Mail Run flight simulation in development for Amiga
Mjnurney is developing Mail Run, an AI-assisted flight simulation game for Commodore Amiga, distributed as an ADF disk image via itch.io for £1.00. The title is still in development. via itch.io
News for September 20, 2026
SOF.I.A. Volumen 4: Rebirth Protocol closes ZX Spectrum sci-fi saga
Carlos Games has released SOF.I.A. Volumen 4: Rebirth Protocol, a free Spanish-language text adventure for ZX Spectrum written in Sinclair BASIC. It concludes the four-part retro sci-fi interactive fiction series with multiple endings, available as both a ZX Spectrum release and an HTML5 version. via itch.io
Nex Playground eyed as new home for Wii and Kinect motion games
The Nex Playground, a motion-control console that has sold over a million units, is reportedly being approached by major publishers about reviving old Wii and Kinect catalogues. The device is expanding internationally, having launched in the UK in March and set to arrive in Germany this year. via timeextension.com
Commando arcade classic ported to Amiga AGA by JOTD
Developer JOTD, known for previous Amiga conversions like Double Dragon and Ghosts'n Goblins, has released an AGA edition of Capcom's arcade shooter Commando. The port targets Amiga 1200 and 4000 hardware, using the AGA chipset to deliver a more arcade-faithful experience than earlier home ports. via indieretronews.com
PixelFX Morph 2K scaler now in stock
PixelFX now has stock of the Morph 2K, a $200 1080p version of its Morph 4K scaler that includes analog inputs. All seven colour options are available and orders ship within a few days of purchase. RetroRGB says the 4K version should be back in stock by the end of the year. via retrorgb.com
Yoniq Portal handheld targets PS2-era gaming at $199
The Yoniq Portal, a $199 handheld shaped like a split PlayStation DualShock 2 controller with a reportedly 4.5-inch screen, aims to play PS2-era games locally without needing a PlayStation 5. A Gamescom demonstration showed Winning Eleven 8, but the handheld's full specifications have not been disclosed. via console-classics.com
Early Atari 2600 demo City by the Lake documented by Games That Weren’t
Games That Weren't has written up "City by the Lake", a very early Atari 2600 demonstration made by Western Technologies as a technical showcase. What survives is a short looping animation of a jet flying across a landscape, with a city's reflection shimmering in the water below, and no gameplay. A 2026 academic paper on early development prototypes documented it. via gamesthatwerent.com
Polymega console and accessories see price increases in 2026
Polymega has announced price increases, effective 5 October 2026, for its base console unit, Remix hardware, interchangeable modules and wired controllers, citing rising memory and component costs. via console-classics.com
Truxton II now available as exA-Arcadia cabinet release
exA-Arcadia has released Truxton II EXA LABEL, the 9th entry in its EXA LABEL series remastering classic arcade games, for its exA-Arcadia arcade system. The original Truxton II was developed by Toaplan in the 1990s. via arcadeheroes.com
Star Wars Trilogy Arcade coming to Dreamcast
The classic Star Wars Trilogy arcade game is being ported to Sega Dreamcast. The arcade shooter featured missions across the original trilogy's key locations and is now reaching the 1990s console after decades. via console-classics.com
Connect 1.5 for Amiga runs with music on 512 KB machines
Frank Röger's free Amiga puzzle game Connect has been updated to version 1.5. The update is a technical optimisation that lets the game run with background music on an Amiga with just 512 KB of RAM, where the second music track should be turned off to avoid crashes, and it generates new boards faster. via amiga-news.de
Amix Amiga Unix can now run on 68040 and 68060 CPUs
A kernel and a patch released at the Finnish event Saku 2026 let Amix, the Amiga port of Unix System V Release 4, run on 68040 and 68060 CPUs. It was previously limited to the 68020 and 68030. via amiga-news.de