEGA Group’s Sega Feve Co., Ltd. unveiled the Japanese Game Centers Guide, a comprehensive website aimed at helping foreign tourists
Dreamcast Revival: Counter-Strike 1.6 Runs on Sega Dreamcast via New Xash3D Engine Port
In a surprising development for retro gaming enthusiasts, developer @craf7y24 has successfully ported the Xash3D engine, a versatile engine compatible with Half-Life, to the Sega
Sega’s 32X – The Ambitious Add-On That Missed the Mark
In the early 1990s, the video game industry had a singular obsession: bits. It was an era where more bits equalled better gaming—or so