Developed in-house by ModRetro for their Chromatic FPGA-based Game Boy Color handheld, Tetris is back and even bundled with launch units of the ModRetro Chromatic—almost like it’s 1989 all over again.

Both Anduril and ModRetro are founded by Palmer Luckey, the creator of the Oculus Rift VR headset. Luckey is now an almost unbelievable character, a devout anime and video game lover who reportedly stores his vast collection of games in a decommissioned US nuclear missile silo — one of several silos he says he owns .

The Modretro Chromatic is a 2024 take on the Game Boy Color and is an excellent portable handheld device that elevates the experience of using Nintendo’s 1998 iconic video game console. The Chromatic is founded upon nostalgia,

Traumatarium Penitent, the follow-up game to Eligos’ indie dungeon crawler, brings with it a noticeable improvement over its predecessor to real Game Boy hardware and the ModRetro Chromatic. During the heyday of the Game Boy and Game Boy Color,