In this German-language video, Retrolek_TV takes on a 50-euro challenge at the RetroGamesCon in Celle to see how many retro games he can buy through haggling and bargain hunting.
The creator visits the retro game market with a tight budget, negotiating with sellers and scouting for the best deals. All the games bought during the challenge are later given away to the community via a live Twitch stream.
Good that we didn’t make such a video, our budget would have been far less 🙂
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Robo Arm (2026) by Marc Vittorini for Atari 2600.
Precision timing is everything as you extend a telescopic arm to hit moving targets. Miss and obstacles sap your energy. Can you read the trajectories?
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Jeffrey Daniels, better known in the Commodore scene as Denial, has put together a quick reference handbook for the VIC-20.
Version 2 of this handbook covers the VIC-20, VC-20, and VIC-1001 systems, with the usual programming and reference material you’d expect from Commodore documentation.
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Gyro is a minimalist PICO-8 puzzle game that asks you to rotate the board, avoid mistakes, and chase a high score. Inspired by a now-disappeared Android game, Gyro is easy to learn but difficult to master.
The goal is to rotate the board and solve puzzles while keeping your score as high as possible.
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A SNES Starfox demo runs on the Nintendo Virtual Boy, powered by a software 3D renderer.
The software renderer offers a 96×56 pixel viewport and the whole project was made in VUEngine Studio with the help of AI. The developer, who has 25 years in the industry, plans to add music and sound effects before releasing the demo and its source code.
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Plainer is a punishing platformer with just ten levels, and things get particularly nasty by level seven.
This is the developer’s first PICO-8 game.
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Old Amiga Future Issue 155 in German & English now online!
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Cleopatra Fortune + (2026) by Captain Koffski for Sega Dreamcast.
AI-driven NAOMI-to-Dreamcast port requiring the original NAOMI game — fully playable on real hardware.
Two-player, free-play, authentic boot splash — and a community first.
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The Chronavi (2026) by 2BarrelArts for Game Boy Advance.
A GBA FPS that channels Wolfenstein and Doom, with 30 bite-sized levels aboard a ship overrun by aliens. Best on real hardware via flash cart, emulators work too.
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Osu64 (2026) by neoluigi for Nintendo 64.
A native 4K rhythm game demake that now fits on a single 64MB cartridge. v1.4 brings 19 beatmaps, buffered audio sync, and dynamic camera tilting. Fancy a go?
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