Mario Kart 64 for Dreamcast – Now Available

A fan project has brought Mario Kart 64 to the Sega Dreamcast, using the official decompilation of the Nintendo 64 classic as its base. Built with the KallistiOS toolchain, this port runs natively on Dreamcast hardware and includes working VMU save support for both race records and time trial ghosts. The Dreamcast version retains the […]

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Mega Man V (Game Boy) – Harder Bosses ROM Hack Released

Developer hmsong has released version 1.1 of Mega Man V – Harder Bosses, a ROM hack aimed at making the Game Boy classic more challenging while keeping it fair. Unlike the first four Game Boy titles, which adapted stages from the NES games, Mega Man V was entirely original, introducing the Mega Arm weapon, new […]

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Mushishi: Amefuru Sato for the DS – Now Fully Playable in English

The 2008 Nintendo DS game Mushishi: Amefuru Sato (Mushishi: The Rainy Village) is now fully playable in English, thanks to a fan translation released by Phantom. Based on the Mushishi manga and anime series, the game follows a young apprentice living in a quiet rural village. Players spend their time fishing, gathering, helping villagers, and […]

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Super Mario Kart is the Latest SNES Title to Get Rumble⚡ Support

The SNES recently got a Rumble controller which works on original hardware as well as the MiSTer FPGA via SNAC/X). A new version of Doom is also due to release soon which is an improvement over the original version, and it also adds rumble support. Limited Run Games who are behind the release of the […]

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Time for Another Barrell Roll as Star Fox is Coming to the SEGA Dreamcast

Oh, Bow Wiggly Wow Wow!! Jnmartin, after bringing us Wipeout, Doom64, and Mario Kart 64 to the SEGA Dreamcast is now working on Star Fox DC port. No one could disagree that porting games from one console to another is like Pringles, “Once you pop, you can’t stop.” It is nice to see our favourite […]

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PREPARE YOURSELF: A Bloody New Take on Mortal Kombat SNES

The SNES version of Mortal Kombat was infamous for what it didn’t have, the blood, gore, and raw violence that defined the arcade original. But what if that changed? A new hack aims to answer that with a vengeance. Mortal Kombat Nitro Championship Edition. Inspired by James MK Fink’s legendary Mortal Kombat Nitro and building […]

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