Team VUEngine has just released a demo ROM of a new side-scrolling adventure game for the Virtual Boy, called Capitán Sevilla 3D. It’s confirmed working on real hardware via the HyperFlash32 and they have an eInk label created for it. Unfortunately, this demo is most likely the final revision you’ll see from Team VUEngine, however […]
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Greg from LaserBear recently started selling a kit that allows you to mount a small, iPad-style, 4:3 LCD screen into a 3D printed case that resembles a CRT. This case can be rotated onto either side, making it an excellent choice for “TATE mode” gaming as well. The above video is an edited compilation of […]
The Tie Fighter Total Conversion Project (TFTC) Mod for the Star Wars game, X-Wing Alliance (XWA) has now officially been released on ModDB.com. This total conversion is based off the original Tie Fighter game released 27 years ago this month in July of 1994. Unique for its time, Tie Fighter gave players a different perspective […]
Modern Vintage Gamer recently posted a video about how the Game Boy Advance knew when a Game Boy / Game Boy Color game was being inserted. The quick answer is GBA carts toggle a physical switch that enabled GBA mode, however this video goes into detail about the software side of things…including how GBC games […]
Here’s this week’s roundup, available as a video, as well as audio-only on iTunes, Google, Stitcher, Spotify and many others as well as direct-download: If you enjoy these videos, please consider supporting this channel via monthly support services, tips, or even just by using our affiliate links to purchase things you were already going to […]
Displaced Gamers has once again released an amazing video describing exactly why some consoles like the Atari 2600 don’t play nicely with flat-panel TV’s. The question is simple: Why do some 2600 games, as well as some SNES games not work through the OSSC or RT5x in framelock mode on certain displays and capture cards? […]
Last year, I got one of Retro Game Restore‘s awesome clear shells for my PC Engine console. The kit also contained a new shell for my controller, which presented a conundrum; My console shell was in bad condition and I was happy to swap it with a replacement, but my controller was still in great […]
Yahel from Wresting With Gaming has just posted a new documentary, this time about one of the most iconic games of the 16-bit era: Super Mario Kart. The video goes into detail about how a game that was originally intended as F-Zero 2 (2-player), evolved into a franchise that’s still a major part of Nintendo’s […]
Well, E3 came and went this year and while mostly being focused on new upcoming game like the new Halo or Battlefield, Limited Run Games also gave some old games the spotlight with new physical releases of retro game compilations, like a physical Castlevania Requiem and the Contra Anniversary Collection, and even a re-releases […]
