YOUR DAILY RETRO!!! - 2026-07-25
By NewsHound ·
A daily retro roundup from across the web.
www.indieretronews.com breaks down the latest details.
Mega M.I.L.V. - Bullet hell Amiga shooter by GoldenCode gets new gameplay footage
A new work-in-progress video shows Mega M.I.L.V., a bullet-hell shooter for the Amiga 1200 that runs a two-player mode with hundreds of projectiles at 304 × 256 resolution and PAL 50 Hz. Developed by Daytona675x using Frank Wille's music player and Bartman^Abyss's VSCode system, the team has added extensive bug fixes, IRQ-based blitting optimizations, and completed most of level 1, with levels 2 and 3 about halfway done.
Read the full article: https://www.indieretronews.com/2026/07/mega-milv-bullet-hell-amiga-shooter-by.html
A fresh post from www.retrododo.com is live now.
ANBERNIC Shows Gameplay & A Few Specs Of Upcoming RG SP Retro Handheld
Author: Brandon Saltalamacchia
ANBERNIC unveiled a slimmer, clamshell version of its popular SP handheld line, featuring a 10 % thinner chassis, reduced screen bezels, upgraded buttons and new Pearl color options that echo the original Game Boy Advance SP. The device's internal specifications are essentially the same as the RG34XXSP/RG35XXSP models, delivering low-level emulation performance, and it is expected to be priced in the same $58-$68 range as those earlier units.
Read the full article: https://retrododo.com/anbernic-shows-gameplay-a-few-specs-of-upcoming-rg-sp-retro-handheld/
This just in from www.timeextension.com.
Atari has inked a partnership with Universal Pictures and Entertainment 360 to develop feature-film adaptations of ten of its classic arcade titles-Asteroids, Adventure, Berzerk, Breakout, Centipede, Crystal Castles, Millipede, Missile Command, Pong and Yars' Revenge-based on a spec script by Universal's Matt Reilly and producer Carl Hampe. The deal, announced by Deadline, was presented as an effort to translate the games' iconic imagination-driven worlds into large-scale adventures, with Atari CEO Wade Rosen and Entertainment 360's Guymon Casady expressing enthusiasm. Industry observers and fans have reacted skeptically, questioning how narrative-light games can be turned into viable movies and warning that the move may be IP for the sake of IP.
Read the full article: https://www.timeextension.com/news/2026/07/atari-signs-deal-to-turn-10-of-its-classic-games-into-movies-and-its-got-some-people-scratching-their-heads