Roguecraft DX Heads to Amiga, Game Boy Color and MEGA65

Game Boy Developer Shane McCafferty has revealed what he has been working on over the past few months, Roguecraft DX is officially coming to Amiga, Game Boy Color, and MEGA65. The announcement was shared alongside Thalamus Digital, confirming that the award-winning Evercade title is expanding to classic and modern-retro platforms. Known for its tight dungeon-crawling […]

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Mega Man World 5 DX and Mole Mania DX Get Super Game Boy Enhancements

Marc Max has rolled out a fresh update for Mega Man World 5 DX and Mole Mania DX, adding Super Game Boy–style borders alongside Game Boy Color behavior in supported emulators. The update focuses on making these DX conversions feel more authentic on modern setups that emulate Super Game Boy features, bringing richer borders, palettes, […]

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Cancelled Resident Evil Game Boy Color port preserved in near-final state

The long-lost Game Boy Color version of Resident Evil has been preserved in a far more complete form than ever before. The recovery was announced in December 2025 by Games That Weren’t, following the discovery of a final development build dating from the point of cancellation in early 2000. Developed by HotGen for Capcom and […]

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Ninja Gaiden Shadow DX Teased by ROM-Hacker Marc Max – Update 20251223, It’s out now !

Update 23-12-2025:The romhack has been released today!Patch the rom here. ROM-hacking developer Marc Max has teased a new project titled Ninja Gaiden Shadow DX, accompanied by the message “the year of the ninja isn’t over yet,” implying that the release is planned before the end of the year. The image shared with the teaser shows […]

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Pokcart Pre-Orders Go Live

A new product named “Pokcart” has been announced, positioning itself as a next-generation cartridge compatible with all classic Game Boy models. The product is currently available for pre-order, with an anticipated shipping start date of March 2026. The Pokcart cartridge features advanced technology designed to offer maximum compatibility and ultra-fast performance across the entire Game […]

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The Zelda Game Fans Pretend Doesn’t Exist Just Became… Good?!

From Failure to Fan Favorite: The Unlikely Redemption of Zelda’s Adventure Zelda’s Adventure, released in 1996 for the Philips CD-i, is a fascinating and infamous anomaly in The Legend of Zelda canon. Developed by Viridis Corporation, it was the third and final title resulting from the collapsed partnership between Nintendo and Philips, which granted Philips the license to […]

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Donkey Kong DX Colorization Remaster: Release Date Pushed

The developer, Marc Max, has confirmed that the Donkey Kong DX colorization remaster will not be released in 2025 as originally promised. The decision stems from unforeseen personal challenges faced last year, which required him to drastically slow down his ROM hacking work and focus on his mental health. Key Issues and Project Status: Marc […]

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Mole Mania DX – Game Boy Classic Gets a Color Upgrade

Originally released in 1996 for the Game Boy, Mole Mania was one of Nintendo’s hidden puzzle gems. Starring Muddy Mole on a quest to rescue his family, the game offered over 200 screens of clever puzzles but remained overshadowed by bigger Nintendo hits of its era. Now, fans can experience it in a whole new […]

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Infinity – A Revived GBC Game With Newly Composed Music From Yuzo Koshiro

Infinity, the long-lost Game Boy Color RPG, finally opens for pre-orders on September 30th, 2025 through Incube8 Games. Originally developed from 1999 to 2001 by Affinix Software, Infinity was designed to push Nintendo’s handheld to its absolute limits. But as the market shifted to the Game Boy Advance, the project was canceled in 2002 and […]

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Rayman Returns on Game Boy Color with ModRetro Release

To celebrate Rayman’s 30th anniversary, ModRetro has brought the Game Boy Color classic back with a brand-new physical release. Originally launched in 2000, this handheld entry offered a unique 2D adventure tailored for the system’s limited hardware, with over 30 levels of platforming, secret areas, and the charm that made Rayman a fan favorite. The […]

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