- See prices in your own currency — Retrodex now converts every price to your local currency automatically, and you can switch to any of 30+ currencies in Settings. - Catalog updates now finish downloading in the background, so new systems and prices land reliably even if you don't keep the app open. - Gameplay videos now play with sound by default — tap a video to mute it, and you'll be asked once if you'd like them muted from then on. - Widescreen gameplay videos now fill the player instead of showing black bars. - TV Flashback clips no longer close when you tap outside the video by accident. - Behind-the-scenes stability improvements.

- Five new systems! 3DO, Neo Geo Pocket, Neo Geo Pocket Color, TurboGrafx-CD and Atari 5200. - The full game catalog is now free for everyone — browse every game on every console, with no daily limits.

- Two new systems! TurboGrafx-CD and Atari 5200. - Box art now displays at the right proportions on every system, so game grids line up cleanly.

- Two new systems! Sega CD and Neo Geo CD. - Exporting your collection to CSV now carries the full detail — game IDs plus each copy's region and edition — so it re-imports cleanly and moves between iOS, Android, and the web app. - Prices for games you own now reflect the exact edition you have — pin a purchase to its region and variant and the value matches your actual copy. - "Recently Added" now sorts by when you actually added a game to your collection, not when the game came out. - Fixed purchase records occasionally duplicating when your collection synced across devices. - Added a Feedback & Feature Requests link in Settings so you can tell us what to build next.

- Search now groups results by franchise — chips above the list let you jump to all the Mario, Zelda, or Castlevania matches in one tap. - Game detail surfaces a game's franchise and themes alongside genre and player count. - Game lists now flag every Owned and Wanted title with a colored pill next to its row, so you can see what's in your collection at a glance. - New menu in the scanner toolbar lets you pick how cartridges get identified — cartridge label plus UPC barcode (the default), label-only, or barcode-only.

- Search now groups results by franchise — chips above the list let you jump to all the Mario, Zelda, or Castlevania matches in one tap. - Game detail surfaces a game's franchise and themes alongside genre and player count. - Game lists now flag every Owned and Wanted title with a colored pill next to its row, so you can see what's in your collection at a glance. - New menu in the scanner toolbar lets you pick how cartridges get identified — cartridge label plus UPC barcode (the default), label-only, or barcode-only.

- New "Name That Game" mini-game in Discover — guess the title from a tight crop of its box art, with a Zoom Out option that trades points for a wider look. - Game detail now lets you flip between regional and variant editions of a game — NA, PAL, JP, reprints, special editions — each with its own prices and barcode. - Game detail also surfaces ports and re-releases on other platforms, so you can hop from the SNES version of a game to the GBA one in a tap. - Collector tier can add their own games from Browse's quick-add menu — a six-step sheet walks you through platform, box art, metadata, and ownership, and your submissions sync across devices. - Smoother scrolling across Discover, Browse, and large catalogs; faster cartridge barcode lookups.

- Game detail view now has an link strip linking out to Wikipedia, YouTube, the official site, IGDB, and the game's social and community pages. - New Companies section on game detail shows who actually built the game — developer, publisher, porter, supporting studios — with country flags, founding year, and parent company. - Search now matches keywords — try "metroidvania", "james bond", "jrpg", "time travel", or "active time battle" to surface games by gameplay flavor. - Browse's hardware list now shows every regional variant for multi-region platforms like TurboGrafx-16, Neo Geo, and PlayStation 2. - Discover picks stay put when you tap a game and come back — they still reshuffle when you switch in from another tab. - The catalog download is about 33 MB smaller after retiring an unused on-device search model.

- Four new systems join the lineup — Neo Geo, TurboGrafx-16, Xbox, and PlayStation 2. - Browse's platform rail now focuses on one manufacturer at a time, with a slide-out menu to jump between Nintendo, Sega, Sony, Microsoft, NEC, SNK, and Atari. - Game detail pages now show original age rating badges by region — ESRB, PEGI, CERO, etc. - Tap the Owned / Wanted / Played counters at the top of Collection to switch sections — no need to reach for the chip row. - Discover reshuffles its picks every time you open the tab, so you get a fresh Game of the Day, carousels, and trivia on each visit. - Each "Did You Know?" card has a refresh button now — tap to swap in a new fact without leaving Discover.

- Olá, Brasil — Retrodex now speaks Brazilian Portuguese. - The cartridge scanner now reads UPC barcodes alongside the cartridge label, so boxed games and faded labels get IDed instantly. - Barcode reads are noticeably snappier — they come straight from the camera's hardware pipeline, so a code locks in the moment you point at it. - Each match now shows whether it was identified by the cartridge or the UPC barcode, so you know what the scanner saw. - Cartridge scan covers a lot more systems — Atari 2600, Famicom, Super Famicom, PlayStation, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, Virtual Boy, Sega 32X, Game Gear, Dreamcast, and Atari Jaguar join NES, SNES, Genesis, and N64. - Cleaner identify screen — the camera view fills more of the screen now that the title bar's gone.

- If you don't have the Collector license yet, the Collection tab now drops you into a fully populated sample collection. Browse, sort, filter, and see what your real Stats screen would look like, then upgrade when you're ready. - Browse now groups consoles by manufacturer out of the box (Nintendo, Sega, Sony, Atari) and you can still reorder them in Settings. - Free preview now lets you check out any 3 games a day on each console (unlimited on NES) — pick whichever ones you want, no more locked top-20 list.

- If you don't have the Collector license yet, the Collection tab now drops you into a fully populated sample collection. Browse, sort, filter, and see what your real Stats screen would look like, then upgrade when you're ready. - Browse now groups consoles by manufacturer out of the box (Nintendo, Sega, Sony, Atari) and you can still reorder them in Settings.

- GameCube joins the lineup — browse, search, and track Nintendo's cube-shaped classic alongside the rest of your collection. - A fresh look for the welcome tour, ending with a quick choice between the Enthusiast and Collector licenses — no pressure, you can skip it. - Pick which consoles show up across the app from a new Systems screen in Settings. - Cleaner labels in Discover and onboarding so things read better at a glance.

- Bug fixes - Improved iPad layout - Endless retro commercial viewing mode