Taki Udon recently shared early testing results of the Super Station One reading PlayStation 1 data directly from discs with no need for prior dumping. While the results are promising, he notes that copying games to an SD card or SSD remains the preferred option, especially when it comes to random access speeds and overall […]
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The SNES has a massive library, and while the classics are often celebrated, there are plenty of games that never seem to get the attention they deserve. These are my personal picks, titles I feel are often overlooked or rarely brought up in mainstream retrospectives, but still offer something genuinely interesting, unique, or just plain […]
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Metroid: Engage Ridley is a Metroid: Zero Mission ROM hack that condenses the classic GBA experience into a fast-paced, single-map challenge. Created by justaicon, this bite-sized adventure has been available for a little while now and is steadily gaining recognition among fans. Set shortly after Metroid II, the story follows Samus as she tracks Ridley […]
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The official trailer for R‑Type Delta: HD Boosted has just dropped, confirming a Japanese release date of November 20, 2025 for Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam. What’s New in the Boosted Edition Launch Date & Editions in Japan Why Fans Should Be Excited Global Release Still Unconfirmed So far, […]
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A full English fan translation of Waku Waku Puyo Puyo Dungeon is now available, making Compile’s quirky dungeon-crawling RPG finally accessible to non-Japanese players. Originally released for the Sega Saturn, the game is a spinoff of the popular Puyo Puyo series, blending light-hearted charm with roguelike mechanics and turn-based combat. Players explore randomly generated dungeons […]
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The team behind FUR Squadron is back with a brand-new entry in the series. Titled FUR Squadron Phoenix, this sequel continues the fast-paced, arcade-style space combat that made the original a hit among fans of Star Fox and classic rail shooters. The game has been officially confirmed for both PC and the upcoming Nintendo Switch […]
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Dragon Ball Z: Kyoushuu! Saiya Jin was originally released in Japan for the Nintendo Entertainment System as an RPG retelling the early Saiyan saga. Now, thanks to a newly released fan translation, English-speaking fans can finally experience this unique adaptation in full glory with added SRAM save support. The game covers the events leading up […]
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Independent developer Anthony David Valles recently confirmed via X that Pulsebreaker is officially inspired by classic PS1-era horror games such as Resident Evil and Fear Effect, and is now available for wishlist on Steam. PS1‑Style Visuals and Design The game features intentionally low-poly character models, fixed camera angles, grainy textures, and muted color palettes that […]
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For the first time, the Super Famicom-exclusive fighter Battle Master: Kyūkyoku no Senshi-tachi is fully playable in English. Originally released in 1993, Battle Master features fast-paced combat, dash attacks, and air blocks—earning comparisons to Street Fighter II. Despite solid mechanics, it was never released outside Japan and remained untranslated until now. The Patch Released on […]
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Mario Kart 64 Amped Up, the ambitious fan-made overhaul by Litronom, has just received a hotfix update bringing it to version 3.01. This follow-up patch addresses several issues reported by players after the major v3.0 release and is highly recommended for anyone encountering bugs or crashes. Key Fixes in v3.01 Adjustments and Improvements Recommendation Players […]
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