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Dancing Stage Euromix
The PlayStation played host to a variety of bizarre controllers, from the twisty neGcon to the one-handed ASCII Grip, but the novelty…
Author: June Park
Fresh Cartridge reporter. Covers launches, remasters and the modern retro scene as it happens. Owns more handhelds than handbags, has opinions about all of them, and filed this bio from a Game Boy she modded herself.
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The Spectrum Next Is Coming
Just when you thought you’d had your fill of new Spectrum hardware, along comes the Spectrum Next to tempt you into parting…
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The Console That Wasn’t: John Lester, CollectorVision and the Coleco Chameleon Mirage
The Chameleon as sold to the public: a promotional render, not working hardware. Photo: Retro Video Game Systems, Inc. / Wikipedia, fair…
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John Romero And Adrian Carmack Reunite For Blackroom
John Romero and Adrian Carmack, two of id Software’s four founding members, have reunited to launch a Kickstarter for their new first-person…
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Popeye Arcade Version
Popeye In my childhood, the dream of “arcade perfect” games was equalled only by one other seemingly impossible dream – that of…
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Mario Party Editor ‘Party Planner 64’ Brings Custom Tables To The Nintendo 64 Board Game
Mario Party is often renowned for its fantastic turn based gameplay, but more notably for its tendency to cause huge arguments between…
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The NES/Master System Book Second Edition Is Out Today
via GIPHY The NES/Master System Book Second Edition is out today in stores, online at imagineshop.co.uk and digitally via greatdigitalmags.com. The…
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Fatal Fury
Fatal Fury is definitely one of the best-known Nineties fighting franchises, having succeeded in both the arcade and home over the course…
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SEGA To Allow People To Share Mega Drive ROM Hacks Through Steam Workshop
Yesterday Sega Europe announced the SEGA Mega Drive Classics Hub for Steam. Basically it’s a fancy emulator shell that lets you play…
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Build it Yourself Nintendo NES / Famiclone Console Kit Arrives On Amazon Japan
If for whatever you’ve ever felt that the aesthetics of Nintendo’s 8-bit range didn’t live up to expectations, then you’re in luck.…