Play classic NES and SNES titles with modern controllers thanks to Wingman SNES. Dreamed of using a modern controller with your Nintendo Entertainment System or Super Nintendo Entertainment System? With Wingman SNES, you can. Also supporting AV Famicom and Super Famicom, the Wingman SNES boasts plug and play design, withRead More →
Fancy an upgrade to the original Half-Life? A Half-Life ray tracing mod has been announced, which upgrades the game’s original graphics without the creation of new models and skins. Demonstrated in the clip above, YouTuber sultim_t is developing the ray tracing mod, which highlights the differences in lighting, shadows, andRead More →
80 classic Amiga games have been bought by Ziggurat Interactive in a deal that gives it access to the works of legendary German developer Rainbow Arts. Launched in 1984 by Marc Ullrich and Thomas Meiertoberens, Rainbow Arts released most of its titles on the Commodore 64 and Amiga. Key titlesRead More →
Following the previous announcement of the Taito EGRET II Mini comes news of some limited editions, available to reserve today. The exclusive Western edition of this table top retro game console is limited to 5,000 models worldwide, with different versions boasting special content. Each Taito Egret II mini features: 5-inchRead More →
It seemed to take forever, but the Evercade VS Founders Edition, ordered in May 2021, finally arrived the week before Christmas. Featuring six cartridges, two controllers, a certificate, cartridge case, and stickers, the VS has been a permanent fixture in the living room here at GRUK Towers. It certainly holdsRead More →
Looking for a new Commodore 64 game? Rogue64 is a modern roguelike adventure worth checking out Available from Bitmap Soft and developed by Badgerpunch, Rogue64 uses procedurally generated levels, making each game a unique experience. Tougher monsters and bigger challenges are presented as the game proceeds, ensuring this is aRead More →
Everyone remembers the first computer game they played. Mine was Galaxy on the Commodore 64. It was 1984 and I really wanted a computer. My school had a BBC Micro; a few people had a ZX Spectrum; my uncle had a VIC 20. But what I wanted was the awesomeRead More →
It has been 10 months since RetroArch’s Open-Hardware Project raised the prospect of a way to connect any console cartridge to a PC (or other device) for authentic retro gaming. Then silence. So, what has been going on? Let’s recap. Imagine an N64 cartridge reader, with USB Type-C cable, thatRead More →
If you bought one of TheA500 mini Amiga revival systems on Amazon, it might be worth checking your inbox. The retail giant has informed preorder buyers that the console will be shipping 10 days earlier than planned. The April 5th release date has been brought forward to March 26th, 2022.Read More →
