QUByte ReConnect, the first-ever showcase from Brazilian retro publisher QUByte Interactive, is scheduled for June 18, 2026.
The live stream promises a programme focused entirely on retro releases, emulation improvements, and new trailers for titles being prepared for modern platforms and PC.
The event will air on QUByte’s official YouTube channel and is listed to begin at 5pm BT / 1pm PT / 4pm ET / 9pm UK.
QUByte Interactive has built a reputation for emulation-based retro compilations such as Top Racer Collection and Street Racer Collection.
The company also launched the Soccer Kid Collection to coincide with World Cup 2026; that collection is slated to land on PC and modern consoles on June 18, 2026.
QUByte’s output has repeatedly targeted modern storefronts, including console digital stores and PC distribution channels.
In promotional messaging ahead of ReConnect, QUByte framed the stream as a concentrated effort to preserve and present classic titles on current hardware.
The company said it is dedicated to keeping gaming history accessible and intends the ReConnect broadcast to be “solely focused on its classics lineup” with direct updates on emulation and release plans.
In plain terms, QUByte told fans the showcase will deliver focused retro announcements, clearer emulation progress reports, and trailers for games coming to modern setups.
The ReConnect branding follows QUByte’s established QUByte Connect events held annually in October.
At last October’s QUByte Connect, the publisher disclosed plans to expand PlayStation emulation within its QUByte Emulation Engine and previewed several PlayStation-era projects.
Among the previously revealed titles are Visual Concepts’ 3D platform shooter One, Eutechnyx’s racer Motor Mash, and King of the Jungle’s Invasion from Beyond (also known as B-Movie); those projects were shown but have not yet been assigned firm release dates.
For industry observers and retro enthusiasts, ReConnect will be a concentrated opportunity to track QUByte’s roadmap for 2026 and beyond — specifically the company’s emulation work and how legacy releases are being packaged for contemporary ecosystems such as console eShops and PC storefronts.
Viewers can watch the stream on QUByte Interactive’s YouTube channel at the scheduled start time to see the announced trailers and technical updates.
The live stream promises a programme focused entirely on retro releases, emulation improvements, and new trailers for titles being prepared for modern platforms and PC.
The event will air on QUByte’s official YouTube channel and is listed to begin at 5pm BT / 1pm PT / 4pm ET / 9pm UK.
QUByte Interactive has built a reputation for emulation-based retro compilations such as Top Racer Collection and Street Racer Collection.
The company also launched the Soccer Kid Collection to coincide with World Cup 2026; that collection is slated to land on PC and modern consoles on June 18, 2026.
QUByte’s output has repeatedly targeted modern storefronts, including console digital stores and PC distribution channels.
In promotional messaging ahead of ReConnect, QUByte framed the stream as a concentrated effort to preserve and present classic titles on current hardware.
The company said it is dedicated to keeping gaming history accessible and intends the ReConnect broadcast to be “solely focused on its classics lineup” with direct updates on emulation and release plans.
In plain terms, QUByte told fans the showcase will deliver focused retro announcements, clearer emulation progress reports, and trailers for games coming to modern setups.
The ReConnect branding follows QUByte’s established QUByte Connect events held annually in October.
At last October’s QUByte Connect, the publisher disclosed plans to expand PlayStation emulation within its QUByte Emulation Engine and previewed several PlayStation-era projects.
Among the previously revealed titles are Visual Concepts’ 3D platform shooter One, Eutechnyx’s racer Motor Mash, and King of the Jungle’s Invasion from Beyond (also known as B-Movie); those projects were shown but have not yet been assigned firm release dates.
For industry observers and retro enthusiasts, ReConnect will be a concentrated opportunity to track QUByte’s roadmap for 2026 and beyond — specifically the company’s emulation work and how legacy releases are being packaged for contemporary ecosystems such as console eShops and PC storefronts.
Viewers can watch the stream on QUByte Interactive’s YouTube channel at the scheduled start time to see the announced trailers and technical updates.