Pokémon ROM Hacking Awards 2025: Winners, Highlights, and What to Play First
The 2025 Pokemon ROM Hacking Awards winners, including Pokemon Odyssey's Hack of the Year win and how to start playing legally.
Save files, ROM hacks, Link Cable rooms, emulator quirks, and the lessons we wish we knew before losing a good run.
The 2025 Pokemon ROM Hacking Awards winners, including Pokemon Odyssey's Hack of the Year win and how to start playing legally.
A practical guide to planning short private retro game rooms with friends, including game choice, invites, latency checks, saves, and follow-up sessions.
A practical guide to hosting smoother retro netplay lobbies with better game picks, save habits, room flow, latency checks, and friend-group planning.
A practical guide to RetroAchievements, browser retro gaming, save discipline, account setup, and what to check before achievement-focused runs.
A practical guide to save states, in-game saves, autosaves, ROM hacks, and safer retro game progress when playing in a browser with Rebit.
A founder-style note on why Rebit focuses on browser-first retro libraries, save continuity, netplay rooms, and reducing setup friction.
Based on a recent DS retrospective video, this post breaks down how dual screens, touch input, and strict hardware limits pushed 2D game design into weird, brilliant territory.
A source-based breakdown of 11 MS-DOS classics whose mechanics, level logic, and pacing still feel sharper than many modern releases.
A reflection on why Chrono Trigger still feels emotionally unmatched, from its quiet opening to its moral systems and unforgettable score.
Why Chrono Trigger’s side quests and branching endings, not just the main plot, are what make it feel uncannily modern 30 years later.
A source-based breakdown of 10 retro games that built Metroidvania design before the genre label existed, from MSX experiments to late-era 8-bit classics.
A technical deep dive into 11 Sega Master System titles that used smart systems design, animation tricks, and genre-bending mechanics to punch above 8-bit expectations.