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Crash Bandicoot TV Show: Franchise Co-Creator Calls for Animated Series or Movie
Crash Bandicoot's original co-designer, Charles Zembillas, speaks out on the missed opportunity in not having an animated TV series or movie, highlighting the...
R-Type Delta: HD Boosted Update Rolls Out on Steam and Japanese Consoles, International Release to Follow
City Connection addresses key issues in R-Type Delta: HD Boosted with substantial updates now live on Steam and Japanese consoles, with an international patch set to...
Maximo: Ghosts to Glory – The Untold Dark Origins of Capcom's 3D Action Adventure Classic
Discover the fascinating behind-the-scenes story of Maximo: Ghosts to Glory's early development, including Joe Pearson's darker original vision for the cult classic...
BSNES Emulator Upgrade Adds 5-Player Online Multiplayer Support for SNES Classics
BSNES receives a significant update with multitap and enhanced netplay features, enabling up to five players to enjoy SNES multiplayer games online. Learn more about...
Legendary Sega Hardware Designer Hideki Sato Dies at 75: Honoring the Visionary Behind Genesis, Saturn, and Dreamcast
Hideki Sato, the iconic designer behind Sega's most influential game consoles including the Genesis, Saturn, and Dreamcast, has passed away at 75. Explore his lasting...
Virtua Racing Deluxe for Sega 32X Fully Disassembled: A Milestone for Game Preservation and Potential Ports
The complete disassembly of Virtua Racing Deluxe for the Sega 32X marks a significant achievement in game preservation, paving the way for native ports and research....
Satoru Iwata's Early Challenges at HAL Laboratory: Insights from Richard Honeywood
Discover how Satoru Iwata navigated adversity during his tenure at HAL Laboratory, as revealed by developer Richard Honeywood in a candid interview about Nintendo's...
Commodore International Addresses Keyboard Flex Issues on C64 Ultimate Starlight Edition
Commodore International responds to user reports of keyboard flex and PCB buckling on the C64 Ultimate Starlight Edition, clarifying the design and offering support...
Cucciolo Film Offers Rare Glimpse Into SegaWorld London’s Arcade Legacy
Discover how the 1998 Italian comedy 'Cucciolo' provides some of the clearest visual documentation of SegaWorld London, the ambitious but short-lived Sega arcade venue...
ModRetro's Chromatic Handheld Faces Backlash Over Anduril Industries Branding
ModRetro's latest Chromatic handheld, branded with Anduril Industries, stirs controversy in the retro gaming community due to connections with defense technology....
Cookie's Bustle: English Patch Released for Obscure Japanese Game Amid Copyright Controversy
Discover the story behind Cookie's Bustle, the cult Japanese adventure game, its recent English patch, and the copyright enforcement saga impacting its community.
SuperSega Crowdfunding Collapse: How a Promised Sega FPGA Console Unravelled
A detailed report on the SuperSega project's crowdfunding collapse, highlighting its failed promises, developer controversies, and Sega's legal intervention.
WipEout Fan Creates Detailed LEGO Models of AG-Systems, Van Uber, and Tigron Teams
Explore how a dedicated WipEout fan has brought the iconic AG-Systems, Van Uber, and Tigron teams to life with custom LEGO models, offering downloadable instructions...
AGGRESTA: New Update Reveals Progress on Tetsu’s Upcoming 2D Shoot 'Em Up
Japanese developer Tetsu unveils a new update on AGGRESTA, a side-scrolling shmup blending arcade shooting and sword combat, with details on its development and...
CDRomance Returns: Emulation Community Site Revives Amid Changing Legal Landscape
CDRomance, the prominent fan-translation and ROM hack hub, makes a comeback after a brief hiatus, reflecting on recent challenges and a renewed commitment to...
Nintendo Life Celebrates 20 Years: From GameCube Origins to Gaming Media Powerhouse
Nintendo Life celebrates its 20th anniversary, marking two decades of industry coverage, community building, and evolution into a key voice in Nintendo and gaming news.
James Pond collection Nintendo Switch 2 Confirmed: The James Pond Legacy Arrives in October
System 3’s The James Pond Legacy: The Pond Is Not Enough collection is confirmed for Nintendo Switch 2 this October, bringing four classic Pond titles across Amiga,...
The James Pond Legacy: The Pond Is Not Enough — System 3 Confirms Switch 2 Release and Addresses AI Artwork Claims
System 3's James Pond collection, The James Pond Legacy: The Pond Is Not Enough, is due on Nintendo Switch 2 and other platforms in October 2026. The publisher...
NESBook: Ninty Media Celebrates Nintendo’s Iconic Console With a New Unofficial History Book
Ninty Media announces NESBook, an unofficial retrospective dedicated to the Nintendo Entertainment System, featuring in-depth retrospectives and expert contributors....
Obsolete Sony Addresses Logo Usage Controversy with Public Apology
Obsolete Sony issues a public apology following allegations of using fan-recreated Sony logos for merchandise without proper credit. The incident highlights the role...
