A Fan Recompiled Dead Rising 2’s Xbox-Only Case Zero and Case West for PC, Then Restored Co-Op
Dead Rising 2: Case Zero and Case West have been recompiled into native Windows and Linux ports, with XenonLive bringing online co-op to both releases.
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Dead Rising 2: Case Zero and Case West have been recompiled into native Windows and Linux ports, with XenonLive bringing online co-op to both releases.
GEVR is a fan-made, from-source GoldenEye 007 PCVR project built for OpenXR. Its latest public beta, vr441, is available now for players who supply their own US GoldenEye 007 ROM.
Maciej Miąsik helped program Robbo for DOS in 1993. Thirty-three years later, he has rebuilt that version for Playdate with all 60 planets intact.
PlayDOOM runs a full 32-map Freedoom Phase 2 campaign directly inside a Reddit Custom Post, complete with progression, speed leaderboards, mobile controls and controller support.
EmuVR turns retro gaming into a customizable virtual bedroom filled with CRT televisions, cartridges, consoles, multiplayer, and support for more than 90 systems.
The success of Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced could encourage Ubisoft to revisit another established entry. We examine whether Assassin’s Creed Odyssey or Assassin’s Creed III would be the stronger candidate.
GOG was acquired by co-founder Michał Kiciński, with the DRM-free storefront reiterating its focus on game preservation, player ownership, classic titles, and continued support for indie developers.
1987’s NES Jaws resurfaces on PS5 and Nintendo Switch Limited Run Games is resurrecting the 1987 Nintendo Entertainment System game Jaws as Jaws: Retro Edition for PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch. Pre-orders for the new physical release run from December 19, 2025 through January 18, 2026 via the Limited Run Games store, giving collectors a…
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A retro look at five influential games from the 1980s and the characters, mechanics, and arcade-era ideas that helped shape modern gaming.
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