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Sega's Dreamcast retro console is still getting new games 25 years after it was abandoned
Despite being discontinued 25 years ago, Sega's Dreamcast console continues to receive new game releases. The retro console remains popular among gamers who appreciate its simpler technology while still offering online play capabilities.
Anbernic is making yet another GBA SP clone, and I'm glad it's ditching the sticks
Anbernic is releasing a new GBA SP-style handheld, the RG SP, which notably ditches the embedded thumbsticks of its predecessors for a more authentic retro experience. This new model is 10% slimmer than previous versions and features a 25% thinner top screen bezel. It will be powered by the H700 chipset, capable of emulating up to PlayStation 1 and Dreamcast, and will be available in multiple colors.
The 12 best pirate video games and how to play them right now
This article lists and discusses the 12 best pirate-themed video games available to play. It covers a range of titles from classic adventure games like The Secret of Monkey Island to modern titles such as Sea of Thieves and Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag, detailing their availability on various platforms and their unique pirate elements.
Hidden Gems of Game Design Vol 49
This article highlights several underappreciated games, including the solo-developed survival horror Tache Noire, the free roguelite KIBORG: Arena which shaped its full release, a Game Boy Advance port of Crazy Taxi, and the Gothic-inspired adventure The Island of Doctor Morose. It discusses their unique gameplay mechanics, potential bugs, and reasons for their obscurity.
Sonic Team knew it had to “create the absolute best possible game” when it came to Sonic Adventure
Sonic Team boss Takashi Iizuka discussed the development of Sonic Adventure for the Dreamcast, stating the team's goal was to create the best possible game during a challenging period for SEGA. He also mentioned the previous Sonic Jam title for the Sega Saturn.
Sonic Team head says an especially memorable game that he’s worked on is Sonic Adventure 2
Sonic Team head Takahashi Iizuka stated that Sonic Adventure 2 is the most memorable game he has worked on. He shared anecdotes about the development of the Dreamcast title with Famitsu magazine. The interview touched upon his fondest memories from his time working on the Sonic series.
Sega explains why Sonic classic games aren’t coming back anytime soon
Sega's Sonic Team head Takashi Iizuka explained that re-releasing classic Sonic games is complex due to modern player expectations for improved visuals and controls. This complexity leads Sega to prioritize new game development over extensive remasters. Despite this, the franchise is experiencing a strong period with successful movies and games.
Capcom’s PS5 Remake of PS2 Action Game Will Include Story Changes
Capcom has confirmed that the upcoming PlayStation 5 remake of Resident Evil Veronica will include story changes to improve continuity within the larger Resident Evil universe. Series producer Yoshiaki Hirabayashi stated that these adjustments are being made to better connect the game to titles like Resident Evil 7, 8, and 9. The original Code Veronica, released over 25 years ago on the Dreamcast, is a mainline entry but has been considered somewhat of an outlier in the series' narrative.
Poll: Box Art Brawl - Duel: Rayman 3D
This article discusses the box art for Rayman 3D, a Nintendo 3DS port of Rayman 2. It compares the North American and European cover art, ultimately favoring the North American design for its dynamic composition. The piece also briefly touches on the game's release and its 3D visuals.
Resident Evil Code: Veronica Remake Officially Announced
Capcom officially announced the Resident Evil Code: Veronica remake during Summer Game Fest 2026 with a new trailer. The remake of the 2000 Dreamcast title is scheduled for a 2027 release and will feature protagonist Claire Redfield. The trailer showcased familiar locations, zombies, and hinted at the ongoing nightmare of the Redfield siblings against the Umbrella Corporation.
Capcom announce Resident Evil: Code Veronica remake, a new first-person version of the 26-year-old Dreamcast hit
Capcom has announced a remake of Resident Evil: Code Veronica, titled Resident Evil: Veronica, set to launch in 2027 for PC and consoles. The remake will feature a first-person perspective, similar to recent Resident Evil titles, and stars Claire Redfield. The original game was released on Dreamcast in 2000.
