 In the early 90s an ambitious project was launched to bring the next level of video game entertainment to the masses. Virtual Reality was the buzz-word and gaming was heading down a futuristic path with Virtuality. This arcade system, however, was soon doomed and quickly forgotten - but its legacy can be enjoyed once more at Revival this year.
 With the Sega and Nintendo range of systems being spoilt for choice in the flash cartridge department, it's only fair that the MSX range of computers get the same treatment. The MSX Cartridge Shop aims to bring these iconic computers up to date with the soon to be released, and rather powerful, MegaFlashROM SCC+ SD Card flash card.
 With the long Easter Bank holiday fast approaching, why not spend it with a collection of retro gamers and retro computers all under one roof? The famous Retro Computer Museum based in Leicester is hosting a Retro Gaming event with a large selection of classic systems on offer.
 If you haven't already been sold on the wealth of new releases heading to the Sega Dreamcast, then there is one more lined up for you. LEONA's Tricky Adventures is an all new Puzzle-Adventure due for release in July on Sega's fabled system and the Commodore Amiga, currently being funded on Kickstarter.
 Just a mere matter of hours since the team behind the Resident Evil 2 prototype release uploaded a video detailing their restoration to Capcom's unfinished title, a downloadable demo of their work in progress has surfaced online. Retro gamers can finally enjoy a small slice of this unfinished Biohazard survival horror after an agonising wait.
 Since our last update, the RetroCollect Squad has been busy behind the scenes working on new features for the video game database. After a long overdue rewrite, the database will now allow import games to slowly make an appearance, whilst other new features such as the Database Hub and eBay Assistant are ready for action.
 Back in January, footage was uploaded to YouTube displaying previously unseen action of the Resident Evil 1.5 prototype. This video also contained a voice-over and explanation from the current owners of this beta of what they're currently doing - translating and repairing Capcom's unfinished title. Their follow up has just surfaced.
 It's Valentine's Day and love is in the air. Whether your one true love is sat beside you or you're still waiting to find the one, retro games will always offer their unconditional love. With this in mind we explore some of the most romantic (and lustful) moments in gaming that we treasure from the bottom of our heart containers.
 Having stepped aside from their usual earthworm antics, it would appear that Team 17 are set to celebrate the 20th birthday of one of their bygone heroes. Just announced today, Superfrog HD is due for release on the PS3 and PS Vita, reviving the long lost (and dormant) Commodore Amiga classic.
 This is Michel Ancel, creator of Rayman. By the looks of it, he seems to be backing a fan-fronted movement to get the now-pushed back release of Rayman Legends on the Wii U back up to February.
 In what might be the most unexpected news of the year so far, Sega have decided to return to the hardware market. Having partnered up with Japanese PC retailer Enterbrain, Sega are due to release a series of Netbooks. What makes these so appealing though is that they happen to be branded up in the style of a classic Sega console.
 In 1993, Capcom released a follow up to their hugely popular Ghosts'n Goblins spin-off title Gargoyle's Quest. While the Nintendo NES version of Gargoyle's Quest II was released worldwide, the Nintendo Game Boy version, Makaimura Gaiden: The Demon Darkness, remained a Japanese exclusive - at least until now.
 Last month we took a quick glance at the newly released Chinese Android handheld gaming system, the JXD S7300B. Our early impressions had us dubbing the system as a suitable retro gaming handheld, something we're now able to see for ourselves. With gamers adopting the system, videos of the device in action have surfaced.
 Over the last few years Super Nintendo games have begun skyrocketing in value. With even the more common titles demanding a large sum, RetroCollect aims to put your collecting worries at ease by giving you the definitive list of the rarest and most valuable Super Nintendo (SNES) games around.
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