A fan-made port of Duke Nukem 3D has been successfully brought to the Sega Dreamcast, impressing even the game’s original creator. This port was developed by a modder named Ivan Guber and includes several enhancements that improve the overall experience on the Dreamcast platform.

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A hacker has successfully modified the Game Boy Camera to work with the Mega Duck, an obscure handheld console also known as the Cougar Boy. This project, undertaken by a hacker known as 0xbbbbbr, is part of an effort to bring parity to Mega Duck users, allowing them to experience functionalities similar to those available to Game Boy owners.

A new Prop Hunt mod is being developed for Super Mario 64, as announced by the YouTuber Drenchy. This mod is the creation of Blocky, a well-known Mario 64 modder, and was commissioned specifically for Drenchy’s YouTube channel. The mod is designed as an extension of Super Mario 64 COOP Deluxe, a multiplayer mod for the unofficial PC port of Super Mario 64. It requires a legitimate copy of the original N64 ROM to play.

With the release date now set for Suikoden I and II HD Remaster, Konami has updated the official site to provide profiles for the main characters from the first game. The five characters introduced include the four initial companions of the protagonist, who is canonically named Tir McDohl.

Been waiting forever for this game to be released.

Nape Games, a small Spanish studio, has launched a Kickstarter campaign for “Restless Anima: Engine Room,” a psychological horror game designed for the NES and Sega Dreamcast.

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The PC-98 dungeon crawler Slayers has recently received an English fan translation, allowing English-speaking players to experience the game for the first time.

Masaki Crafts successfully transformed a broken 1984 Sony Watchman into a functional Game Boy Color. The modified device features a cartridge slot, HDMI TV output, headphone jack, and a link cable port, along with an SNES controller port for HDMI use.

The Nintendo PlayStation, a prototype console resulting from a failed collaboration between Nintendo and Sony, has become a highly sought-after piece of gaming history.

A sewing machine inspired by the Game Boy Color? Indeed, such a device exists and is known as the Singer IZEK 1500. This unique sewing machine was packaged with the handheld console, featuring a built-in Link Cable and a selection of Game Boy Color cartridges designed for creating sewing patterns on garments, including designs like the Mario family.

The Dreamcast title “Birdcage of Horrors,” or “Grauen no Torikago,” has received a new fan translation led by Derek Pascarella, alongside contributors Anonymous, T_Chan, and Walnut. This Japan-exclusive murder mystery/horror “i-dra” developed by Sega and ASCII Entertainment was distributed across six GD-ROM discs through the Dreamcast Direct Online service, comprising 365 one-minute episodes.

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The Nintendo 64 release of Banjo-Kazooie has been fully decompiled, which opens up significant opportunities for fan projects and potentially native PC ports.

Clock Tower: Rewind is set to launch in Fall 2024 for multiple platforms, including PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Sonic CD has been unofficially ported to the Sega Genesis as part of the 2024 Sonic Hacking Contest. This fan project aims to bring the classic game, originally released for the Sega CD, to the Genesis/Mega Drive platform.

This fan-created game, Super Mario and the Rainbow Stars, features 7 chapters and is currently available for download. The game merges elements from Paper Mario and the Mario and Luigi series into an engaging side-scrolling 2D platformer.

Super Mario Eclipse is an ambitious fan-made mod of Super Mario Sunshine, designed to expand and enhance the original game with a wealth of new content and features.

BillyTime!Games has released a new ROM hack for the Mega Drive/Genesis, revitalizing the classic 1991 action roguelike Toejam & Earl.

Mini-Moni. Shakatto Tambourine! da Pyon! is a 2002 rhythm game developed by Sega for the PS1, notable for being the company’s only original game on that console.

Derek Connolly, the screenwriter known for his work on the Jurassic World trilogy, is set to adapt Sega’s 1993 fighting game Eternal Champions into a live-action film. This project is being developed by Skydance, with Toru Nakahara, who has overseen the Sonic movies, acting as one of the producers.

Diablo fans have developed a web browser port that allows users to play the original Diablo game on any internet-connected device.

Recent discussions have centered on the Capcom vs. SNK crossover series, particularly following the inclusion of SNK characters in Street Fighter 6. In response to this interest, an English translation patch for the Japan-exclusive Dreamcast version of Capcom vs. SNK Pro is in development, created by @JustinGibbins.

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