Zachary Banks started an article series related to new games on old systems. Kindly check out the article on his page (link below). Read more about New Game, Old Console Part 2: Retro Resurgence (misc)
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Zachary Banks started an article series related to new games on old systems. Kindly check out the article on his page (link below). Read more about New Game, Old Console Part 1: JRPGS And Upgraded Systems (misc)
Bored? Need something to read? Maybe even free? What about the latest REV'n'GE? Issue #43 is out! Read more about REV’n’GE Issue #43 (misc)
Bored? Need something to read? Maybe even free? What about the latest REV'n'GE? Issue #42 is out! Read more about REV’n’GE Issue #42 (misc)
Bored? Need something to read? Maybe even free? What about the latest REV'n'GE? Issue #41 is out! Read more about REV’n’GE Issue #41 (misc)
BITBITJam is an Online RetroGame event where people around the world create a game for old hardware in a week. Create a game to play on a real old hardware (8 bits and 16 bits retro computer/console). Read more about BitBitJam 2014 (misc)
OpenConsole is a .pdf magazine in Italian language, specialized in homebrew and open-source consoles. Read more about OpenConsole #8 (misc)
Retrogaming Times Monthly #114 is available. RTM is a retro magazine, sometimes with focus on the homebrew scene. Read more about Retrogaming Times Monthly (RTM) #114 (misc)
The international non-profit just for fun game development group Retroguru is looking for helping hands! Several of their games such as Giana's Return, Sqrxz, Sqrxz 2 and Sqrxz 3 were ported to several oldschool (but also newschool) consoles, handhelds and computers. Still they suffer to find a helping hand to support them with homebrew Wii development. Certainly they will be also happy if you can code for other systems not yet supported such as PSX or PS2, Haiku, BeOS, etc... Most up to date engine is used in Sqrxz 3 available for 18 systems! Main code was usually done by Thor using C/SDL 1.2. Read more about Retroguru looking for homebrew coders! (misc)
InterLOGIC is based on the old Amiga logic game "Balls". The object of the game is to move balls of different colors through a maze, connecting them with other balls of the same color. Two or more connected balls of the same color will disappear. The aim of the game is to clean the whole maze in this way. The balls are connected if they are right next to each other horizontally or vertically, but not diagonally. The current release contains 30 mind-breaking levels for you to solve. Ported to Symbian OS v3 by AnotherGuest. Read more about InterLOGIC v1.00.0 (Symbain OS v3 Game Port)