Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Fighters

Cowabunga dudes! 🐢 Ever wondered what Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Fighters looks like on some of the most obscure but awesome retro hardware setups? Today, we’re smashing shells and tossing pixel punches on the ZX Evolution running the TSConf core, brought to life through the MiSTer FPGA.

This isn’t your typical TMNT brawler-this is fighting action through the lens of a ZX Spectrum descendant with modern FPGA precision. Expect quirky visuals, tight moves, and a heavy dose of retro charm. Whether you’re a TMNT fan, a ZX Evolution geek, or just someone who loves retro gaming oddities, this one’s a blast.

From Leonardo’s sword slashes to Raphael’s sai strikes, every pixel is powered by FPGA wizardry and retro dev brilliance. Stick around, because you’ll want to see how these turtles stack up in a world you’ve probably never seen them fight in before.

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🐢 Let’s see which turtle takes the crown!

To learn more about TSConf on the MiSTerFPGA, check this video out.
https://youtu.be/aDTunyu_Fx8

To get this game, check this link out:
https://zxonline.net/
https://epsiloncool.itch.io/teenage-mutant-ninja-turtles-fighters

BB Car

🚗💥 BB Car on the NES (aka Rally X) is pure 8-bit carnage.
🎮 Running on the MiSTer FPGA, the enemies don’t just chase you-they straight-up want you deleted.
🔥 Retro chaos, arcade tension, and AI that feels like it has a personal vendetta = NES at its most savage.

BB Car looks simple: collect flags, dodge enemies, win the game. But this NES title turns “simple” into relentless punishment. Every turn feels like a trap, every chase feels personal, and every mistake is your funeral. 💀 NES difficulty wasn’t just a myth-it was a lifestyle, and BB Car is here to prove it.

Whether you grew up with the NES or you’re discovering it through the MiSTer FPGA, this game will keep you laughing, crying, and questioning why you ever thought retro games were “easier.” 🕹️

NES nostalgia + MiSTer FPGA accuracy + enemies that hate your guts = a recipe for retro gaming chaos. Watch, laugh, and maybe even rage with me as BB Car shows no mercy.

Minecraft

⛏️ Time travel, but make it blocky! Today we’re cracking open a Minecraft save file from May 2nd, 2016 - a digital fossil from the era of fidget spinners, bad memes, and when your PC still made jet engine noises on startup.

This isn’t just a world… it’s a time capsule. Forgotten builds, weird biomes, and structures that my 2016 brain thought were peak architecture 🏰. If you’ve ever wondered what happens when you return to an old save after nearly a decade, buckle up - there’s nostalgia, chaos, and possibly some embarrassing design choices.

Whether you’re a retro gamer, a modern gaming addict, or just someone who loves seeing old digital worlds resurface, this adventure is packed with laughs, surprises, and a reminder that no world is truly lost… just buried under layers of cobblestone.

🔥 Stick around – you might even spot that one chest I rage-quit over in 2016. 

New Rally-X

🚗💨 Buckle up, retro racers! Today we take on New Rally-X… but not just any version - the Xbox 360 release, running on the Xenia emulator. That’s right, a viewer dared us to do it, and we weren’t about to back down.

Will we outsmart the smoke screens, dodge the sneaky red cars, and grab every last flag? Or will we end up choking on digital exhaust fumes? Either way, expect fast turns, near crashes, and the kind of gameplay chaos that only Namco’s classic can deliver.

🎮 This is where retro meets modern emulation - because who doesn’t love revisiting an arcade classic on hardware it was never really meant for?

🔥 Expect:
- Lots of close calls (and a few facepalm moments).
- Jokes that hit harder than a cornered red car.
- Gameplay that proves the old-school challenge still holds up today.

If you’re into retro gaming, emulation, or just watching people sweat bullets in the name of arcade glory, smash that like button and hang on tight. This ride’s going to be wild.

Aliens: Extermination

👽🚀 “Aliens: Extermination” - the on-rails space shooter. Running exclusively on TeknoParrot, this arcade oddity takes the Alien franchise, mashes it into a rollercoaster railgun fever dream, and launches it into the void of retro-meets-modern emulation madness.

In space, no one can hear you scream… but TeknoParrot sure can. 🕹️ Prepare yourself for endless xenomorph-blasting chaos, laser-scorched action, and the kind of arcade energy that smells faintly of stale popcorn and neon carpet.

This is part nostalgia trip, part intergalactic therapy session, and 100% explosive.

Whether you’re into retro classics, obscure arcade ports, or just love watching pixels explode in glorious fashion, this is one ride you don’t want to miss. Buckle up, space marine – it’s going to be bumpy, loud, and a little bit slimy.

Surprise Attack

🎮 Surprise Attack has just dropped like a quarter into an arcade cab you didn’t know existed - and thanks to the wizardry of jotego, it’s now alive and kicking on the MiSTer FPGA! 🚀

This isn’t just another retro curiosity. Nope. Imagine the lost lovechild of every neon-lit arcade hall you ever got kicked out of for hogging the joystick. That’s Surprise Attack. It’s fast, it’s furious, and it’s loaded with that crunchy arcade action that makes your palms sweaty and your continues vanish.

🔥 You’ll dodge enemies you didn’t see coming.
🔥 You’ll mash buttons like your life depends on it.
🔥 You’ll wonder how the heck this game never got the fame it deserved.

The MiSTer FPGA scene just keeps levelling up, and jotego has once again proven he’s basically the cheat code to retro happiness. Whether you’re deep into arcade history or just love watching new cores push this hardware to its limit, this one’s a must-play.

⚡ Buckle up - Surprise Attack is here, and it’s not pulling punches.
 

Umi Bombs

💣 Welcome to Umi Bombs - the Commodore 64 game you didn’t know existed until right now, running beautifully on the MiSTer FPGA. The premise? Simple: save the city or explode trying. No checkpoints. No continues. Just pixelated glory… and probably failure.

This isn’t some lost 1980s cartridge pulled out of a dusty shoebox – this is a brand new C64 creation in 2025. Yes, people are still making Commodore 64 games. And yes, they’re somehow still awesome.

⚡ Expect frantic joystick action, bomb-dropping chaos, and the kind of chiptune soundtrack that makes your neighbors question your life choices. It’s retro mayhem with all the charm of the golden age of gaming – except now you get to play it on modern hardware thanks to the MiSTer FPGA.

🎮 Whether you’re a diehard retro purist, a MiSTer FPGA enthusiast, or just someone who enjoys watching cities get blown up in 8-bit style, Umi Bombs delivers the nostalgia hit you’ve been waiting for.

👉 Stick around, because this game might just prove that the Commodore 64 refuses to die… even if your city does.

Available from https://kabutocoder.itch.io/umi-bombs-c64.