The Atari homebrew community continues to deliver with the upcoming inertia based shooter/action title Minigun Miner. Straight from Albert @ AtariAge: Minigun Miner – along with a fresh lineup of brand-new Atari 2600, 7800, and Jaguar titles – debuts October 17 at the Portland Retro Gaming Expo. The games will also be available to order […]
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If you played Call of the Machine, Nightdive’s awesome Quake II remaster campaign, you probably freaked out when a Shambler from Quake showed up out of nowhere. Well, the team behind Bloom (and a bunch of other killer mods) decided to take that little tease and run with it. Their new expansion, Call of the […]
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One of the more exciting and interesting projects in the vintage computing community is FujiNet. Originally developed for Atari 8-Bit computers, it is a peripheral which allows supported devices to connect to the Internet via Wifi and internally handles net protocols which would otherwise require too much overhead for systems of the era. In addition […]
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Despite a thriving homebrew scene for vintage computers and consoles, one thing I never had on my 8-bit bingo card was seeing a port of Akalabeth in 2025, for the Intellivision of all things… Originally released in 1979 for the Apple II, Akalabeth was the first commercially released CRPG from Lord British (Richard Garriott) and […]
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PicoGUS is a project by Ian Scott based around the Raspberry Pi Pico, which originated as an ISA card to emulate the Gravis Ultrasound (GUS) for IBM compatible PCs. The GUS was one of the first wavetable sound cards, coming with 256kB (later up to 1024kB) onboard memory and hardware mixing of up to 32 […]
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