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Jason H. Moore has been quietly publishing bite-sized Atari programming tutorials for years, and it is exactly the kind of passion project the internet needs.
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Analogue 3D just got an OLED-focused HDR update
Firmware 1.2.5 brings Advanced HDR to the FPGA N64 console, along with alphabetical library navigation and automatic Rumble Pak detection.
An unreleased Punch-Out prototype just revealed four scrapped fighters
The Video Game History Foundation has acquired a pre-release NES cartridge of Punch-Out that includes fighters who never made it to the final game.
Sega's internal metrics just revealed how Sega Channel really affected game sales
The Video Game History Foundation has unearthed marketing data from 1995 that finally answers whether Sega's cable TV service cannibalized retail cartridges.
Playasia's new retro collection explicitly lists Switch 2 support
The upcoming physical release of Telenet Shooting Collection I+II includes a surprising detail about Nintendo's unannounced next-generation console.
Fantasy Zone just turned 40 and Opa-Opa still needs a TV show
Sega's pastel-colored arcade shooter launched in March 1986. It brought a shop system and bright graphics to a genre obsessed with dark space stations.
Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection just got private room codes
Digital Eclipse's massive compilation of early Mortal Kombat games just received a major update, bringing much-needed multiplayer features and difficulty locks.