Category: RetroRGB

After promising us their FPGA-based N64 would ship by the end of this month, Analogue has just announced that the console will be delayed once again.  This time they’re claiming the ship date is “Q4”, which could mean all the way until late December.  If you’d rather just get your money back, you can contact […]

The developer BadComputer0 has recently posted an alpha demo of their next game: Razing Core.  The game is a vertically scrolling shoot ’em up for the SEGA Master System/Mark III console and the alpha demo seems to have a very polished version of the first level available to try.  You can download that for free and […]

Stone Age Gamer has just received stock of the musician Remute’s latest album for the Commodore Amiga, as well as the SNES reissue.  They’re also carrying basically all of Remute’s “albums on a console”, including ones for Game Boy Advance, PC Engine, Philips CDi, Commodore 64, Game Boy, Dreamcast, Genesis, 3DO, Atari Jaguar and PC […]

Developer gasega68k recently released a new version of the tech demo G-Zero that allows for up to 15 opponents at a time.  This game was meant to prove a game like F-Zero with its Mode 7 rotation would be possible on original Genesis hardware and it was always impressive.  While it’s not a finished game, […]

Markus has just posted new firmware for the OSSC Pro that adds Lumacode support for the Atari GTIA & VCS, higher BFI multiples and support for 24KHz HDMI sources.  Lumacode support is excellent and means with a fairly easy mod, you can use the OSSC Pro to get digital video from your Atari console.  Supporting […]

Victor Luchitz has announced on X the release of Doom 32X Resurrection version 3.3a, featuring a range of enhancements inherited from the Fusion version of the engine. High-resolution weapon sprites Unified colour palette Per-episode intermission screens Composite textures A sound cue that plays upon discovering secret areas Low-detail mode for flats A revamped status bar […]

TR Fight Stick is now selling a limited edition bag, designed to hold Sega Dreamcast controllers.  According to the email that went out, it’s is an officially licensed product, manufactured by Zara. Also listed in the TR email was this note:  “It is not designed to fit a Dreamcast console – it is made to […]