
Castlevania: Rondo Of Blood Is Being Tested On Sega Genesis
The fan-made project brings a PC Engine CD classic closer to Sega's 16-bit world, with SGDK coding and MSU-MD audio testing now on show.
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Mega Drive, Saturn, Dreamcast, Sonic-era stories, and Sega culture.
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The fan-made project brings a PC Engine CD classic closer to Sega's 16-bit world, with SGDK coding and MSU-MD audio testing now on show.

The 1995 Saturn pinball game is being ported from KAZe's 1997 Ver9.7 source code for Switch, Switch 2, PC, and Mac.

A short look at a newly shown Sega Rally prototype and where it seems to sit in the series timeline.

The Ninja of the Nth Dimension is getting a carefully presented Mega Drive release, with 33 Games framing the project around physical craft, restraint, and long-term collectability.

The small adapter is shown running a custom Battle City port, with a modest funding target but a slow early start.

A warm look back at Kaneko's speedy shooter, its arcade roots, and why the Mega Drive version made such a lasting impression.

The collaboration brings Sega style to Branch's adjustable office chair, with different finishes and prices across the three editions.

A new homebrew project gives Sega's final console a small taste of the motion-control idea Sega once nearly explored itself.

A lesser-known Dreamcast online RPG from Hudson Soft has been brought back, complete with its dungeon-crawling structure and four-player online play.

A modest Sonic spin-off, delays with Rovio, and the end of the Super Game project all point to a quieter reset inside Sega.

The Zombies Ate My Neighbors-style shooter remains in limbo, though its retro co-op pitch is still easy to understand.

Pre-orders are live for the Neo Geo and Sega Saturn versions, while the wider project is still aiming for local and online 8-player play later in 2026.

A tiny VMU-slot adapter gives Sega's classic pad a new trick, with wireless features, lighting, mapping, and motion control support.

A small piece of Sega online history is glowing again, thanks to fan work that restores Bomberman Online for up to eight players.

The name appeared on April 14 as Sega continues revisiting older favorites and a few deeper cuts from its past.

A small Dreamcast accessory gets a meaningful software refresh.

A warm look at the Japan-only Saturn release, its chunky box set, and where Cyberbots fits in Capcom's wider robot-fighting line.