After two decades of anticipation, the legendary Infinity on Game Boy Color is finally set to release in Q4 of 2025, marking a significant moment in retro gaming history. Originally developed by Affinix Software from 1999 to 2001, this tactical RPG faced cancellation in 2002, but thanks to a successful crowdfunding campaign by Incube8 Games, it has been revived and is ready to captivate a new generation of gamers. Infinity promises to deliver a rich narrative, featuring a disgraced knight who must navigate a world torn by conflict and ancient evil.

The upcoming release of Angry Video Game Nerd 8-Bit is generating buzz among retro gaming enthusiasts and modern gamers alike. This game, inspired by the classic Mega Man series, marks the return of the beloved YouTube character, the Angry Video Game Nerd, who has been entertaining audiences since 2004. With its launch set for October 23 on multiple platforms, including PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, and PC, fans are eager to see how this new title captures the essence of retro gaming while challenging players with its notorious difficulty.

This mornings BBC Breakfast segment on July 14, 2025, aimed to celebrate the resurgence of retro gaming but instead became a viral sensation for all the wrong reasons. Viewers were quick to notice an NES Super Mario Bros. cartridge awkwardly jammed into a Super Nintendo Entertainment System, leading to a wave of disbelief and ridicule across social media. The incident not only overshadowed the intended celebration but also sparked a lively discussion about gaming setups and the importance of accuracy in media presentations.