Details of Analogue OS have been revealed, the operating system that will underpin the forthcoming Analogue Pocket handhelds. Analogue’s range of devices are made possible by FPGA (Field-programmable gate array), essentially a programmable chip. The same technology that has made a whole host of retro gaming platforms and enhancements possible,Read More →
You’ve probably seen a disk drive (or army of drives) used to make music. But have you seen a single unconnected Commodore 64 1541 disk drive demo like this before?To be honest, you probably won’t believe your eyes. The process involved sending a program to the 1541 drive, then disconnnectingRead More →
Well, this is unedifying. Successful new print magazine Amiga Addict has been sent a trademark opposition notification from AmigaKit Ltd. https://twitter.com/amigamagazine/status/1407452211722981386 This has come, it would seem, as something of a surprise. Responses in the thread from AmigaKit Ltd suggest that it is not a malicious action. However, field 5Read More →
The Evercade VS Founder Edition is now avaliable to order, with under 20% of the stock for the limited edition, all-black retro console remaining. As a further enticement, Evercade has given buyers the chance to have their name in the credits of every Evercade VS. This is basically why it’sRead More →
Nintendo modding is the secret society you really wish you were part of. Want proof? Take a look at this portable Nintendo Wii system, the Wii SPii, which has been squeezed into a Game Boy Advance SP form factor. In a project begun by BitBuilt forum mod StonedEdge back inRead More →
Evercade is launching a new device. But what is it? Simply revealing the name “Evercade VS” on Twitter, Evercade has inspired endless speculation. But all we really know is that we’ll know more on April 23rd. While you’ve been refreshing the Evercade website to find out when the Codemasters CollectionRead More →
If you need your Nintendo 3DS repaired, you might be hard pressed to find the right parts because, following Nintendo’s announcement that it would stop supporting original 3DS, 3DS LL, and XL models, the company has actually sold out of spare parts. At least, in Japan. Nonetheless, this means thatRead More →
Check out the world’s smallest ever N64 – as verified by Guinness World Records! Following limited releases of smaller versions of the NES and SNES, fans have been begging for a similar re-release of the much-loved Nintendo 64; alas, the company seems reluctant to do so Gunnar Turnquist from WalthamRead More →
As Raspberry Pi based retro emulation projects go, this one takes some beating. Redditor jamhamster has squeezed a Pi Zero W into an old Boots cassette to emulate ZX Spectrum games. Released in 1982, the ZX Spectrum was insanely popular in the UK. Basically, of you didn’t have a CommodoreRead More →
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