M5Stack recently tweeted a couple of screenshots of the MSX0 and a control panel resembling the original GameBoy. If you’ve never heard of M5Stack, they specialize in modular computer technology, creating devices for almost anything you can imagine! Browsing their website is like sifting through a space-age shopping center, andRead More →
This is the GameCube Switch controller you’ve been waiting for. A new non-drifting wireless controller for the Nintendo Switch has been introduced by NYXI, who pride themselves on “affordable, durable, and ultra-fashionable game controllers and gaming accessories”. The controller’s GameCube-inspired design has incorporated detachable joy-cons to complement the Switch’s functions.Read More →
Over 20 years ago, Sega Xbox games made it very easy to choose which console to buy. When Sega announced on January 23rd 2001 that they were pulling out of the hardware market and becoming a third-party developer, they sent skittles of fandom flying, and each to their own theRead More →
Quarter Arcade Space Invaders cabinets are the retro gaming experience you’ve been looking for. If you’ve ever wanted your own arcade but don’t have the real estate, small scale replica machines are an option. And what better way to start your collection than with a Quarter Arcade Space Invaders miniatureRead More →
The Xbox 360 was launched on November 22nd, 2005, and to commemorate this, Hyperkin is issuing a replica Xbox 360 controller called the Xenon. Named after the codename of the Xbox 360, details of this controller are currently limited. What we do know is that it is a wired-only controllerRead More →
Half of the games I have installed on my Steam Deck at the moment are retro titles: Zool, Sid Meier’s Alpha Centauri, Thief, and The Settlers. Despite its power and capabilities as a AAA gaming device, the Steam Deck has considerable potential as a retro gaming device way beyond theRead More →
This is pretty amazing: a Nintendo GameCube Bluetooth mod that replaces the original controller connector board. It’s a solder-free solution to adding any Bluetooth controller to the GameCube and it’s causing a bit of excitement… Co-developed by LaserBear Industries and BlueRetro creator DarthCloud, the mod adapts BlueRetro for GameCube inRead More →
Ever wondered what it would be like to browse the internet on a Commodore 64? Wonder no more: the WiC64 brings Wi-Fi networking to the C64, VIC20, and Commodore 128 computers. While the design has been around for a while, the WiC64 is finally reaching a more polished stage. ComprisingRead More →
Alongside news of the release of the Mega Drive Mini 2, SEGA has announced a new version of the Cyber Stick, a dual-hand controller with USB connector. Costing around double the price of the Mega Drive Mini 2, SEGA’s USB Cyber Stick replicates the 1990s original with a throttle, stick,Read More →
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