Incredibly the original Xbox launched just over 21 years ago, and in that time it has passed through four generations and around 10 models. I skipped the original Xbox, far more interested in PC gaming (mostly DOOM, Civilization series, and other strategy titles) but got on board with the XboxRead 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 →
Imagine that you’re playing Animal Crossing and randomly, your avatar decides to walk aimlessly into a wall, without your input. Seems rude, and slightly scary, but this has certainly happened to me on many occasions and can be annoying if I just want to decorate my island with ease. TheRead More →
UPDATE: The A500 Maxi has been confirmed, with release scheduled for 2024 If you’ve been holding out for an A500 Maxi from Retro Games Ltd, your dream might be about to come true. Retro Games Ltd has been teasing its Facebook followers as to its upcoming plans, referring to aRead More →
Atari and MyArcade have started the year off with a bang announcing three consoles in the works. We can’t offer much more than speculation at this point, but this is the pinned tweet on the MyArcade Twitter page, complete with images of all three consoles. The mini arcade cabinet isRead More →
Christmas, that all too brief season of light and cheer. The very Emmanuel; snakes be gone, unless you were me playing Fighting Vipers that 1996 Christmas season, which I very was and which should also serve as a convenient crowbar to allow me to pour praise of light and cheerRead More →
Blaze Entertainment’s Managing Director Andrew Byatt has emailed Evercade fans with sort of status update that culminates with news of new Evercade cartridges. After thanking the community and highlighting the successful launch of VS and the addition of key cartridge releases (Renovation, Gremlin, C64, Irem, and Toaplan), as well asRead More →
First party retro Nintendo games on 3DS, Wii U, and Switch are vulnerable to a remote code execution, it has been discovered. Named ENLBufferPwn, the vulnerability is exploited in an online game. GitHub (and Twitter) user PabloMK7 describes it as follows: “ENLBufferPwn is a vulnerability in the common network codeRead More →
If you’re lucky enough to own an Analogue Pocket, you should be interested to know that new gaming options are available with the release of the Analoge Pocket Amiga core. Based on the Amiga Mist project (aka minimig) with the “APF framework for floppy, hard drive and CDrom access,” theRead More →
