00:06 <Pixel> Hackaday | Streaming Games Means The Nintendo DSi Will Never Be Obsolete Tyler August · 1h ago · 1 min read There comes a point where you have to acknowledge that your beloved console is out of date and– barring the odd homebrew title– won’t be playing new games ever again. You’d … Read full story

00:54 <Sprite> OSnews | Chimera Linux: creating distribution build tooling for a small community Thom Holwerda · 1d ago · 5 min read Chimera Linux is a relatively new Linux distribution, and quite a unique on at that, as it combines the core tools from FreeBSD, the LLVM toolchain, and the Musl C library instead of the usual suspects. Despite being relatively new, it still has some serious pedigree as the project was started by Nina “q66”, who was part of the Void Linux team. At Void, s... Read full story

00:54 <Sprite> OSnews | Microsoft is overhauling and redesigning search in Windows, and it seems nice? Thom Holwerda · 1d ago · 5 min read Whenever Microsoft starts messing with something like the search function in Windows, a lot of people are going to be holding their breath and expecting the worst. Well, get ready, because they’re redesigning the whole thing. In July, we shared how we are improving the Windows Search Box with less clutter and more control. We introduced a calmer home scre... Read full story

08:12 <Pixel> Hackaday | 2026 Retrocomputing Challenge: Retro Terminal Bartop Arcade Topper Donald Papp · 12m ago · 1 min read Retrocomputing is more than just hardware. It’s also a feel, a vibe, and [valkyrie0528]’s Retro Terminal Bartop Arcade Topper has it in spades. Here’s how it happened. The gorgeou… Read full story

09:42 <Sprite> Time Extension | Playdate Owners Urged To Update Firmware Before Certificate Expiration On October 15 1h ago Don't Panic. Manufacturer Panic has urged all Playdate owners to ensure that the firmware on their hand-cranked handheld is updated ahead of October 15. On that day, the Secure Certificate for older versions will expire, rendering them unable to connect to the Playdate servers. Read the full article on timeextension.com Read full story

09:42 <Sprite> Time Extension | SuperStation Creator Taki Udon Just Teased An FPGA SNES Console 12m ago · 1 min read 'Don't worry, we have all regions covered'. RetroRemake, the developer behind the popular SuperStation line, are teasing what appears to be a new product: an FPGA Super Nintendo/SNES console, currently codenamed "SSNT/SuperFPGA" This morning, RetroRemake (R2) co-founder Taki Udon posted a less-than-cryptic image of the ungainly NTSC SNES' Reset button, al... Read full story

11:09 <Sprite> Time Extension | Here's Your Chance To Have The Konami Legend & Suikoden Composer Miki Higashino Work On Your Game 9m ago · 1 min read The artist is officially unretired & available to work on new projects. Miki Higashino is rightly regarded as a legend in the video game music space, having been deeply involved in the creation of plenty of unforgettable soundtracks over the years. At Konami, for instance, she was responsible for providing music for a number of the company's classic arcad... Read full story

12:40 <Sprite> Time Extension | 1990 Bubble Bobble Clone Snow Bros. Is Getting a New Physical Famicom Release 40m ago · 1 min read Let's spin to SNOWBALL! 50 stages DEATH MATCH! Columbus Circle, continuing to proudly wave the Famicom flag, has announced that Soft House's 1991 Famicom title Snow Bros. is getting a brand new physical re-release, expected to hit the Japanese market next month. Columbus Circle's rerelease will include a boxed Famicom cartridge, sporting cute new artwork ... Read full story

14:07 <Sprite> Time Extension | Atari's 800XL Is The Next Hardware Revival From The Company Behind The Neo Geo AES+ 1h ago · 1 min read Has a a full-sized mechanical keyboard and working cartridge slot. Plaion, the company behind the upcoming Neo Geo AES+, has announced that it is working with Retro Games Ltd. to resurrect Atari's best-selling 800XL 8-bit computer, first released all the way back in 1983. THE 800XL is billed as a "faithful recreation" with a full-sized mechanical keyboard... Read full story

14:07 <Sprite> Time Extension | Review: Evercade Nexus - a Commendable Upgrade, but Bundling Banjo-Kazooie Is the True Masterstroke 1h ago · 1 min read Evercade's next evolution is here. While the Evercade family has seen several hardware revisions and evolutions over the years – including a bartop arcade unit, a home console, and even a scaled-down Super Pocket sibling – the Evercade Nexus feels like the most significant step forward the brand has taken since its inception six years ago. And it's easy t... Read full story

14:07 <Sprite> Time Extension | Times Square Decked Out With 'Life-Size Street Fighter Arcade' To Promote Upcoming Movie 7m ago · 1 min read Ryu and crew hit the big screen October 16. We are one week away from the release of the energetic, highly stylised, and somewhat dubious-looking movie Street Fighter, adapted from Capcom's legendary fighting game franchise. To promote the film's October 16 release, producers Paramount and Legendary outfitted New York's Times Square with a life-size "Stre... Read full story

14:31 <Sprite> RetroRGB - | GameCube HDMI, DAC, USB Network Single Powered Setup - RetroRGB Bob · 13m ago · 2 min read https://youtube\.com/shorts/2uYbMon0pSg I rarely write about setup/room tour stuff on RetroRGB, but I just put together a GameCube setup that's both incredibly functional and totally ridiculous. And I bet many GameCube owners might want the same thing! The short video above is a quick summary and the full story is below. Here's links to everything needed: Read full story

15:38 <Sprite> Time Extension | Poll: Have You Ever Imported A Video Game? 38m ago · 1 min read It's an import-ant question. Social media is, for me, an utterly fascinating tool because it not only brings like-minded people together to share their passion for certain topics, but also exposes you to individuals who, for one reason or another, seem to have lived a very different reality from your own. The topic I found myself embroiled in this week wa... Read full story

23:05 <Sprite> OSnews | A minimal kernel in Swift, running in QEMU Thom Holwerda · 23h ago · 5 min read At OSNews, we love us a hobby operating system project. I started a small experiment: writing a very basic kernel in Swift, and running on QEMU. The goal is obviously not to replace Linux or any other popular kernel, but just to have fun and understand what is required to make a program run without an operating system underneath it. Actually I made a simi... Read full story

23:06 <Sprite> OSnews | Inside the Windows I/O Manager: deep dive into how read I/O requests are initialized Thom Holwerda · 23h ago · 5 min read In this article. I am going to explain the different steps the I/O manager follows when initializing an I/O operation starting from determining the right target, choosing the right path and finally sending the request to be processed by the right drivers. To make it easier I choose to focus on read requests only since the major steps are common by all typ... Read full story

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