After two decades of anticipation, the legendary game “Infinity” is finally set to release on the Game Boy Color in Q4 of 2025. This tactical RPG, originally developed by Affinix Software, has had a tumultuous journey, from cancellation in 2002 to a successful crowdfunding revival by Incube8 Games. The game promises to deliver a unique strategic battle system and a rich narrative that has captivated retro gaming enthusiasts. “Infinity” invites players into a world where an ancient evil threatens to plunge two rival nations into chaos.

This morning, the BBC Breakfast segment on retro gaming took an unexpected turn when viewers noticed an NES Super Mario Bros. cartridge awkwardly jammed inside a Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). This blunder not only overshadowed the intended celebration of retro gaming but also ignited a wave of disbelief and ridicule across social media platforms, particularly among the gaming community. The segment, featuring UKIE Chief Executive Professor Nickle Poole (OBE), aimed to highlight the resurgence of classic gaming consoles.