Hyper Sentinel Fusion! From the makers of Uridium and Nebulus 🕹️A new retro shooter on floppy disk! Sign up here: kickstarter.com/projects/robhw… Goes live on Kickstarter early 2026 #pixels #indiegames #retrogaming Huey Games Hewson Founder

A fun little gaming momento. These Sega Pirate stickers date from 1993 when Sega sponsored the Williams F1 racing team. These were added to the drivers rear wing for every race they won. Suzuka is interesting as it wasnt a race Williams won, therefore the sticker was never used.

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🕹️ Retro Gaming Grinch 🎄 She doesn't often see the light of day but here you go.

Obscure Console Christmas Advent. Day 4: Watara Supervision 1992 - 1993. Launched as a cut price competitor to the Game Boy, the Supervision cost just $50 instead of the GB's $90. It could even connect to a TV. Blurry screen and poor game quality led to its failure. #RGGXmas

Quick shout out for the 3DS's awsome telescopic stylus.

Obscure Console Christmas Advent. Day 6: Zeebo 2009 - 2011 Designed for developing markets such as Brazil and Mexico, the Zeebo is an entertainment and education system enabling users to play games, go online and send email. It even had a port of Resident Evil 4. #RGGXmas

Remember when Unreal was an actual game?

Obscure Console Christmas Advent. Day 6: Linguaphone Education Gear 1994? We all know of the Multi Mega, Sega's Mega Drive/CD hybrid. Not so familiar is that in Japan it was only released under licence by lanquage company Linguaphone, presumably as a teaching tool. #RGGXmas

Obscure Console Christmas Advent. Day 7: NEC PC-KD863G monitor 1988. A monitor compatible with NEC's computers, that also contains a PC-Engine console. This provided the best way to play the console at the time, as a RGB connection was used rather than RF. #RGGXmas

They're still out there, hidden in plain sight, if you know where to look.

Obscure Console Christmas Advent. Day 8: Divers 2000 CX-1. 2000. A combination TV and Dreamcast developed by Fuji and Sega for release only in Japan. It came bundled with the Dreamcast camera, keyboard and remote control. A real rarity. #RGGXmas

I'm pretty convinced most game franchises would be improved by the addition of steam engines.

My childhood watch is better than your current watch. But I concede it may need a new battery. After 35 years.

The screen that traumatised a whole generation of children!

Obscure Console Christmas Advent. Day 9: Victor Wondermega 1992 The first combined Mega Drive/Mega CD console on the market, the Japanese only Wondermega from JVC also included karaoke features. A later version had a US release called the X'Eye. #RGGXmas

Two puzzle games from my childhood Christmas. Tomy's Aaaaghh! and Yeeaghh! Fiendishly challenging ball maze games that did indeed make me scream on occasions. Did anyone have these back in the day?

🕹️ Retro Gaming Grinch 🎄 We love the Wondermega! Bought one in auction on Ebay around 2010 for under 100. We didn't know what we were buying but we wanted a Mega CD and this Unit had both a Megadrive and CD built in, so we thought it was a good deal. It's now one of our favourite machines. We do karaoke

Obscure Console Christmas Advent. Day 10: Hitachi Hi-Saturn Navi. 1995. Probably the most outrageous Saturn released, the Hi-Saturn Navi had karaoke ports, GPS antenna ports and video/audio in ports. The separate screen could be used for in car navigation! #RGGXmas

The feeling of perusing an Argos catalogue on the run up to Christmas remains unbeaten.