A few months ago, a post on X showcased a large collection of never-before-seen prototypes and dev kits, featuring numerous Sega and Nintendo items. Time Extension has an excellent article that provides updated facts. This article details a legal dispute between a private seller and Sega concerning the recovery of confidential Nintendo development kits. The […]
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The internet is vast, a worldwide web that potentially stretches beyond. Here, you’ll find everything from the joyous to the somber. The Goh_Billy X and Blue Sky accounts are a daily source of happiness. The imagination and creativity that go into Goh_Billy’s work are simply unparalleled. When it comes to mixing up fighting games in […]
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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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Homebrew and indie developers are once again invited to bring their creations to one of the biggest retro celebrations of the year. The Indie Retro Homebrew Showcase will return at Super MAGFest 2026, taking place January 8–11, 2026. Submissions are now open and will remain so until October 6, 2025, at 11:59 PM EST. Developers […]
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Legendary Pictures has dropped the first teaser for its upcoming Street Fighter live-action movie, focusing entirely on the cast. The short video, released on the official Legendary YouTube channel, gives fans their first look at who will be stepping into the roles of fighters like Ryu, Chun-Li, and Guile. While it doesn’t reveal story details, […]
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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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The Mario Game That Shouldn’t Exist Mama Mia! This incredible fan-made Mario game created by DeadShotLazer_72 is a stunning showcase of talent and a powerful example of what is possible with the right tools. Far from a simple level, this is a full-fledged, polished experience that feels like a legit Nintendo title. From its fluid […]
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Microsoft Open-Sources Historic 6502 BASIC In a major move for computing history, Microsoft has released the source code for its 6502 BASIC interpreter. This landmark release makes the company’s first-ever product, originally written by Bill Gates and Paul Allen in 1975, accessible to the public for the first time. This specific version, known as BASIC […]
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Few game composers have a body of work as large as Allister Brimble. His listing on MobyGames, which compiles credit listings for both console and computer games, lists no fewer than 245 titles to his name. And with good reason, too! Brimble is a versatile maestro, writing music in a variety of styles to fit […]
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Do you live and breathe retro gaming? Are you the go-to person in your circle for everything about a specific console, genre, or era? Maybe you’re a lifelong Commodore fan, a NEO·GEO arcade warrior, a Super Nintendo enthusiast, or someone who knows every secret of the 8-bit and 16-bit generations, if that sounds like you, […]
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