Battle Arena Toshinden Revival: Edia and Takara Tomy Announce Ports of Classic 3D Fighting Series for Modern Consoles
Edia and Takara Tomy have announced the revival of the Battle Arena Toshinden series, with ports of the first three classic games planned for release on modern...
Rebecca Heineman: Celebrated Game Developer and Interplay Co-Founder Diagnosed With Cancer
Industry legend Rebecca Heineman, known for her work on The Bard's Tale III and as co-founder of Interplay, has been diagnosed with cancer. Explore her extensive...
Silent Hill 2’s James Sunderland Gets Official Limited Edition Statue from Numskull Designs
Numskull Designs unveils a limited edition James Sunderland statue inspired by Silent Hill 2, offering fans an authentic collectible rooted in psychological horror.
Voultar's Impact on Retro Game Modding Amid Ongoing Health Struggles
Hardware engineer Voultar, renowned for groundbreaking mods like the SNES Edge Enhancer and Wii U NAND-Aid, continues to inspire the retro gaming community as he faces...
Why Nintendo Chose A, B, X, and Y for Controller Buttons: A Deep Dive into the Iconic Layout
Explore the history behind the A, B, X, and Y button configuration on Nintendo controllers, its industry-wide influence, and how it became the standard for modern...
SEGA Accuses UK Charity of Theft in Ongoing Nintendo Switch Dev Kit Legal Dispute
SEGA recovers Nintendo Switch dev kits through police action, with new evidence suggesting a registered charity is implicated. Details emerge on legal proceedings,...
MiSTer FPGA Saturn Core Achieves New Milestone, But Developer Affirms It’s Not Yet Fully Accurate
The MiSTer FPGA Sega Saturn core by srg320_ has made significant progress, passing all emulation tests, but its developer clarifies it's 'still far from complete...
Sega Dev Kit Raid Sparks Outcry in Retro Gaming and Game Preservation Communities
Sega's police-backed raid to recover discarded dev kits has ignited debate among retro gaming collectors and preservationists, with groups urging greater transparency...
Animal Crossing: How Nintendo Localized a Global Phenomenon from Dōbutsu no Mori to New Horizons Success
Discover the fascinating history behind the localization of Animal Crossing, how Nintendo overcame unique challenges in adapting Dōbutsu no Mori for Western audiences,...
Sega Recovers Rare Development Kits in Police Raid: Legal Dispute Over Nintendo DS, 3DS Hardware
Sega coordinated with UK law enforcement to reclaim development kits and prototype game cartridges, including rare DS and 3DS units, sparking a legal and preservation...
The Origin of Princess Peach’s Name: How Localization Shaped a Nintendo Icon
Discover the history behind Princess Peach’s name change, from Nintendo of America’s localization choices to her official adoption in Super Mario 64.
Forgotten Worlds Fanzine Issue 6 Celebrates Classic Sega Magazines with Exclusive Industry Interviews
Discover how Forgotten Worlds fanzine's sixth issue dives deep into the golden era of Sega magazines, featuring exclusive interviews with industry veterans who shaped...
Banjo-Kazooie: The Lost Nintendo 64 Legacy and the Cancelled 4Kids TV Show
Explore the untold story behind the cancelled Banjo-Kazooie cartoon by 4Kids Entertainment, its impact on the franchise, and the lasting legacy of this iconic Nintendo...
Barcadia Norwich: Peter “Nostalgia Nerd” Leigh Clarifies Arcade Bar Closure and Kickstarter Spending
Peter 'Nostalgia Nerd' Leigh addresses concerns about Barcadia Norwich's closure, clarifying staff payments and Kickstarter fund usage following social media...
Taki Udon Teases New FPGA-Based NES Hardware for Classic Nintendo Gaming
Taki Udon unveils a nearly complete NES-themed FPGA hardware project, potentially expanding options for classic Nintendo gameplay. Learn about the developer’s legacy,...
Paprium Finally Playable via Emulation: RetroArch Brings WaterMelon's Genesis Beat 'Em Up to More Gamers
Paprium, WaterMelon's infamous Sega Genesis beat 'em up, is now accessible through emulation thanks to a custom Genesis Plus GX core for RetroArch—years after a...
Super Metroid Barcode Battler Cards: The Lost Nintendo Relic Recreated by a Game Historian
A deep dive into the recreated Super Metroid Barcode Battler cards, exploring their origins, craftsmanship, and the fascinating history linking Nintendo, Tomy, and...
Nintendo Switch 2 Owners Report Back Panel Bulging: What You Need to Know
Some Nintendo Switch 2 users have discovered a slight bulge on their console's back panel, raising concerns about battery safety. Find out what steps Nintendo is...
New Nintendo 3DS XL Prices Surge, Rivaling Modern Consoles Amid High Demand
The New Nintendo 3DS XL experiences a dramatic price increase on the secondhand market, nearly matching the cost of current-gen consoles. Explore the factors driving...
Nightmare Busters Rebirth Nears Stretch Goal for Takaya Imamura’s Involvement on Nintendo Switch
Nightmare Busters Rebirth may secure Takaya Imamura as an artist if its Kickstarter campaign meets a new stretch goal, with the SNES run 'n' gun remake confirmed for...
