The Future in Review The first review of the eagerly anticipated Analogue 3D is here, and it’s by none other than Modern Vintage Gamer. Below are some points he goes over. Please watch his video for a full, in-depth review of this Nintendo 64 recreation. Initial Impressions & Display Hardware, Peripherals, and Compatibility Core Features […]
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Gran Turismo 2: Beige Edition is a fan-made mod for the original Gran Turismo 2. 🎮 Target Platform 🗓️ Release Date đź“‹ Key Features and Focus Car List Expansion: Gameplay Changes: In essence, it takes the classic PS1 racing simulator and shifts the focus from high-performance racing to the fun of modifying and racing common, […]
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Remember that long-lost Splatterhouse RPG for the NES that recently got discovered and preserved? All us non-Japanese speakers were itching to play it. Well, the good news is, it’s now being translated. This is all thanks to the work of Lazarus_DS and FCC (thanks, guys!). For more information on this game, check out our original […]
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The GameTank is a unique, modern gaming platform designed to offer a retro-style 8-bit experience, but built with a radically different and more powerful architecture than the classic consoles it seeks to evoke. Rather than relying on custom Application-Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs) like its 1980s counterparts, the GameTank is an entirely open-source hardware and software […]
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Mario Kart: Super Circuit for the Game Boy Advance features a mixed frame rate presentation. Although the character sprites, backgrounds, and other on-screen elements update at a smooth 60 frames per second (fps), the track rotation itself operates at a technically lower rate of 30 fps. This represents a reduction in fluidity compared to the […]
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A passionate fan project is breathing new, three-dimensional life into the cult-classic psychological horror game, Yume Nikki (2004), with the upcoming release of Yume Nikki PS, a 3D reimagination specifically for the original Sony PlayStation 1. Developed by Elias Daler, this unofficial fan project serves as a brief demonstration of what a full 3D remake […]
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The Original Street Fighter Alpha Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors’ Dreams (known as Street Fighter Zero in Japan and other territories) is a pivotal 2D fighting game developed and published by Capcom, first appearing in arcades in 1995. It was the first all-new entry in the Street Fighter series since the launch of Street Fighter II […]
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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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🏀 Run & Gun (MiSTer and Analogue Pocket) History (Original Game Facts) Tech Talk (Core Development Facts) Known Issues (Beta Facts) đź’Ą Surprise Attack (MiSTer, Analogue Pocket & More) Core and Status Update Facts History (Original Game Facts) Other Updates Support Jotego on Patreon and get early access to Beta’s.
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Shocking news in the Super Nintendo/Famicom world! The legendary Capcom arcade beat ’em up, Cadillacs and Dinosaurs, long considered one of the best brawlers, is reportedly receiving an unauthorized port in the scene. This development is one that can’t be missed, especially considering that unauthorized ports are almost nonexistent for the SNES. The original arcade […]
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