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A German hardware hacker, KittenLabs, has successfully managed to run GTA: Vice City on a TP-Link TL-WDR4900 Wi-Fi router. The hack involved installing Debian Linux on the router, connecting an AMD Radeon HD 7470 as an eGPU, and overcoming several hurdles to get the game running....

With the help of a community mod, the iconic duo Jak and Daxter have made a triumphant return to gaming with the introduction of online and local multiplayer infrastructure. The original game has been natively ported to PC, featuring new additions such as demo playback files, spectating options with various camera angles, and...

"Taki Udon, who is involved with the production of several new pieces of FPGA-based retro gaming hardware, has revealed that the upcoming FPGA handheld will use an AMOLED screen..."

"Atari has announced that it has acquired former retro rival Intellivision and many of the games from its library..."

"Computer Space holds a special place in video game history. It was the first arcade video game ever released, launching in 1971. It was also the first commercially available video game of all time and is responsible for starting Nolan Bushnell on the path to Atari, one of the most influential companies in the history of the...

"Aliens Neoplasma II is a continuation of the first game by Sanchez Crew set in the "Aliens" universe..."

"RockerGaming and BlueShell3D have just opened pre-orders for their upgraded 72-pin connector for the NES, called the Ninten-Drawer. As many of you are aware, over time the original Nintendo cartridge connector mechanism can become unreliable..."

"Wake up! A grand adventure beckons!"...

"Gabriel Pyron, the coding genius behind WIP Mega Drive / Genesis versions of Samurai Shodown and Marvel Super Heroes, has just revealed that he's working on a King of Fighters-style game for the 16-bit console..."

"HDMI CEC ARC/eARC issues If you are having issues using HDMI CEC with a MiSTer FPGA connected to your setup, there are some solutions to help you out. One solution involves cutting out a pin from a chip on the DE10 Nano board (Pin1 on U34). However there is safer solutions..."

"I don't think we should just do exactly what [Yamauchi] has said in the past..."

"A clever modder and YouTuber has developed a unique handheld N64 that plays actual cartridges, forgoing any sort of emulation..."

"The clamshell RG35XXSP is Anbernic's latest handheld, and their first with this form factor..."

"From forgotten oddities to essential peripherals, these are the accessories that helped make the Nintendo Game Boy legendary..."

"James Lambert is aiming for a full physical release..."

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Taking inspiration from the legendary vertical handheld consoles, AYANEO Pocket DMG marks a return to the roots of handheld gaming aspirations," says the company. The system has only been seen in close-up images so far, but appears to be based on the Game Boy...

"We've already seen the likes of the Analogue Pocket, RG Nano and Powkiddy RGB30, and now Anbernic is adding another system to the list in the form of the recently teased RG Cube..."

"The rumoured RG35XXSP form ANBERNIC is official, and they have informed us that it will be available soon..."

"The RG28XX just released and there is already CFW out for it! MinUI has already gotten support rolling for the brand-new horizontal device from Anbernic..."

"The big selling point is that 64DD hardware support is baked into the cartridge. Other N64 flash carts already offer this functionality but require a custom OS to be installed – SummerCart64 will offer 64DD support right out of the box..."

"The company was founded in 1976 by Jack Tramiel and Irving Gould. Its C64 personal computer was a massive success, enabling the firm to post sales of $49 million by the close of 1983..."

"As reported by Taki Udon, new clone boards are coming out of the Far East which offer the same performance as the 'legit' DE10 at a fraction of the cost..."

"The source code to yet another classic video game has just been released online, thanks to a combined effort between 3DO fans and the original developers....

"The Analogue Pocket is a high-end handheld retro gaming system that uses FPGA technology to replicate the performance of classic gaming platforms on a hardware (rather than software) level, which means it's incredibly accurate. The machine runs physical cartridges for systems like the Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance...