A deep retrospective on the Philips CD-i: how an ambitious multimedia console became a cautionary tale, and how emulators are now the most realistic path to preserving and re-experiencing its controversial library.
A deep dive into the Watara Supervision - a budget 1990s handheld that dared to challenge the Game Boy with a distinctive design, a quirky library of licensed and unlicensed titles, and a small-but-passionate following today.
A guided tour of lesser-known Game Boy Color titles that deliver surprising creativity, tight design, and unforgettable nostalgia - from cult platformers to innovative hardware experiments.
Emulators and fan communities are restoring the Neo Geo Pocket Color from obscurity-improving accuracy, enabling netplay, supporting translations and homebrew, and introducing the system to a new generation of players.
From bold color clashes to pioneering procedural worlds, the ZX Spectrum's technical constraints and vibrant bedroom-developer culture seeded ideas that still shape modern game design and indie development.
A deep dive into lesser-known Atari Lynx titles that deserve renewed attention - highlighting gameplay, what made them special on Atari’s color handheld, and the legacy they left for retro players today.
A guided tour through overlooked Sega Saturn classics - Japan-only rarities, cult favorites and creative outliers that deserve another look. Includes why they were missed, what makes each special, and how to play them today.
From pixel-perfect accuracy to AI-assisted upscaling and built-in netplay, a new wave of Game Boy emulators blends nostalgia with modern convenience. This article explores the technical advances, community momentum, developer perspectives, legal considerations, and practical tips for newcomers.