An Atari 2600 version of the 1984 game Tarzan, previously thought to be lost, has been rediscovered and made available to play online. The game showcases a unique bankswitching technique, allowing for a larger and more immersive scrolling experience on the Atari 2600’s limited storage. Originally developed for the ColecoVision, the Atari version was outsourced and redesigned to suit the 2600’s capabilities but never released due to the video game recession in the mid-1980s.
In a world of modern gaming, retro game consoles offer a nostalgic escape into the simpler and pixelated past. These consoles evoke images of vintage controllers, cartridge-based games, and the sound of 8-bit music. They transcend generations, bridging the gap between the gaming experiences of the old and the modern era. Whether you’re looking to relive childhood memories or introduce classic games to a new generation, retro game consoles offer a wide range of options. From handheld consoles for on-the-go gaming to TV-connected consoles for a larger screen experience, there’s something for every retro gaming enthusiast.
The MagSafe charging standard may not be without its detractors, but Elago’s latest creation will surely bring a smile to the faces of retro gaming enthusiasts. Meet the Game Boy Advance SP MagSafe Stand, a playfully designed stand that transforms your MagSafe charger into a beloved handheld gaming device. While it lacks the functionality of an actual Game Boy Advance, its charming aesthetics and solid construction make it a unique and fun accessory for your MagSafe-compatible iPhone. Despite the lack of working buttons or folding capabilities, the Game Boy Advance SP MagSafe Stand exudes nostalgia while providing a convenient charging solution for your device.
Delta, a free Nintendo emulator, is now available on the Apple App Store. With Delta, you can play Game Boy Advance, Nintendo Entertainment System, and Nintendo DS games on your iPhone. Here’s a quick guide on how to set up and use Delta.
The legendary Konami code, known for bestowing bonuses in various games, has been discovered in Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness after 25 years. Using a modified version of the code, players can unlock characters, outfits, and a hidden hard mode. While the code was originally intended as a debug tool, it has become a beloved Easter egg in the gaming world.
