A video from Neo Ness, the team behind the Neo Geo AES+, details the technical reasoning behind the console's hardware design, explaining why the system uses custom ASICs rather than FPGA technology. via retrolike.net
A fan project called Crash Bash Online recreates Naughty Dog's PS1 party battler for play in a web browser, supporting four players in free matches with custom rooms. The project also has a planned pass feature that has drawn some controversy. via console-classics.com
Homebrewer Josh_7774 has released GoldenEye 007 Plus, a mod for Rare's 1997 N64 classic that switches the game from first-person to a third-person, over-the-shoulder perspective. Footage shown running on Analogue 3D covers three stages: Silo, Bunker I, and Surface I. via timeextension.com
The developer behind the Game Boy Museum cartridge has written about the project's creation, describing it as a museum turned into a physical cartridge featuring a built-in wiki and search function. The piece reflects on the challenges of working within the constraints of 1989 Game Boy hardware. via gameboymuseum.com
A Tomb Raider statue has returned to Derby, the home city of original developer Core Design, after fans raised £33,314 to fund the tribute. The installation marks the 30th anniversary of the Tomb Raider franchise and its creation of Lara Croft. via console-classics.com
