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A New N64 EverDrive Flash Cart Has Been Released With A Dedicated 64DD Core
EverDrive-64 Pro is shipping in the next few weeks. EverDrive maker Krikzz has revealed that he has created a new flash cart for the Nintendo 64 console. The EverDrive-64 Pro is an upgrade on the existing EverDrive-64 X7, and benefits from a faster Cyclone 10 FPGA chipset, more memory, speedier USB data access and a dedicated 64DD core. The 64DD was a Japan-only bolt-on storage device for the console that played games on magnetic rewritable discs. Read the full article on timeextension.com
American Truck Simulator trundles off to a land of enchanted highways and giant bovines with a freshly announced North Dakota expansion
Fresh off a trip to Illinois back in May, American Truck Simulator devs SCS Software have revealed another expansion they've got in the works. North Dakota's on the way as the big rig roadtrip continues to gradually make its way eastwards. Read more
Square Enix denies claims its Kingdom Hearts Collection artwork was AI-generated, blames ‘human error’
The art has since been changed to remove some irregularities
Xbox Series S Is Now More Expensive Than Switch 2 In Europe And The UK
Though likely not for long. We currently live in an era in which consoles are getting more expensive as time goes on. It's ridiculous. The good news, however, is that for the remainder of August at least, the Switch 2 is now reasonably cheaper than the Xbox Series S in Europe and the UK. This does, of course, also apply to the US, but Microsoft detailed plans to raise the price of its Xbox consoles in the region back in June , so we've known about it for a little while. Specifics regarding Europe and the UK, however, have remained under wraps until now. Read the full article on nintendolife.com
Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen director casually announces a Hard Mode is in the works
The Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen reveal has easily been one of the most surprising of the year so far. Aside from everything new coming to the game with the upcoming expansion, Capcom has also been updating the core experience in several key ways . Read more
Palworld Online is a new MMORPG coming to iOS and Android later this year
With Palworld taking the world by storm (again), it turns out there's yet another major surprise tied to the creature-collecting survival game coming sooner than you'd expect. Palworld Online - an MMORPG - is coming to mobile later this year. Read more
God of War TV show is seemingly recasting Atreus and Thrud for Season 2, to cover their jump in age
Season 2 will seemingly cover the events of God of War: Ragnarok, where Atreus is older
Podcast: Is the Xbox power outage the best argument for physical games?
Plus: Hands-on with FC 27 and Gears of War E-Day
Microsoft confirms increased Xbox prices in the UK and Europe
Xbox consoles in the UK and Europe will increase from between £130/€150 and £170/€200 following worldwide price hikes announced in late June . Read more
Steam Week in Review: Once positioned as mainstream-friendly PC gaming solutions, can Valve's hardware survive the memory crisis?
All the interesting Steam facts for the week ending August 2.
MiSTer FPGA News – Apple IIgs, Apple Lisa, Console Mode, & More
Batsugun Arcade Core A core that runs Batsugun, an arcade bullet hell shooter, is available for download on GitHub. The core also supports save states. The developer is upfront about this being a AI vibe coded project based on MAME source code. Sources https://github.com/TheJesusFish/Arcade-Batsugun_MiSTer z386 Core nand2mario made progress on the z386 core for MiSTer. […] The post MiSTer FPGA News – Apple IIgs, Apple Lisa, Console Mode, & More first appeared on RetroRGB .
Company that said it could scan and destroy books for AI data-harvesting has deleted that part of its website: 'no such service was ever brought to life'
Press X.
Owlcat co-founder says the studio won't turn its back on hardcore RPGs as it hits 600 employees and preps its own Mass Effect killer
At this point, I think I trust the process.
As hype builds for Final Fantasy 7 Revelation, Remake and Rebirth continue to sell well
Final Fantasy 7 Remake and Rebirth have been selling "several times better" than expected in the wake of Revelation's Summer Game Fest 2026 reveal. Read more
One day Owlcat will make an RPG that's perfect out of the box, but 3 years after launch, it's time to get disgustingly into Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader
I love builds.
Control Resonant's story will take around 30 hours, Remedy says, with completionists looking at 50-hour runs
Remedy has confirmed roughly how long Control Resonant will take to finish, along with fresh details on how its combat has evolved from the original game. Read more
American Truck Simulator is headed to North Dakota in its latest DLC
Next stop: the Peace Garden State.
Krikkz Launches New "Pro" Everdrive For Nintendo 64
🤝 Don't want to see ads? Become a premium member for $3 a month and support an independent publication today! This is honestly the year of the Nintendo 64. There are lots of new games coming to fruition thanks to awesome indie developers. ModRetro released the M64 , and
Champion modder ports the OG 'Father' Nier back into the PC remaster, original voiceovers and all
Daddy's home.
Capcom dev got his dream Zelda game by threatening Shigeru Miyamoto: "If Nintendo's not up for it, we'll release an identical game with different characters and just call it something else"
At least we got Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages out of the deal
Stellar Blade: Blood Rain's AI slop music video is terrible for us all
ShiftUp's marketing tactic has backfired.
Grim Dawn offers an answer to its final expansion's most controversial addition
The new Grim Dawn Fangs of Asterkarn expansion is off to a great start, and the team already has some changes coming to support players.
Baldur's Gate 3 is the cheapest it's ever been to celebrate its third anniversary
Dungeons, dice, and bear sex await.
Final Fantasy 7 Remake boss wanted to make sure its crossover with Final Fantasy 14 didn't derail the MMO's patch schedule
Naoki Hamaguchi had to tell his team to "look at our bandwidth to see what's realistic"