The ’90s are officially shifting back into high gear. With Bleifuss!—internationally known as Screamer—a long-forgotten PC…
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MicroProse revives F-22: Air Dominance Fighter with 4K, widescreen, and mod support
One of the most respected combat flight simulators of the late ’90s is preparing for a…
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
In an era dominated by smartphones and smart assistants, one retro gaming feat has captured the…
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
In a gaming landscape that often leans into large-scale 3D worlds and cinematic storytelling, there’s something…
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
A fresh community-led effort has emerged with the ambitious goal of reverse-engineering games from the iconic…
New SNES shooter Super Storm Buster pushes 16-Bit hardware to the edge
A new homebrew shoot-’em-up called Super Storm Buster is generating buzz in the retro gaming community…
From PC to Amiga: Roguecraft DX expands the dungeon on classic hardware
Roguecraft DX 1.8 has arrived on the Commodore Amiga platform — bringing a much-anticipated update to…
This 1986 Amiga game did what most PCs couldn’t: Flight Simulator II
Flight Simulator II for the Amiga, released in 1986 by subLOGIC, stands as one of the…
The 3½-inch floppy disk drive: Sony’s most influential hardware release
In 1982, at a moment when personal computing was still finding its physical identity, Sony introduced…
You won’t believe where Windows XP is still being used today
Windows XP was released more than two decades ago, yet it continues to operate quietly behind…
Thomas Rattigan’s Amiga strategy: why he was the key to Commodore’s success
In the history of Commodore, few executives are associated with such a profound sense of unrealized…
How Sega predicted online console gaming in the 1990s—and arrived too soon
In the 1990s, video games lived inside plastic shells. You bought them in stores, slotted them…
Before modern VR: how the Amiga powered early virtual reality systems
The role of the Commodore Amiga in early virtual reality research and deployment was neither central…
The truth behind CRT radiation and the products that promised protection
For a long stretch of the late 20th century, the humble computer monitor was quietly suspected…
From Commodore 64 to USB: the legendary Quickshot II joystick makes its comeback
In the long and winding history of video games, few accessories have earned the kind of…
Alien Breed: Pac-Man Assault – a fusion marriage of classic arcade legends
Alien Breed: Pac‑Man Assault is a free, unofficial browser game created by indie developer Vibegaz that…
Is this the end of classic games? How copyright laws are killing retro gaming
Retro gaming occupies a strange place in modern culture. It is simultaneously celebrated and endangered, cherished…
How to get the most authentic DOS gaming experience today
Emulating DOS games on a modern computer is much more than simply launching an old executable.…
Before you buy retro gaming cartridges: essential checks every collector should know
The renewed fascination with retro video games has transformed old cartridges into prized collectibles. What were…
Retro gaming market outlook: prices, sales projections, and long-term value
Retro gaming’s future is no longer a side story about dusty cartridges and aging consoles. It…
Intel’s MMX technology: why some 90s games required it—and why it failed
In the mid-1990s, the personal computer was changing faster than its hardware architecture could comfortably support.…
Was the Y2K bug overhyped? The real story behind the Millennium bug
As the twentieth century drew to a close, the world found itself gripped by a peculiar…
The Windows 95 revolution: how one operating system reshaped society
On 24 August 1995, Microsoft released Windows 95 — a new version of its personal computer…