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There was a time when gaming on Linux felt like telling people you ran marathons barefoot.…
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The dark secret behind retro consoles with massive game libraries
If you’ve ever seen a retro game console advertising “10,000 GAMES INCLUDED” for the price of…
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Why IBM picked the Intel 8088—and changed computing forever
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How mindset, not technology, doomed the Commodore Amiga in America
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44 Years ago, Intel released the 286 CPU that changed personal computing
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Amiga reverse engineering tools: IRA, MonAm, Ghidra, and the art of machine code
Reverse engineering sounds intimidating until you actually sit down and do it. Then it starts to…
Before Windows won: how Atari ST, Amiga 1000, and Mac Plus battled for supremacy in 1986
In 1986 the personal computer market was not settled, not polite, and certainly not predictable. It…
Commander Keen meets No Man’s Sky — Phazer 64 hits real N64 hardware
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Bleifuss! is back: classic ’90s PC racer reborn as neon-fueled arcade combat game
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MicroProse revives F-22: Air Dominance Fighter with 4K, widescreen, and mod support
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Small games, big impact: the 40-year legacy of Sensible Software
There’s a certain feeling you get when you load up an old Sensible Software game. It…
Someone ordered Domino’s Pizza on a Nintendo Wii in 2026 — here’s how it happened
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EU sets deadline on Stop Killing Games: a turning point for digital game ownership?
After nearly two years of campaigning, the European Union has now set a firm deadline for…
Jeffrey Epstein was banned from Xbox Live in 2013, newly released documents reveal
Recent revelations from the U.S. Justice Department’s release of the so-called Epstein Files show that Jeffrey…
Operation Highjump brings Metal Slug-style mayhem to modern platforms
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Classic Simpsons game hit & run gets ambitious fan-made Dreamcast port
In a development that’s thrilling fans of retro gaming and The Simpsons alike, a dedicated modder…
PlayStation 2 decompilation project shows the future of game preservation
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New SNES shooter Super Storm Buster pushes 16-Bit hardware to the edge
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From PC to Amiga: Roguecraft DX expands the dungeon on classic hardware
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