Kwirk (2026) by kirby2000 for ZX Spectrum.
A faithful native port of the 1989 Game Boy puzzler: push blocks into holes, swing turnstiles and lead everyone to the stairs 48K gets Going Up, 128K adds VS and AY music.
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TMNT: Arcade Game (2026) by Gustavo Valenzuela for Sega Megadrive.
A from-scratch SGDK port of the 1989 arcade brawler, no original code used. Stage 1, all four turtles and 2-player co-op are in, with YM2612 tracks in the sound test
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Target: Renegade (2026) by jordi for Sega Genesis.
A reimagining of the 1988 beat ’em up, keeping two-player mode and detailed colour backgrounds by Dean Swain
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Combat (2026) by TjLaZer for Amiga OCS.
A 16-bit remaster of the Atari 2600 classic with all 27 variations intact, now with blitter-drawn tanks, copper skies and stereo sampled sound
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Splatch (2026) by Vector5 Games for Amiga OCS.
A hungry rabbit hoovering up carrots while acorns rain down and squirrels attack An Amstrad remake tested on real A500 and A1200 hardware.
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Pole Position (2026) by TjLaZer for Amiga OCS.
Arcade graphics, sound samples and speech carried over to the Amiga, with rival engines panning across the speakers as they pass Ever played the arcade original on 68000 hardware?
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Pacmania (2026) by TjLaZer for Amiga AGA.
An unofficial port of the arcade original, with recorded arcade music and sound effects Needs 68020+ and AGA, plus fast RAM for sound.
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Trigwa (2025) by CD-REV for Game Boy Color.
Play as The Stranger in a puzzle game set in a vast underground tomb. Unravel the history of a land obsessed with its past, room by room
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Lightseeker (2025) by Zani Pixels for Game Boy Color.
Descend into a haunted dungeon where your armour is your life and every death keeps your loot, so each run leaves you stronger How deep can you go?
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Wings of Death (2025) by Eclipse Software for Atari Jaguar.
The ST/Amiga shmup returns, remastered by its original devs at a smooth 60fps with the original soundtracks and near 100 objects on screen.
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