There is a pretty good overview done by the community here
docs.google.com/spreadsheets...

They don't work for me either

That was the first thing that popped into my mind when I got the hint that it's something unofficial :D Guess I earned my game historian card for today.

I searched for the last commercial physical release that wasn't a rerelease or a retro-themed thing years after. And it seems it was a Czech game, at least according to MobyGames!
www.mobygames.com/game/59792/b...

It has until 2030 to do so. And they basically just need to make that amount and wait for sell through. The 160mil is the number manufactured until 2013 mainly for the secondary markets in the late years.

There are some great tips in the guide here: krugman.net/dumping/

Congrats! Long time in the making :)

Resurfacing can be done at home with even better control. There is a person that is a materials scientist and tries to help people with tutorials.
youtube.com/watch?v=wg2W...

90s'o'clock

It really is almost all there. MAME has a netlist system specially for these and most of the challenges are solved. It just needs somebody with great lowl level computer engineering/electronics knowledge to input it and debug it. We can only prepare the documentation in the meantime...

That is amazing news. I suggest scanning with as much resolution as possible, the schematics are often hard to read.
Thanks for the hard work!

There are a few different lists like this around, but most are platform specific and very brief. I am trying to merge them all and add sourcing for all of these claims, something that disappears very easily! It's also on a wiki, so other people can make an account and edit the list.

What methods were used to try to recover the C64 port? I could suggest some ideas for dumping that could yield better results.

It really is somehow a very defining thing of the era of game development. Definitely a lot to dig into for further research.

It's happening!!!

In the museum I loved the section about Elwro, which is a polish company that was located in Wrocław.
At Ceegs I really liked the keynote from a developer who worked on Disco Elysium and Pentiment. But I am looking forward to the talk on Becherovka game, a liquor sponsored gamedev competition.

Pokémon mini actually has two of my favorite games ever, Race Mini and Togepi's Great Adventure!

Given that it seems like the pace of new tests will slow down for GBA for some time, I tackled another platform that seems to be in rapid development and hopefully can benefit from such an overview - the Nintendo DS!
emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/ND...