May 30th week in review
A roundup of this week's retro gaming news, including a Sinistar Apple IIgs port, Batocera updates, and physical releases for Mago and Disney Afternoon.
I have rounded up the stories we covered this week so you do not miss anything. From arcade ports to visual novel remakes, there is plenty to catch up on.
Sinistar is now playable on the Apple IIgs. A new homebrew port brings the terrifying 1982 Williams arcade classic to the Apple IIgs. It includes digitized speech and SNES controller support.
Batocera 43.1 just dropped to fix your disappearing game collections. The Batocera team released a quick stability patch to address missing systems, storage bugs, and controller issues. These problems were introduced in version 43.
Mago is getting a massive 'Hyperdelicious' console upgrade. The 2022 PC platformer is heading to PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch this winter. It adds a new post-game world and a very fancy physical edition.
The Disney Afternoon Collection now has a physical Switch release. Atari just dropped the physical edition for Nintendo Switch, which includes retro milk caps and two extra SNES games. The Moon song is already stuck in my head.
We will be back next week with more retro gaming news and reviews.
Source: Sinistar is now playable on the Apple IIgs, Batocera 43.1 just dropped to fix your disappearing game collections, Mago is getting a massive 'Hyperdelicious' console upgrade, The Disney Afternoon Collection now has a physical Switch release, Steins;Gate is getting a full visual remake this fall
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