YOUR DAILY RETRO!!! - 2026-10-10

www.indieretronews.com filed a new report today.

Lotus Turbo Challenge II DX - The Amiga version you've always wanted, apparently ;)

Amigos Retro Gaming has released a fan-made Lotus Turbo Challenge II DX for the Amiga, requiring at least 1 MB of Chip RAM and adding true simultaneous music and sound-effects, a restored Checkpoint vocal cue, full track-selection before races, and ten new two-tone opponent liveries. The update preserves the original behind-the-car gameplay-driving the Lotus Esprit or Lotus Elan across eight varied circuits against a countdown timer-while delivering the classic 1991 title's graphics and music at peak performance. The project was created by John Boatofcar Shawler with GPT-Codex, and credits the original developers (Magnetic Fields/Gremlin Graphics).

Read the full article: https://www.indieretronews.com/2026/10/lotus-turbo-challenge-ii-dx-amiga.html

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www.timeextension.com breaks down the latest details.

New SuperStation AV Cable Features Multi-Connectivity Options Inc. S-VIDEO, RGB, & CVBS

Free with SuperStation purchases. Hardware developer RetroRemake, currently mired in one helluva busy week, has opened pre-orders for its new SuperStation AV Cable , for use with its SuperStation One emulation console.

Read the full article: https://www.timeextension.com/news/2026/10/new-superstation-av-cable-features-multi-connectivity-options-inc-s-video-rgb-and-cvbs

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www.retrododo.com takes a closer look at the latest development.

A $200 SuperStation One Lite FPGA Console Could Be Coming Our Way

Author: Brandon Saltalamacchia

Retro Remake's SuperStation One, an FPGA console that mimics the PS 1 and supports MiSTer cores, currently sells for $249 (or $299 with the optional Super Dock that adds extra USB ports, an M.2 SSD slot, an optical drive, and legacy video outputs). The company's co-owner Taki Udon has teased a SuperStation One Lite prototype that consumes 2-3 W less power, features improved airflow and a single HDMI output, but omits the VGA, DIN-10, component and composite ports of the full model. No official release date or pricing has been confirmed, though the prototype suggests a lower-cost variant may be forthcoming.

Read the full article: https://retrododo.com/a-200-superstation-one-lite-fpga-console-could-be-coming-our-way/