Top news from the gaming industry.
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Top news from the gaming industry.
**Rules:**
1. No news roundups, promotions or offers
2. No off-topic or low-effort content or comments
3. No illegal content or inflammatory language
4. No reposts
>"Brazilian software engineer Vitor Vilela hacked the Atari game Race Drivin’ to run at 30 frames per second using the Nintendo SA-1 "Super Accelerator" chip. The results are stunning."
>"Brazilian software engineer Vitor Vilela hacked the Atari game Race Drivin’ to run at 30 frames per second using the Nintendo SA-1 "Super Accelerator" chip. The results are stunning."
Not much is known about the current status of this highly compelling game, but the trademark for Scalebound has been renewed a few times in the past, implying that the IP is alive in some capacity over at Microsoft.
Not much is known about the current status of this highly compelling game, but the trademark for Scalebound has been renewed a few times in the past, implying that the IP is alive in some capacity over at Microsoft.
"Pokémon is celebrating the 25th anniversary of Red and Blue on the Nintendo Game Boy, and the series has remained popular for two decades _...Read More_
"Pokémon is celebrating the 25th anniversary of Red and Blue on the Nintendo Game Boy, and the series has remained popular for two decades _...Read More_
“For people who have struggled with problematic gaming for years, the boredom and uncertainty of the pandemic has forced them to confront their addiction anew.”
“For people who have struggled with problematic gaming for years, the boredom and uncertainty of the pandemic has forced them to confront their addiction anew.”