The new Bitfunx GCMCE is here, offering expanded memory card functionality for the Nintendo GameCube. With support for MicroSD cards between 1 GB and 500 GB, this device lets you create virtual memory cards with multiple card sizes (from 59 blocks/0.5 MB up to 1019 blocks/8 MB). It also includes features like Card Restore to […]
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A new ROM hack for the Sega Master System gives Sonic’s classic debut a surprising twist. Mario in Sonic The Hedgehog, created by PixelMarioXP, replaces Sonic with Nintendo’s plumber, complete with a new life icon, 1-up monitor, goalpost, title screen, end credits, and act result screen. It’s a simple but fun crossover that lets players […]
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Homebrew developer infidelity has released the very first alpha build of their latest project, a Super Nintendo port of the NES Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game. The current build allows players to progress up to the Dam stage, with ongoing work focused on converting attributes and improving accuracy. The port makes use of HDMA (Horizontal […]
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A new Super Mario World hack called Crash Bandicoot and the Retro Dimension has been released, blending elements of the Crash Bandicoot series with Nintendo’s 16-bit platformer. The hack includes 86 levels with 102 exits, as well as 94 gems and 86 relics to collect. Gameplay has been adjusted to better resemble a Crash title, […]
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A new project called GB mini brings Game Boy titles to the Pokémon mini handheld. Using the PM2040 flash cart, which is powered by an RP2040 microcontroller, the emulator already supports save files and even takes advantage of the system’s built-in rumble feature. This means that compatible rumble titles can make use of the Pokémon […]
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Who is BillyTime!Games? In a nutshell, BillyTime!Games is a very talented individual who has released plenty of ROM hacks in the past and shows no signs of slowing down. What makes them different is their approach to these hacks; most would agree their work adds a lot of improvements to some classics by eliminating flaws […]
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After three years of development, indie creator UsagiRu has released Kunio no Nekketsu School Fighters, a River City Girls fan game for the Sega Mega Drive / Genesis. The project brings the Kunio-kun beat ‘em up spirit to Sega’s 16-bit console, complete with colorful sprites, fast-paced combat, and a full roster of characters inspired by […]
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Metroid fans have a new reason to dive back in: Super Metroid: X-Fusion, the ambitious crossover hack by Metaquarius, has been updated to version 1.2. Originally released on August 1, 2025, the project is available in both SNES and GBA versions, blending Metroid Fusion’s story with the classic Super Metroid engine. This fan-made adventure reimagines […]
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Indie team Aeriform is working on The Ark, a point & click science fiction horror adventure for the SEGA Mega Drive. Inspired by the Alien universe, the game mixes a classic third-person point & click style with first-person narrative sequences to heighten tension and claustrophobia. The story follows the crew of the Y.C.V. ECHO and […]
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Iced Lizard Games has released Mute Crimson DC, a brand-new, completely free game for the Sega Dreamcast. The stylish precision platformer, originally released as Mute Crimson DX, has now been adapted to Sega’s hardware with impressive results. The game features nine worlds packed with wall-climbing, double jumps, boss battles, hidden secrets, and a striking black, […]
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