Further reading
If you're the type of person who still reads words on the internet, I'd like to recommend some newsletters, podcasts, and other publications that I personally enjoy reading, in no particular order.
Most of these are directly related to emulation or retro gaming more generally, so I'm sure you'll find at least one to help fill your inbox with joy a few times a week.
All of these are independent publications, so please consider supporting them if you have the means!
Newsletters, etc.
Wes Fenlon
Fantastic bi-weekly emulation newsletter with a special focus on old Japanese games. Or maybe you could call it an obsession.
Design Room is best known for 'Oral Histories' of games, and it's a continuation of the excellent Polygon series from Matt Leone and co. They don't publish often, but when they do,
Chris Plante
This newsletter/podcast covers all sorts of gaming topics (but not typically emulation), and I've been hooked since it launched in 2025.
The Video Game Library
The Video Game Library is an incredible project, and this is a weekly newsletter covering the latest stuff added to the collection.
Bo
An interesting newsletter for technical folks, Rings of Saturn reverse engineers retro games, focusing on finding new cheat codes. Often, codes are discovered first here.
Gardiner Bryant
The Bryant Review covers a variety of FOSS topics, but interviews with emulation devs are often published here, and it's always worth a read.