RetroPie is a great piece of software that works as a front-end to many emulators, allowing you to create a mini games console, with all…
A Pico-8 coder named ‘thisismypassword’ has managed to create a Channel F emulator in Pico-8. It required the Channel F BIOS files, and Cart ROMs of…
If you’re planning using a Raspberry Pi, or similar, to run a retro-gaming system, one of the things you will need to do is flash…
The Internet Archive have added 2,500 MS-DOS games to its library. All can be played online, thanks to Archive.org’s “emulation in the browser” system. The…
Read Me is a regular column where we collate the best recent reads on retro gaming. The Sumerian Game: The Most Important Video Game You’ve…
Lakka has been updated to version 2.3, and features new cores, platforms and RetroArch 1.7.8. Features of RetroArch 1.7.8 include the ability to play and…
Newgrounds are developing an open-source, browser-based Flash emulator called Ruffle, which will enable people to play old-Flash games and view content created with the tool.…
Popular emulation front-end, RetroPie, has been bumped up to version 4.5. The new version adds new themes, support for grid view, and adds new emulators…
Popular emulation front-end RetroArch have announced the RetroArch Disc Project, which will allow users to run original CD-ROMS for various platforms via the RetroArch software.…