RETROPULSE, the retro gaming newsletter

Everything worth knowing in retro gaming, in one email._

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What is RETROPULSE?

RETROPULSE is a free email newsletter about retro video games. Each issue brings retro gaming news, emulator updates, fan translations, new releases for classic systems and one featured game.

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How RETROPULSE works

We go through the forums, changelogs, patch notes and release calendars. Then we sort out what is worth your time, section by section, into one email.

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Who is RETROPULSE for?

You collect retro games, and you play them.

News, re-releases and new homebrew carts for the consoles already on your shelf.

You play on a retro handheld.

Emulator and firmware updates for your Anbernic, Miyoo, Retroid or Steam Deck, with a plain line on what each one fixes.

You find most modern games are missing something.

One classic per issue, why it still holds up and the easiest way to play it today.

You want the Japanese games that never came out in English.

Every fan translation finished since the last issue, and the version of the game it needs.

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RETROPULSE FAQ

Is RETROPULSE free?

Yes. RETROPULSE is free to subscribe and free to read. You can unsubscribe in one click.

How often is RETROPULSE sent?

Daily or weekly, depending on your choice.

Which consoles does RETROPULSE cover?

RETROPULSE covers classic consoles and handhelds from the 8-bit era to the early 2000s, including the NES, Master System, PC Engine, SNES, Genesis, Game Boy, Game Boy Advance, PlayStation, Saturn, Nintendo 64 and Dreamcast, plus arcade hardware.

Who is RETROPULSE for?

RETROPULSE is for collectors who play their games, retro handheld owners, players who find most modern games are missing something, and anyone who wants the Japanese games that never came out in English.

Does RETROPULSE have articles?

Yes. The articles on this site cover the best games for every classic console, collector guides and retrospectives on forgotten games.

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