We’re happy to announce that the winner of our Fur Squadron giveaway is Voljoe! Congratulations! As always, we selected the winner using the Wheel of Names, and you can watch the draw at the end of Retro 168 Episode 3, now available on our YouTube channel. The video is also embedded below. We want to […]
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Taki Udon shows off the SuperStationOne in all its glory. There will be some minor changes to the mass-production versions, such as the inclusion of cover plates for the side panels, but honestly, even in its current form, it looks like a 10/10 build. I especially like how the light colour of the PCB looks […]
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Krikzz has released a new batch of limited Halloween Edition EverDrives for 2025, available only from October 24 to 31. The collection includes the EverDrive GB X7, GBA, N8, and Mega EverDrive Pro, each featuring a bright orange shell and festive packaging decorated with ghosts and pumpkins. It’s a short release window for collectors and […]
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Capcom’s 1990 NES title Ningen Heiki: Dead Fox (The Human Weapon: Dead Fox) has received a full English translation thanks to a new patch by BlackPaladin. Known outside Japan as Code Name: Viper, the game is often seen as Capcom’s take on Rolling Thunder, blending side-scrolling gunplay with platforming and hostage rescue elements. Players take […]
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Silent Planet: Elegy of a Dying World is shaping up to be one of the most atmospheric Metroidvanias on the horizon. Developed by Vertex Zero Games and published by Red Dunes Games, it combines dark gothic art, rich pixel detail, and a somber tone that immediately stands out among recent indie releases. Set in a […]
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The above video is an engaging interview with zsKnight, the lead programmer and creator of the legendary Super Nintendo emulator, ZNES. Hosted by Zophar, founder of Zophar’s Domain, the conversation offers a insight into how a passion project changed the early world of emulation forever. Before mentioning any of what takes place in the interview, […]
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Improvements keep getting made to the highly anticipated Super Station One MiSTer FPGA by Retro Remake. This time, it improves the disc-reading speed. See below a full list of the mentioned features and improvements. General Performance: Disc reading performance on the SS1 has been significantly improved to be indistinguishable from loading from an SD card […]
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M2 has surprised retro gaming fans with the sudden release of Night Striker Gear on Steam, dropping without a prior public announcement and delivering what is billed as a long-awaited sequel to the 1989 arcade classic Night Striker. The original game launched in arcades by Taito, putting players in a futuristic, on-rails shooting ride in […]
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Developer Falco Girgis shared an impressive milestone on social media, showing a hardware capture of Esppiral rendering a scene from Final Fantasy X running natively on an actual Sega Dreamcast. In the short clip, Yuna can be seen on-screen, smoothly animated with authentic lighting and shading effects, proving the Dreamcast’s hardware is still capable of […]
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…. But Still a Long Way to Go!! FPGA core developer pgate1 has brought a Sony PlayStation core to the Analogue Pocket, something many considered impossible. That hasn’t stopped the developer from continuing to update the core, with the latest update released just a few hours ago. You’ll find a list of changes below, and […]
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