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A growing movement of collectors is breathing new life into outdated tech like iPods, retro gaming systems, and dumb phones. Their passion is creating community events and helping people reconnect with more intentional technology use.
Lego and Sega are bringing back a slice of 90s gaming glory with a buildable Genesis console complete with tiny controllers and a Sonic cartridge. The 479-piece nostalgia trip hits stores next month for just $40.
The original developers behind ZSNES, a beloved 1990s Super Nintendo emulator, have returned after nearly two decades with a completely new project. Super ZSNES gives classic games modern graphics and audio upgrades while preserving the nostalgia of retro gaming. #
A developer has successfully recreated the iconic 3DFX Voodoo 1 graphics chip using modern FPGA technology, bringing a piece of gaming history back to life. The project offers retro gaming fans an affordable alternative to hunting down expensive vintage hardware.
A gaming company is bringing back the nostalgic beige computer tower from 1998, but with a twist. Inside the vintage-looking case beats the heart of today's most powerful gaming technology.
Scottish metal band Party Cannon released their new EP on 100 Nintendo 64 cartridges and sold out the US inventory in under 24 hours. The creative physical media release celebrates their new vocalist while tapping into fans' nostalgia for retro gaming.