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Browse our growing archive of retro computer systems, plus podcasts, reviews, and community events.
Nintendo Switch 2.0?
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.
The Analogue-3D, an N64 remake
A reimagining of the N64. In 4K resolution. 10x the resolution of the original N64.
The first and perhaps greatest multiplayer system of all time. Analogue3D is 100%
compatible with every original N64 game ever made. Region Free. Bluetooth LE. Dualband Wifi.
Four original-style controller ports. Entirely new, next generation Analogue hardware featuring 3DOS.
Engineered entirely in FPGA. No Emulation.
Retro Gaming & FPGAs
More and more classic video game systems are replicated using FPGAs, but how does it compare to other options?
SEGA Mega Drive Mini
Check out the Sega Mega Drive mini! Many built-in games, including Castlevania!
New Atari Gamestation Go Handheld
The Atari Gamestation Go is a new retro gaming handheld from Atari and comes with more than 200 pre-installed Atari games. The handheld is basically a portable version of the Atari Gamestation Pro, but better.
Evercade EXP-R hand-held
Evercade released the EXP-R. It is lower priced than the EXP and comes with Tomb Raider 1, 2, and 3. They are available for pre-order at Amazon for $100
Atari Lunar Lander
Did you enjoy Lunar Lander on the atari 2600? This game will delight you, it is completely reinvented from the ground up, while still capturing that old thrill.
Atari Flashback Gold
The Atari Flashback Gold with more than a hundred awesome 2600 games! Includes Activision classics such as H.E.R.O.!
OpenMSX - New release
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.
Konami Mikie Atari XL/XE port
Absent from the Atari in the 80's, the awesome Konami game Mikie has
been ported to the Atari XL/XE computers. Thanks to Krzystof Gora, Michal Szpilowski, and Krzysztof Ziembik Atari users
can now finally enjoy the game on their computer.
C64 Impossible Mission Revised
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!"
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Southfield, MI United States
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Augusta, GA United States
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Boston, MA United States
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