The SNES has always been the console that homebrew devs circle cautiously, like a cat around a bathtub. Making games for it has stayed stubbornly hard: even seasoned C programmers…

Some scoreboards just aren’t worth keeping anymore. decomp.dev — the 2024-launched tracker that turned matching decompilation into a spectator sport, complete with progress bars and leaderboards across dozens of classic…

Some ports age like fine wine. Others age like an open can of pop left on the windowsill. For nearly four decades, Ocean Software’s ZX Spectrum conversion of Wizball sat…

Thirty-four years ago this week, a mech strategy game launched on the Sega Mega Drive in Japan — and never left. This Friday, that finally changes. According to Gematsu, publisher…

In 1998, Nintendo sold a thermal sticker printer for the Game Boy. You could print Game Boy Camera photos, a page of your Pokédex, a handful of template stickers —…

Yes, it’s 2026. And yes, a brand-new Game Boy Color game just shipped in an actual box — with a full-colour manual, a sticker sheet, and a real cartridge. My…

You know the feeling when a game looks like a greatest-hits compilation but is actually a weird little experiment wearing a compilation costume? That’s Puyo Puyo Box. Compile’s December 2000…

If you’ve got an original PlayStation sitting in a box somewhere, there’s a good chance its laser is one reading session away from the big retro graveyard in the sky….