An insatiable gamer since she was a little girl. A veteran of the 90s console wars. Selena is an obsessive collector of retro games and systems as well as a passionate tinkerer and modder. If she’s not excitedly discussing new aftermarket hardware or software developments on retro-tech, it’s because she has her nose buried in her own project!
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Matt from RetroDotCards has launched Series One of brand-new physical game cards for the Game Boy Advance E-Reader! These custom-made titles, developed for the GBA and converted into the E-Reader’s unique dot code format, bring back the nostalgia of collecting cards and scanning them. You can grab these cards now at https://www.retrodotcards.com/ Available for E-Readers […]
Skyfloogle’s outstanding Virtual Boy emulator, Red Viper, received a 1.0 reease to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Nintendo’s most infamous system! Designed for the Nintendo 3DS, Red Viper lets you play Virtual Boy games in proper stereoscopic 3D, just as they were originally intended! The 1.0 update also introduces custom color palette options, a welcome […]
The 3DO just got the fighting game it always deserved. After two years of development, modder “3DO HD” has released a feature-complete version of Mortal Kombat II for the system! While this may not technically be a port, since the original arcade code wasn’t used, it stands as a remarkable recreation built from the ground […]
Yu Suzuki’s OutRun is an arcade classic that first took us for a spin in 1986. It’s known for its beautiful pixel landscapes, it’s high speed – and of course Hiroshi Kawaguchi’s famous soundtrack. Now, thanks to the dedication of homebrew designer EGVroom, a new prototype demake brings the classic title to an unexpected platform: […]
Today, Mega Cat Studios, the indie game studio known for its dedication to retro gaming, has announced the physical release of “Excidium Event” for Super Nintendo! This new game is a re-imagining of the classic arcade title “Space Zap” and the Astrocade title “Space Fortress,” and I had the pleasure of getting to play it […]
The Ouya may have been the most successful kickstarter campaign of it’s time, but after launch it didn’t perform well on the market. In 2015 the servers were shut down leaving a lot of us with the little box sitting in our closets gathering dust. Without the servers Ouya is little more than a display […]
A new round of preorders for the Virtual Boy HyperFlash 32 cartridges with the impressive eInk label has been announced by Kevin Mellott at RetroOnyx. The HyperFlash 32’s eInk label changes to reflect which ROM is currently loaded on the cart. Link to Preorder: https://www.retroonyx.com/product-page/virtual-boy1 I’ve been an enormous proponent of this cart since I […]
This week the Video Game History Foundation unveiled their upcoming online digital library. After multiple years in the making, Phil Salvador, the Library Director for VGHF was able to provide a demonstration of how the software works and give us a taste of the sort of content the public will be able to access once […]
Jeff Nussbaum released the long awaited English Translation for the Neo Geo CD version of Shinsetsu Samurai Spirits Bushido Retsuden this week – known in North America as Samurai Shodown RPG. Link to the patch: RomHacking.net Originally released in 1997, this translation project was in progress on and off since 2007 with many people, myself […]
In 2001 Nintendo released a Game Boy Advance accessory that allows unique gameplay options to be added to certain games, perhaps most notably was Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros 3. The accessory was the e-Reader and due to its complexity and obscurity, many thought this unusual version of the game to effectively be […]
