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The RPG Maker Web forum closes permanently December 11, 2026, with no archive planned — over 1.4 million posts and years of dev resources at risk.
EA is shutting down Grid Legends online servers on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S on September 11. Steam and Switch 2 versions are not affected.
Jotego's CPS3 beta core for MiSTer FPGA launched June 12 behind a Patreon gate, with a free public release to follow. RetroRemake's console GUI is now open to all.
A new fan translation of Jaleco's 1993 Super Famicom brawler Rushing Beat Shura restores the Japanese version, reversing the changes made for its North American release.
Homebrew developer AAR is building Tetris DMG-01, a faithful port of the 1989 Game Boy Tetris to the Sega Genesis, with a planned colorized mode alongside the original monochrome look.
A new Sega Saturn patch for Samurai Spirits RPG unlocks bonus material previously associated with the PlayStation version, highlighting the archival value of old version differences.
Aeon Genesis has released an English patch for Real Robots Final Attack, opening up a 1998 import PlayStation game after a translation project that dates back to 2006.
OmniDrive adds support for reading GameCube, Wii, Xbox, and Xbox 360 disc formats on compatible MT1959-based Blu-ray drives, giving collectors a new path for backing up their physical libraries.
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