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This week in retro, minus the hype.
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Castlevania AGA hits version 1.0 on the Amiga, and it’s not the game you think it is
Call it Castlevania for the Amiga and most people will picture a straight port: Simon Belmont, the same…
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A 1984 MSX pinball game has finally found its way onto an Amstrad CPC
Rollerball never touched Amstrad hardware in 1984, and there was no obvious reason it ever would. HAL Laboratory,…
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Analogue’s latest patch means you never have to quit your N64 game to fix it
Does a point-release firmware update deserve its own article? Normally, no. Firmware 1.5.1 for the Analogue 3D gets…
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ModRetro M64: the $229 FPGA N64 that turned up on time
The ModRetro M64 is an FPGA-based Nintendo 64 clone that went on sale on 28 July 2026. It…
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You can finally fix the Atari 2600’s blurriest problem for the price of a large pizza
The Atari 2600 has spent 49 years talking to televisions over RF, which is a polite way of…
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A Blues Brothers sequel that vanished in 1994 is 80 per cent of the way back onto the Amiga
The Amiga was dying in 1994, and Titus quietly let its Blues Brothers sequel die with it. The…