Xeno Crisis Japanese GBA Packaging Sets a New Standard for Collectors
Bitmap Bureau's Xeno Crisis continues its multiplatform success with a standout Japanese Game Boy Advance release, acclaimed for its unique packaging and comprehensive...
GenesisFan64: Celebrating the Legacy of a Prolific Sega Homebrew Developer and Creator of the NikonaMD SDK
Remembering GenesisFan64, the influential Mexican developer and creator of the NikonaMD SDK, whose innovations advanced Sega homebrew development across multiple...
Shantae Advance Release Date Window Revealed: WayForward Revives Lost Game Boy Advance Chapter for Nintendo Switch and More
WayForward and Limited Run Games bring Shantae Advance, the long-awaited lost entry in the beloved series, to modern platforms in summer 2025, with new features and a...
Ymir Sega Saturn Emulator Impresses PC Gamers with Advanced Accuracy and Features
Ymir, a new Sega Saturn emulator for PC, is making waves with its impressive accuracy and feature set, including support for various file formats, automatic BIOS...
Miyoo Mini Plus Metal Shell Mod: MechDIY and Skull Gaming Launch Premium Gundam, Zelda and Evangelion Variants
MechDIY and Skull Gaming's upgraded Miyoo Mini Plus variants add CNC'd metal shells, improved buttons and speakers to the 2023 handheld emulation favorite—here's what...
Inside the SuperSega Scandal: Slope’s Game Room Unveils the Truth Behind the Vaporware Console
Daniel Ibbertson of Slope’s Game Room examines every twist in the SuperSega saga, revealing the controversies and developer promises behind the FPGA-powered retro...
Thunder Force VI: Revisiting Sega’s 2008 Shmup Revival and Its Impact on Retro Gaming
An in-depth look at Sega's Thunder Force VI, the developer's approach, and how its legacy paved the way for future retro game initiatives on platforms like Nintendo...
SuperStation One Console Mode Beta Arrives: Taki Udon Details UI, RetroAchievements, and Dock Pricing
Taki Udon's SuperStation One Console Mode beta is rolling out, bringing a bespoke UI with RetroAchievements, artwork scraping, screenshot wallpaper and a required...
SuperStation One Console Mode Update: Taki Udon Releases Console UI After Delay
Taki Udon's SuperStation One Console Mode update went live July 29, 2026. Read the timeline, confirmed features including RetroAchievements, artwork scraping, Big Grid...
Unbound Enters Administration Amid Payment Controversies: Video Game Authors Impacted
Crowdfunding publisher Unbound has entered administration, leaving video game authors and other writers unpaid as the company struggles with cash flow issues and...
SuperSega Refund Controversy: Alejandro Martin Contesting Pre-Order Chargebacks
Alejandro Martin is reportedly contesting chargebacks for cancelled SuperSega console pre-orders following legal action from Sega. Industry experts offer insights into...
Metal Gear Solid Easter Egg: Colonel's Joke on Mono Sound and Stereo Televisions
A deep dive into the Metal Gear Solid mono-sound Easter egg uncovered by iFixRetro, detailing the Hind helicopter sequence, developer Konami, and the game's legacy...
SuperSega Rebrands as 'Supercónsola' with New Affordable FPGA Console Targeting 200-250€ Price Range
Following legal action from Sega, the SuperSega project pivots to 'Supercónsola,' promising a more affordable FPGA-based retro console priced between 200 and 250...
Retro-Bit Accused of Using Fan Translations in Retro Re-releases
Retro-Bit faces allegations from translator Krokodyl that several of its re-releases used existing fan translations. Retro-Bit has issued a statement acknowledging...
Paprium Developer WaterMelon Games Updates Backers: New Information to Follow Soon
Paprium's long development saga continues as WaterMelon Games issues a new update to supporters, promising further news on the awaited Genesis/Mega Drive beat 'em up...
Zzap! 100th Issue AI Cover Stirs Debate in Retro Gaming Community
The revived Italian Zzap! magazine marks its 100th issue but draws criticism for using AI-generated cover art.
Puzzle Bobble Aiming Mechanism Recreated in Real Life by DrTomTilley
Computer scientist DrTomTilley recreates the arcade aiming mechanism from Puzzle Bobble (Bust-A-Move) using cardboard, 3D-printed pulleys, an Arduino Uno and MAME,...
Sega Demands Cancellation and Destruction of Unlicensed SuperSega FPGA Console
Sega takes action to protect its intellectual property, requesting the cessation of the SuperSega FPGA console project and the destruction of all related units....
Dan Malone Not Involved in Rebellion’s Speedball Reboot: Bitmap Brothers’ Legacy in Focus
Dan Malone, iconic artist behind The Bitmap Brothers' classics, confirms no involvement in Rebellion's modern Speedball reboot, as the new project enters Early Access...
MiSTer Pi Batch 2 Receives $5 Price Cut Amidst FPGA Gaming Competition
Taki Udon lowers the price of MiSTer Pi Batch 2 systems by $5, responding to industry pressures and enhancing affordability in the FPGA gaming hardware market.