The homebrew scene is both a lifeline for retro gamers who want to feel new software on legacy hardware, as well as a breeding ground for cool, new ideas.
Sega is planning to pull back the number of games released in the upcoming fiscal year, with more investments being put toward its core studios and IPs.
Has retro gaming changed much over the years? Is it harder now to play your favorite retro games than it was back in the day? Let's dive in and find out!
