All the latest retro gaming news releases, new devices, and remasters and rereleases.
Welcome to our retro games release roundup of PC games on Steam. We’re going to attempt to cover a huge number of classic games that are currently being re-released. Some of these titles may have originally been released on MS-DOS or Windows. Back with a Vengeance: The Best of BoomerRead More →
Homebrew developers are endlessly working on creating new games for classic platforms. In this round-up, we’ve got news of new SEGA Mega Drive and Genesis games. SEGA Dreamcast and the Atari XL/XE also get a mention… New SEGA games The Cursed Legacy is a new run-and-gun for SEGA Mega Drive/GenesisRead More →
Looking for some new Commodore 64 games? March 2024 has so far seen the release of 3 new C64 titles, an addition of a key title to the Commodore Plus/4, and a new Amiga point-and-click game is in development. New Commodore 64 games Chaos Engine for Commodore 64 Work hasRead More →
It’s cold outside, but we’re never gonna give him up… Chris Barrie (Red Dwarf) and Rick Astley (Rick Rollin’) are both involved with the new Simon the Sorcerer game. Announced this week, Simon the Sorcerer Origins is being developed by the Italian Smallthing Studios. It is approved by the originalRead More →
GOG’s retro gaming library is coming to Amazon Luna, which means classic games on a smart TV with no extra hardware. Fancy playing classic PC/MS-DOS games on your TV without a cranky old computer or a modern system running DOSBox or GOG Galaxy? You’re in luck, as GOG has justRead More →
UPDATE: issue 3 of Retro PlayStation Magazine has raised £10,600, thanks to contributions from 648 backers! The new issue of RPM, the Unofficial Retro PlayStation Magazine, is currently in preparation, with a Kickstarter launching soon. This is ahead of a planned distribution in late April, for delivery in late May.Read More →
These handheld Spectrum consoles let you take classic 8-bit games with you everywhere. I’ve gained a growing respect for the ZX Spectrum over the past few years. This was, I think, instigated by trying the ZXBaremulator software for Raspberry Pi, and now, 40 years later, I’m finally far less criticalRead More →
A new edition of Amiga Addict is out this week, boasting a huge feature on Scala. The video titling/slideshow authoring multimedia software package is still going 35 years later. It built its reputation thanks to the video capabilities of the Amiga, and is now a popular commercial display solution. TheRead More →
It has been a bad few weeks for Nintendo emulation, but even though Yuzu is no more, other Nintendo emulators are issuing new updates. Primarily, the Nintendo Wii U emulator Cemu has been updated; there is also news of a new version of ES-DE (formerly Emulation Station Desktop Edition), whichRead More →
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