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Weekly Roundup #520
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Grab your controller and queue up the playlist, because RetroRGB’s Weekly Roundup #520 is here to satisfy your retro-gaming itch. This isn’t just a list; it’s a curated dive into the weird, wonderful, and weirdly specific corners of gaming history and hardware modification.
First up, the nostalgia train isn’t slowing down. We’re looking at Aleste III GG getting a new life on the Sega Master System via a patch, and Sonic 1 & 2 getting another re-release. Are we tired of Sonic re-releases yet? Probably, but they’re still selling. Meanwhile, the GameTank, a new 8-bit console, is making waves for those who appreciate the aesthetic of chunky plastic and simple circuits.
But it’s not all about playing old games; it’s about tinkering. If you’ve got a dying iPod Classic gathering dust, there’s now a plug-and-play upgrade kit to give it new life. For the modern retro enthusiast, the Zaparoo frontend has been upgraded to work smoothly with the MiSTer, making your FPGA setup feel less like a science experiment and more like a console. Plus, if you’ve ever wanted to read Game Informer archives without digging through physical copies, there’s now a digital solution.
It’s a solid mix of preservation, modification, and pure nostalgia. If you enjoy the deep dives, consider supporting Bob’s work—it keeps the retro flame alive.