Happy birthday to the quietest hero in game preservation. ScummVM — the open-source project that keeps classic adventure games alive on modern hardware — just turned 25, and it celebrated…
Dust off your shoeboxes, folks. Analogue is going back to the 16-bit well. The boutique hardware company announced Friday that it’s reviving its two beloved FPGA cartridge consoles: the Super…
Remember when the Game Boy Advance SP made us all believe the future was a flip-phone for our thumbs? Taki Udon remembers — and he’s building the 2026 version. The…
Buckle up, because this week’s translation story comes with a twist. All week, the fan-translation beat has been a love letter to human craft: Beetle Adventure Racing’s hand-built decompilation, Smash…
Imagine waiting nineteen years for one of the best JRPGs ever made to come to PC. Then imagine some random genius named freefrank just… doing it himself. Lost Odyssey —…
The fan-translation scene has a new reason to blow the dust out of the old PlayStation — and this time, the humans are doing the talking. Loudly. Chapu Translations —…
Taki Udon is done teasing PlayStations, apparently. On October 7, the RetroRemake co-founder — the guy behind the FPGA PlayStation that is the SuperStation One — posted a photo of…
Here’s a sentence I never expected to type: the most exciting Majora’s Mask discovery in years comes from a console that didn’t even have a cartridge slot. The iQue Player…
Imagine a game so Polish that even its title screen kept the entire English-speaking world out for 29 years. That’s the story...
»full News StoryImagine a game so Polish that even its title screen kept the entire English-speaking world out for 29 years. That’s the story of Blaster! — and as of Friday, it’s…
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