Emulation

You won't have to dig out your Nintendo 64.

The 1.1 beta is coming months later than expected.

The first 3D Kirby game will be playable on a modern console.

You'll have access to more software, even if it's not native.

The M1 is powerful enough to run 'Team Fortress 2' despite multiple layers of emulation.

There's also a TurboGrafx adapter coming for the Pocket.

Windows Insiders can start testing the emulator in November.

Pre-orders for the do-everything machine open August 3rd.

It's all thanks to one lucky floppy disk find.

The Windows NT 3.5 kernel has also been unearthed.

Highlights include 'The Lost Vikings' and 'Loom.'

Perhaps the best, and most cost-effective, premium retro console ever made.

As long as you're happy with emulation.

Kaze Emanuar has spent five years remixing Nintendo classics.

The LeapDroid move could help Chromebooks play games, or make life easier for developers.

One of the most bizarre titles in Nintendo's long history has been translated and made into playable ROMs.

Using emulation software and Google Cardboard, you can finally enjoy some of the Virtual Boy's library headache-free.

Just don't expect to hop on MSN.

The Mega Drive Classics Hub will include Steam Workshop support.

It involves Raspberry Pi and a whole lot of drilling.