Resident Evil – Code: Veronica remake announced
Capcom has announced a remake of the Dreamcast survival horror title Resident Evil – Code: Veronica, revealed during Summer Game Fest 2025. While no gameplay was shown, a cinematic trailer confirmed the remake is planned for a 2027 release. The article speculates on potential improvements to controls and visuals, contrasting it with other Resident Evil remakes.
Maldita Castilla: Requiem - A fantastic Ghost'n'Goblins homage with an early teased Megadrive demo via PlayOnRetro!
PlayOnRetro has announced a demo for the upcoming Sega Mega Drive version of Maldita Castilla, a retro-inspired action platformer originally released by Locomalito for PC in 2012. This new version for the 16-bit console will feature alternative routes and new challenges. A Dreamcast version is also being discussed, which may include a two-player option.
Former SEGA executive: Yuji Naka is a “miserable person” and “a horrible human being”
Former SEGA executive Mike Fischer has strongly criticized Yuji Naka, calling him "a horrible human being" and accusing him of stealing credit for the creation of Sonic the Hedgehog. Fischer stated that while Naka was the programmer, Naoto Ōshima was the character creator and Hirokazu Yasuhara was key to the game design. Fischer also mentioned Naka's recent conviction as a felon.
Gallery: SEGA Shares Early Sonic Adventure Concept Art, Here's A Look
SEGA has shared early concept art for the original Sonic Adventure, originally released on the Dreamcast and later on GameCube. This release is part of Sonic's 35th anniversary celebrations, with more events and the fourth Sonic movie expected in the future.
Sega to Bring Back Classic IP Through its New Sega Universe Initiative
Sega has launched the "Sega Universe" initiative to revive its classic intellectual properties, including Jet Set Radio and Crazy Taxi. The company plans to expand these IPs beyond games into film, music, fashion, and merchandise. Rumors suggest the Jet Set Radio reboot will feature open-world gameplay with potential shooter mechanics, while Crazy Taxi will be massively multiplayer.
Solo dev takes on the ultimate retro challenge, ports "Super Mario 64 meets Pokemon" platformer to PS1, N64, Saturn, Dreamcast, and far more terrible consoles all at once
Solo developer Walfrido Abejón is creating Noah and the Poohloudies, a 3D platformer with creature collecting elements, simultaneously for six retro consoles: PlayStation 1, Nintendo 64, Sega Saturn, Dreamcast, 3DO, and N-Gage. The game involves rescuing robots and utilizing their abilities while managing their needs, presenting a unique challenge due to the distinct technical limitations of each platform.
Resident Evil Requiem suspiciously references Dreamcast classic Code: Veronica as remake rumors begin cautiously: "My neighbour who recently moved in is also called Veronica"
Fans have discovered several subtle references to Resident Evil Code: Veronica within Resident Evil Village, fueling speculation about a potential remake. These include an anagram of 'Veronica' on a bottle and a hotel register entry, alongside a humorous fan comment about a neighbor named Veronica Bravo. This follows Capcom's pattern of remaking earlier titles in the series, with Resident Evil 4 being the most recent.
Fans of Old Dreamcast Games Are Going to Go Gaga for This Strange Fishing Sim
About Fishing is a peculiar fishing simulation horror game inspired by the Dreamcast era, with influences from Shenmue and SEGA Bass Fishing. Developed by The Water Museum, the game features a mystery aspect with puzzle-solving mechanics and a narrative that emphasizes the passage of time and weather within a seemingly peaceful town.
The Game Boy Advance turned 25 this weekend, these are the retro handhelds that help it shine in 2026
The Game Boy Advance celebrated its 25th anniversary, prompting a look at modern retro handhelds that excel at emulating its games. Devices like the Anbernic RG Cube, RG28XX, and RG35XXSP are highlighted for their ability to run Game Boy Advance titles and other classic systems, offering various form factors and features for enthusiasts.
