Polymega has announced price increases for 2026 affecting its base console unit, Remix hardware, interchangeable modules, and wired controllers. The company attributes the rises to increased expenses for memory and component manufacturing.
exA-Arcadia has released Truxton II, the 1990s vertical scrolling shooter originally developed by Toaplan, as a new arcade cabinet title. The release marks the company's latest addition to its line of arcade hardware offerings.
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.
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.
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.
Online gaming on the Dreamcast has seen recent activity, with Sega Rally 2 returning to online play. The arcade racer's multiplayer mode is now accessible once more, allowing up to four players to compete together.
Retroid has unveiled the Duo Lite Plus, a new dual-screen handheld developed based on feedback from the community. The device has completed a successful pre-order campaign and is preparing to ship.
A VR mod called VirtuaVRPort has been revealed for the Windows version of OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast, the 2006 racing game from Sega and Sumo Digital. A reveal trailer for the mod has been published on YouTube.
László Rajcsányi has released a Game Boy Color remake of Tynesoft's ZX Spectrum platformer Fireman Fred, built with GB Studio. It is a free download as a .gbc ROM and can also be played in the browser.
DJSOFT has released Dracula, a new gothic interactive adventure game for both Commodore Amiga and ZX Spectrum. The game is inspired by Bram Stoker's classic horror novel and combines text parser adventure gameplay with illustrated scenes.
