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#Atari #Jaguar GD Cartridge from @TheRetroHQ Reviewed.

The Atari Jaguar GD Cartridge is for, you guessed it, the Atari Jaguar. This is another one of those consoles you either love or hate, some might say it’s a niche system but I don’t really subscribe to those thoughts. It’s a console that has a thriving homebrew community, maybe one of the most active, so when James at RetroHQ announced that he was making a cartridge that allows you to play the…

NeoGeo Pocket SD: Review. #retrogaming

The Neo Geo Pocketwas SNK’s first handheld system, it was released in Japan in 1998 and quickly succeeded by the Neo Geo Pocket Color in 1999. I’ve owned both versions since it was possible to import them, they are masterpieces of engineering, the controls are possibly the best you can get on any handheld and it will give you up to 40 hours of game time on just two AAA batteries. On top of that…

#Atari #Lynx SD Cartridge by @TheRetroHQ Reviewed. #retrogaming #retrogames

The Atari Lynx splits the retro community like no other, either you love it or you hate it, for me it’s a brilliant system, I’ve owned one more or less from its launch here in the UK so I have a sizable collection of games for it. The one area I’ve wanted to explore more of, is the very active homebrew scene that surrounds the Lynx, whether its games or hardware there is tons of it out there. …

@TheRetroHQ A RETROspective. We take a look at how RetroHQ started, the product line and whats comes next.

The Beginning.

For those into the NeoGeo Pocket, Atari Lynx and Atari Jaguar, you maybe familiar with the products created by RetroHQ for these systems. All of the above is the brainchild of James Boulton, someone who has been in the gaming industry since 1997 where he worked for Iconic British Software House, Argonaut. James was the guy that created and managed the tools game developers used to…