After two decades of anticipation, the legendary game “Infinity” is finally making its way to the Game Boy Color in Q4 of 2025. This tactical RPG, originally developed by Affinix Software, has been a long-lost gem for retro gaming enthusiasts. With its unique strategic battle system and a captivating narrative, Infinity promises to offer a rich gaming experience that pushes the limits of the classic handheld console. Originally canceled in 2002 due to market challenges, Infinity resurfaced in 2016 as an unfinished ROM, reigniting interest among fans.

This morning’s BBC Breakfast segment on retro gaming took an unexpected turn when a glaring error caught the attention of viewers: an NES Super Mario Bros. cartridge was incorrectly displayed inside a Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). This blunder not only sparked disbelief but also ignited a wave of ridicule across social media, highlighting the importance of accuracy in media representations of gaming culture. As UKIE Chief Executive Professor Nickle Poole showcased various retro consoles, the focus shifted from celebrating the resurgence of these beloved systems to the mishap itself.