Hardware launches, preservation milestones, community projects, and everything happening in the world of classic gaming.
A breakthrough in real-time CRT simulation has produced shader technology that is virtually indistinguishable from a genuine cathode ray tube display.
Sony PVM and BVM monitors along with other professional CRTs are commanding unprecedented prices on the secondhand market as retro gaming enthusiasts compete for a finite and shrinking supply.
Nintendo's dedicated music app now features hundreds of soundtracks spanning the NES, SNES, Game Boy, and N64 eras in a long-overdue celebration of gaming's greatest compositions.
Pixel FX has announced the Morph 4K, a next-generation upscaler designed to be the definitive solution for connecting retro consoles to modern displays.
The open-source MiSTer FPGA platform receives significant updates to its N64 and Saturn cores, narrowing the gap with commercial FPGA solutions.
Atari has purchased the rights to the legendary Wizardry franchise, signaling an aggressive expansion into its growing portfolio of classic gaming properties.
After years of delays and mounting skepticism, Analogue's FPGA-based N64 console is finally in customers' hands and it delivers.