Capcom Super Pocket gets Kit(sc)h makeover Blaze Entertainment is stretching the Super Pocket formula in an unexpected direction: designer streetwear! A limited-edition Capcom Super Pocket has been unveiled, created in partnership with New York fashion brand Kith — a bold design twist that pushes the handheld into lifestyle territory. ForRead More →
If your desk, shelf, or entire house is already turning into a shrine to classic arcade hardware, Quarter Arcades has just given you two more reasons to rearrange everything. The company has launched Lunar Lander and Bad Dudes Vs. DragonNinja in fully playable quarter-scale form. Quarter Arcades has built aRead More →
Amazon Prime’s monthly game drop is usually a mixed bag of genres, platforms, and the odd curiosity. November’s selection is no different — 13 games spread across four Thursdays — but if you’re a retro-minded player hunting for genuine pre-2010 classics, there are a few worth claiming before they disappear.Read More →
The MyArcade Atari Gamestation Go offers games and input methods galore, but in a competitive marketplace, does it stand out? If you’re a hardcore Atari fan or someone who values unique controls above everything else, the Gamestation Go presents an intriguing proposition: over 200 built-in games, paddle and trackball controls,Read More →
AYANEO has announced its newest handheld, the Pocket Air Mini, and this one’s aimed squarely at retro purists. Forget widescreen. Forget flagship specs. This Android-based handheld brings back the classic 4:3 display — that perfect old-school ratio for 8-bit and 16-bit gaming — while promising portability, nostalgia, and affordability inRead More →
Ziggurat Interactive and Strictly Limited Games are teaming up to give BloodRayne fans something they’ve been craving for years: the Definitive Collection, bundling all three of the iconic action-horror titles into one physical release for the first time. Set for Xbox Series, PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2 (along withRead More →
The fact the PCSX2 emulator exists pretty much explains why I rarely power up my PlayStation 2. It’s taken more than two decades, but the PlayStation 2’s library is now almost completely preserved — at least in emulated form. The developers behind PCSX2, the long-running PS2 emulator, have announced thatRead More →
As classic games go, Stunt Car Racer is one of the stand-out titles on the Commodore 64, but it never really took advantage of the C128’s hardware… until now. A developer, known as cobbpg, has issued a Commodore 128 update of the game, which is notably faster than the gameRead More →
If your thumbs are fatigued from endless mobile swipes, and you’ve been hankering for a console-style controller that works with your phone, you’ll want to keep an eye on the abxylute M4 Snap-On Mobile Gamepad. It’s just launched on Kickstarter and could turn your phone into a genuine gaming rig.Read More →
