Rare, one of my favorite developers from back in the day, is bringing a collection of 12 classic titles to the Evercade platform. This compilation features a mix of home computer legends and 8-bit console hits, offering a deep dive into Rare’s early legacy. Highlights include beloved ZX Spectrum classics like Jetpac, Atic Atac, and […]
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Capcom has announced a free title update for Capcom Fighting Collection 2, launching August 7th. The update includes new quality-of-life improvements, fresh artwork, and remix tracks from CAP-JAMS. Notably, Street Fighter Alpha 3 UPPER is receiving additional content, with Maki, Yun, Eagle, and Ingrid now selectable. Included Games: All eight titles support online multiplayer with […]
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Version 3.3a of Doom 32X Resurrection is here, delivering a wave of visual and technical upgrades to Sega’s 32X. Developed by heyjoeway, this fan project continues to enhance the original port well beyond its commercial release. This update introduces high-resolution weapon sprites, a unified color palette, and per-episode intermission screens. Behind the scenes, memory optimizations […]
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Unveiled as the sole entry in the Silly Venture 2025 SE Atari Lynx Game Compo, Nishiyama by Team TRIADE takes 1st Place by default but make no mistake, this is a polished and promising mini-game that deserves attention. Developed by Gisberto Rondinella (@Nop90), Björn Tasto (@Omnibot2000), and Michał Szpilowski (@miker), Nishiyama is a love letter […]
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A new NES ROM hack brings Metal Force into the world of Mega Man Zero, thanks to a creative reimagining by hacker Xander Max, with additional contributions from Velpachallenger, Al Vino02, and Drax01. Originally released as an unlicensed Korean NES game, Metal Force has long flown under the radar. This hack breathes new life into […]
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A new puzzle game for the Game Boy Color, D*Fuzed, has been released by Incube8 Games. Developed in collaboration with Asobitech, who is also currently working on Terminator 2D: No Fate with Bitmap Bureau, the game puts players in control of Deef, a robot tasked with defusing bombs and navigating through turn-based puzzle stages. The […]
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This is a fan-made hack of Mega Man X, created purely for fun. It explores an alternate reality where Protoman survives into the 21XX era. As a big fan of the Mega Man X series this romhack really got me excited. Overview Mega Man X1: Proto Edition is more than a character swap, it imagines […]
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Mortal Kombat II: Arkade Edition is a ROM hack that overhauls the infamous NES bootleg of Mortal Kombat II. Originally a barely functional pirate port, this version makes major improvements to graphics, sound, and gameplay, bringing it closer in spirit to the arcade classic. The hack refines controls, updates sprites and backgrounds, and adds more […]
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Pixel Cherry Ninja returns with another roundup of the latest in retro gaming and FPGA developments. From new core updates to exciting fan projects and hardware news, this weekly video covers the standout stories you may have missed. See timestamps and sources below.
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During EVO 2025, Digital Eclipse and Atari revealed several new details about Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection, including inclusion of Mortal Kombat Trilogy, release dates and the launch of physical editions. Mortal Kombat Trilogy from 1996 is now officially part of the collection. Known for combining every character and stage from the first three games, it’s […]
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