Iconic Grand Theft Auto 3 'Ghost City' Mod Restored After 22 Years
The legendary Ghost City bridge mod for Grand Theft Auto 3 has been fully recreated, allowing players to explore the map's out-of-bounds area for the first time.
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Why Gamers Are Trading PlayStation and Xbox for Retro Handhelds
As major console manufacturers face criticism for layoffs and anti-consumer policies, gamers are increasingly turning to powerful, open-source handheld devices.
Building the Ultimate Donkey Kong Collection: A 2026 Collector's Guide
Thinking of building a Donkey Kong collection? Here is what you need to know about the games and consoles to start your journey in 2026.
Lenovo Has Officially Ditched Its Piracy-Packed G02 Handheld
Lenovo has pulled the $60 G02 emulation device from sale after international reports highlighted the handheld came pre-loaded with copyrighted ROMs.
Yes, You Can Actually Take Photos of Jupiter With a Game Boy Camera
Think the Game Boy Camera is just for 8-bit selfies? Recent experiments show it can be strapped to a massive telescope to capture images of Jupiter.
Tales Series Mobile Spin-Offs See New Preservation Breakthrough
Three rare Tales of Mobile titles have been recovered by preservationists, allowing fans to access previously lost Japanese feature phone games.
Commodore's Latest Move: Why the C64 Ultimate is Taking a Backseat
Commodore is shifting focus toward its new dumbphone, leaving the C64 Ultimate in an awkward spot. Here is what this means for the future of the retro hardware.
How to Use Modern Controllers on Retro Consoles in 2026
Learn how to connect your PS5 DualSense or Xbox controller to classic systems like the NES, Sega Genesis, and PS1 using modern wireless adapters.
Why Earthbound Faced Such Harsh Criticism at Its 1995 Launch
Earthbound is now a cult classic, but it struggled at its 1995 release. We look at why the Super Nintendo RPG was initially met with indifference.
Why Final Fantasy 4 Still Matters 35 Years Later
Thirty-five years after its debut, Final Fantasy 4 remains a high-water mark for blending character identity with gameplay mechanics in the RPG genre.
Why Suikoden II Doesn't Need a Remake
While remakes are common in the JRPG genre, some titles like Suikoden II are perfect as they are. Here is why a from-the-ground-up remake isn't necessary.
Why the Disappearing Bargain Bin Matters to Physical Game Collectors
As physical media fades, the bargain bin—a source of hidden gems like Grasshopper's Contact—is becoming a relic of the past for game collectors.
How to Download Your Digital Games Before Stores Shut Down
Concerned about losing digital games? Follow these platform-specific steps to redownload your library on PS3, Vita, 3DS, Wii U, Wii, and Xbox 360.
Donkey Kong 64: Recompiled Targeting Summer 2026 Release for PC
The fan-made PC port of Donkey Kong 64 is set for a summer 2026 release. Developers are prioritizing high-quality code over AI-generated alternatives.
7 Sega Genesis RPGs That Are Still Stuck on Original Hardware
From Shadowrun to Cadash, these classic Sega Genesis RPGs never received official ports, leaving them trapped on original 16-bit hardware in 2026.