June 6th week in review
A quick look back at this week's retro gaming news, from new N64 development tools to a 3D Rayman Legends remake.
It has been a busy week for classic gaming news. We saw everything from brand new development tools for older hardware to beloved retro titles making a return on modern platforms. Here is a quick look at what happened over the last few days.
Someone is building a visual engine for N64 homebrew. Felipe 64 is a new visual development tool built to speed up Nintendo 64 homebrew creation. It even includes a playable port of Final Fight to demonstrate what the engine can do.
Bandai Namco's 2026 retro lineup includes a new Time Crisis light gun. The publisher is celebrating five major anniversaries with its Namco Legendary 2026 project. The lineup includes a plug-and-play light gun, voxel puzzle games, and some Famicom merchandise.
Firework Thrower Kantaro is coming to PS5 and Switch 2. Hamster is bringing Sunsoft's 1986 Famicom action-platformer to modern consoles. The release is part of the ongoing Console Archives series.
Stuntman is coming back with a new PS5 game. The 2002 driving series returns with Stuntman: Hollywood. It blends the original's precision driving with Burnout-style destruction and Universal Pictures IP.
I will be back next week with more updates from the retro gaming world.
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