Homebrew developer TiagoSC has created a new Sonic engine for the Super Nintendo, based on the original Mega Drive / Genesis code but reworked and optimized for SNES hardware. The project is still in early development, with several bugs to fix and the sound system not yet implemented. Despite this, the gameplay footage shows Sonic […]
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RoboCop *Sexting* Edition for Sega Mega Drive/Genesis Yes, the Mega Drive just keeps getting all the love. This time it’s one of the best arcade games of all time: RoboCop, the 1988 classic by Data East. The developer working on this is Monster Bath Games, and they’re doing it in their spare time as a […]
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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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Make Your Analogue Pocket NES Core More Accurate This tutorial explains how to update your Analogue Pocket’s NES core to an unstable version for improved accuracy, potentially even surpassing original hardware in some cases. Do keep in mind that there is a possibility that you may discover bugs as this is an experimental core. Background […]
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F-Zero is still, to this day, an impressive futuristic racer that really showed off the Mode-7 feature on the SNES. The series continued with more games on the N64, GBA, and GameCube. Now, there’s even F-Zero for the PC-Engine/TG16, appropriately titled HuZero. It’s not a full game, but rather a caravan mode where you try […]
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As a kid I loved fighting games, and actually, as an adult I still do. When I had a Commodore 64 back in the day when my age was in the single digits, I could not even have dreamed of something so spectacular. This game has 32 characters in its roster, all the special moves, […]
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Driftin’ Rage, developed by Mauro Xavier (MXRetroDev), brings high-octane street racing to the Sega Mega Drive with an arcade flair that feels right at home on the 16-bit hardware. The game puts you behind the wheel of fast, aggressive cars where mastering tight cornering and precision drifting is the key to victory. Visually, Driftin’ Rage […]
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The Game Boy classic Pokémon Red has received a massive overhaul with the release of Pokémon Red Expanded, a brand-new ROM hack by Iddiy. This hack takes the familiar journey through Kanto and supercharges it with modern mechanics, new Pokémon, and expanded post-game content. Over 400 Pokémon are now catchable, alongside new moves, TMs, and […]
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Introduction When I first played Metal Gear Solid on the PlayStation in 1998, it didn’t feel like just another video game. It felt like I was stepping into something bigger, something closer to cinema than anything I’d ever seen on a console before. Hideo Kojima’s vision turned what could have been a simple stealth action […]
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Team C.U.T.S. has released a new fan project bringing the classic survival horror game Clock Tower to the Game Boy Advance. Described as a half-homebrew, half-port, the project was created by Bob Schneeder and Blame Robot, offering players a chance to experience the cult favorite in a handheld format. Titled Clock Tower – Advance, the […]
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