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While other sites out there are constantly looking to the future and the promise of the "next big thing", here at Time Extension we do the exact opposite – we're looking back into the past to uncover hidden gems, proclaim stone-cold classics and shed a light on the human stories behind some of our favourite games, companies and systems.
Time Extension will aim to bring an exciting mixture of news, features, interviews, reviews, guides and much more. Rather than relegate retro and classic gaming news to a footnote as so many other sites do, we want to elevate stories to the next level by talking to the people behind the news – be they developers or fans – and providing the definitive perspective on events in the sphere of classic gaming.
We will seek to link the old with new when it comes to covering the many remasters and re-releases that occur within the games industry, as well as 'new' retro hardware – be that the latest micro-console from the likes of Sega, controllers for old systems or even advanced gear, like Optical Drive Emulators and FPGA-based systems. Source
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Search ArticlesNQ JPN Is A New Japan-Themed Arcade Bar Opening Soon In London's Soho District
News Arcade Konami Japan Music Blast Night in Soho NQ64 Arcade Bars Ltd., the entertainment company behind a chain of popular gaming bars across the UK, has announced it will open a Japan-centric bar in London's popular Soho district later in October. NQ JPN will offer a similar experience to the NQ64 venues, but focus more directly on Japanese import cabs.
Super Smash Bros. For N64 Is Getting A Non-"AI Slop" Recomp, With 'Smash Remix' Support
A trailer has just dropped for a new, non-"AI slop" static recompilation/PC port of the N64 title Super Smash Bros., which will feature high-frame support, low-input lag, "properly scaled UI for ultrawide displays", and "day-one mod and texture support through N64Recomp". Back in May of this year, as you may recall, a developer named JRickey released an AI-assisted PC port of Smash Bros.
It Looks Like EA Is Bringing Back Wing Commander III, With A Brand New 30th Anniversary Edition Featuring Remastered FMVs
Origin Systems' sci-fi space sim Wing Commander III: Heart of the Tiger is set to receive a 30th-anniversary edition, thanks in part to an internal restoration project led by an EA employee who has been digitising the company's video archive. The news comes courtesy of a talk called "The Lost Tapes - Preserving the EA Vault and Restoring a Classic", which took place at Portland Retro Gaming Expo on Saturday, October 10th.
New F-Zero GX Cheat Codes Discovered For Nintendo Switch 2 and GameCube, But Bring Plenty Of Hands To Input Them
This past weekend, the F-Zero GX community released a litany of newly discovered cheat codes, offering a wealth of powerful shortcuts to unlocking parts, courses and machines in the 2003 sci-fi racing title. The cheats, as reported by NintendoEverything and noted in a video from dedicated player Madeo Joestar (aka "Piccolo"), have been confirmed to work on both the original GameCube release as well as the Nintendo Switch 2 "Nintendo Classics" edition.
ScummVM Now Supports FTL's Legendary 1987 Adventure Dungeon Master
Wonderful news for all dungeon crawlers, as the ScummVM team has announced that FTL Games' genre-defining adventure Dungeon Master is now supported by everybody's favourite Script Creation Utility for Maniac Mansion Virtual Machine. Released in 1987 for the Atari ST, before being ported to myriad computer and console platforms, Dungeon Master is considered one of, if not the defining title of the dungeon-crawler RPG sub-genre.
Round Up SenXin Aleste, Devil Blade, Batrider And Edward Randy - Everything Revealed At The M2 ShotTriggers 10th Anniversary Event
A couple of days ago, M2 livestreamed a special event to celebrate the 10th anniversary of its M2 ShotTriggers series. During the event, the company revealed several new projects, detailed below. SenXin Aleste Released in arcades back in 2021, SenXin (or Senjin, if you prefer) Aleste is confirmed to be coming to home formats next year.
Interview "We Don't Want This To Be A Forever Project" - Super Mario Kart DX Dev On The Impressive SNES ROM Hack Nearing The Finish Line
Earlier this week, the news broke that the long-awaited ROM hack Super Mario Kart Deluxe finally has a release date: December 25th, 2026. The ambitious project, led by MrL314 and ScouB, has been on Time Extension's radar since the site began in 2022, and looks to be one of the most impressive hacks ever released for the classic Super Nintendo kart racer, introducing new characters, modes, items, and so much more.
Game Changer Secret of Mana - the SNES Classic That Tided Me Over Until the 32-Bit Revolution Arrived
Features Nintendo Game Changer Secret weapon Secret of Mana (or Seiken Densetsu 2, if you prefer) is one of those games that, when I think back to my first time playing it, felt like it arrived at a pivotal moment in my gaming history. That is because the day in early 1995 I bought a copy (pre-owned from a market stall in the English town of Northampton) was the exact same day I saw Ridge Racer running on the PlayStation for the first time.
Retro Recap All The Classic Gaming News From The Past Week (October 11th 2026)
Welcome to Retro Recap, a regular feature we run each and every weekend which rounds up all of the best retro gaming news and content of the past week in one place. Dev Behind AI-Assisted Daytona USA PC Port Says They Didn't Intend To Hide Claude's Involvement The developer behind the Daytona USA PC port says it was never their intention to hide the fact that they used AI in its creation.
Check Out This Delightful Easter-Egg-Filled LEGO Secret Of Monkey Island Set
Over on the LEGO Ideas site, Creator "Pester78" has uploaded images of their latest masterplan: a LEGO diorama celebrating the legendary LucasArts games The Secret of Monkey Island (1990) and its sequel Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge (1991) The multi-level diorama replicates several locations pulled from the beloved adventures, which rank among the most recognisable point-'n'-click games in the entire genre, housed within the mammoth mountains of Melee Island.