Relive dozens or even hundreds of classic games on these retro gaming handhelds with built-in titles and a cartridge slot.

Atari describes its 2600+ and recently announced 7800+ consoles as “backward and forward compatible.” That means you can use old 2600 and 7800 cartridges with the company’s new consoles (albeit ...

Superhero games have a rich history since the Atari 2600, with iconic heroes like X-Men and Spider-Man featured in gripping gameplay. Emulators offer access to older superhero games, like X-Men: Reign ...

Please verify your email address. Another day, another Nintendo emulator gone forever. Ryujinx is the latest Nintendo Switch emulator to cease to exist, after the founder was apparently being ...

Now, the video game developer has struck a channel for simply creating emulation-related content. Nintendo’s history of product protection is long and meticulous. For instance, Gamecube disks in ...

The big picture: The Jaguar was Atari's final attempt to stay competitive ... has been hard at work developing a Jaguar emulator for Apple's platform. And from the looks of it, the project is ...

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Atari 50 is rightly considered to be the best retro gaming collection ever made. While there are a few other collections with superior games lists (the SEGA Mega Drive Collection springs to mind ...

ranging from the Atari 2600 to the Nintendo 3DS, but it offers a much more beginner-friendly interface. Besides that, the emulator includes all the basics, like the ability to save game states ...

Although no one can go back to the past, you can still enjoy these games on your Android phone, thanks to emulators. However, finding the right emulator can be a hassle with so many options available.

The DLC's new timeline will cover some of the Atari 2600’s innovations, which may have been underappreciated in their time, the search for unreleased prototypes, and also the importance of video ...

Just the other day, Atari and developer Digital Eclipse announced that a new paid DLC expansion for Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration would be launching, er, tomorrow (that's 26th September 2024).