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The new Atari VCS, runs games, Linux and more! Use it as a game console, or a fully fledged desktop PC.

Check out the Sega Mega Drive mini! Many built-in games, including Castlevania!

Relive the C64 era with this mini version of the famous Commodore 64 8-bit computer with many games and features.

Evercade, a new console using cartridges. Many new and old games from old console and arcade platforms, but also many new indie games.

Atari released the new Atari 7800+, a modern console based on the 2600+ but in the style of the last Atari 7800 case. It is capable of running both 2600 and 7800 games, you can load your own games, connects to any HDMI screen, and includes a Wireless CX78+ gamepad.

Lego and Nintendo have been collaborating for a while now resulting in various Mario based Lego sets. Now Lego and Nintendo have done it once more to create an official Lego Game Boy

Turn your old Wii system into the ultimate Retro Gaming System.

Nintendo's President Shuntaro Furukawa announced on the social media platform X that the company will make an announcement about a new Nintendo Console somewhere within this fiscal year, which ends March 31st 2025.

Relive the great days of the Commodore Amiga with this miniature version of the Amiga 500. Mouse is included!

Sony`s Playstation Plus puts some of its older games behind a very costly subscription.

The Atari Flashback Gold with more than a hundred awesome 2600 games! Includes Activision classics such as H.E.R.O.!

Play your old Atari 2600 games on modern TVs! Can save game states!

Tomb Raider IV-V-VI is the remastered collection of the Darkness Trilogy. The game has received mixed reviews, but for fans of the franchise, it is a must have.

Why are retro games so expensive now? And is there an end in sight?

Disney re-packages two classic Sega Genesis games for the Nintendo Switch: Lion King and Aladdin.

Commodore 64 fans can enjoy "Impossible Mission Revised". Based the original 1984 game, the revised edition features new action elements, along with digitized speech that greets players with, "Another visitor, stay awhile, stay forever!"

More and more classic video game systems are replicated using FPGAs, but how does it compare to other options?

The OpenMSX emulator released a new version, 20.0. This is a major release with a new Graphical User Interface that replaces the OSD menu.