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Featured image for: 6 Sega Technical Institute prototypes recovered by Hidden Palace

6 Sega Technical Institute prototypes recovered by Hidden Palace

Preservationists at Hidden Palace and DevStash have pulled playable prototypes, design docs, and raw source code for six early-1990s Sega Genesis projects off former STI programmer Ken Rose's old floppy disks.

Hyperkin Mega95 handheld console being docked and shown running retro games

Hyperkin's Mega95 Genesis handheld is finally in mass production

Nearly three years after its CES 2024 reveal, Hyperkin's cartridge-playing Sega Genesis handheld has finished R&D and started factory assembly.

Featured image for: Hidden Palace releases playable Treasure Tails and Jester prototypes

Hidden Palace releases playable Treasure Tails and Jester prototypes

Preservation groups Hidden Palace and DevStash recovered six Sega Technical Institute projects from programmer Ken Rose's old floppy disks.

Evercade James Pond Collection promotional cartridge artwork featuring James Pond

Evercade's four-game James Pond cartridge launches on December 4

Blaze Entertainment's physical compilation packs four 16-bit Sega Genesis adventures of the British mascot onto a single Evercade cartridge.

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Fighting Street MD brings the 1987 Street Fighter to Sega Genesis

Indie developer io8066 has released Fighting Street MD on itch.io, a free homebrew port of the original 1987 Street Fighter built for the Sega Genesis.

Promotional title card and box art for The Eggcellent Dizzy Collection featuring Dizzy the egg adventurer

The Eggcellent Dizzy Collection is coming to Sega Mega Drive in 2027

Philip and Andrew Oliver are reviving a lost 1990s Sega Mega Drive cartridge compilation featuring three classic Dizzy games to celebrate 40 years of the series.

Prisonela MD screenshot (IGDB)

Two Black Cats gets its 16-bit engine running on SNES at 60 FPS

After launching MD Engine on Steam last month, Two Black Cats has ported its no-code 16-bit development tool and test game Prisonela MD to the Super Nintendo.