First Look: Emerald Translucent Shell Teased for SuperStation one
Taki Udon has teased a stunning emerald green translucent shell for the SuperStation one, hinting at a potential future colorway following the retirement of Matte Black.
Taki Udon has teased a stunning emerald green translucent shell for the SuperStation one, hinting at a potential future colorway following the retirement of Matte Black.
Taki Udon has announced that SuperStation one Batch 5 is officially live and in stock for immediate shipping. This batch marks the final chance to purchase the matte black edition before it is permanently discontinued.
Developer BigChat88 has released Dark Forces 64, an ambitious homebrew port bringing LucasArts’ classic 1995 PC FPS Star Wars: Dark Forces directly to real Nintendo 64 hardware with Expansion Pak support and full Roland SC-55 MIDI playback.
ThatGuyMcd brings Sucker Punch’s groundbreaking 1999 N64 platformer Rocket: Robot on Wheels to Windows, Linux, Steam Deck, and Android with uncapped frame rates, widescreen, RT64 enhancements, and native modern camera mods.
PKForge brings a full-featured Pokémon save editor and offline cross-generation Bank (Gen 1 through Gen 9) to Android, featuring Auto Legality Mod integration and dual-screen handheld support.
Konami's 1993 16-bit classic Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster Busts Loose! has received an enhanced native Windows PC port featuring true native widescreen (16:9 and 21:9), CRT shaders, and modern controls.
The open-source project Petari by the SMGCommunity is actively decompiling Nintendo's 2007 Wii masterpiece Super Mario Galaxy into byte-matching C++, laying the essential groundwork for preservation and future ports.
The original 2001 Xbox classic Halo: Combat Evolved has been natively recompiled for Windows, Linux, and Android with 128-player cross-play, modern netcode, and an automated self-updater.
Rare's famously rude 2001 Nintendo 64 platformer Conker's Bad Fur Day has officially been recompiled into a native desktop game for Windows, Linux, and macOS with widescreen, 60FPS, and modern controller support.
The obscure Sega 32X platformer Knuckles' Chaotix has officially been decompiled and ported to modern PC platforms with native widescreen and 60FPS support.