And that concludes my coverage of Long Island Retro Gaming Expo 2026 for this year. It was great to meet up with everyone again after so long, and after many hours on the show floor, I must rest and recover up for my next event.
The big exhibit of the Long Island Retro Gaming Expo 2026: the Nintendo 64 30th Anniversary celebration, featuring an exhibit going over the console's history as was done with the likes of the Dreamcast and the NES in 2024 and 2025 respectively. #LIRetro
Witnessing a set of 3rd Strike live at an aviation museum #LIRetro
The first time I've ever seen a Watara Supervision in the flesh, and somehow I forgot to get footage of the scaled-down recreation of Nintendo's Wild Gunman arcade game sitting right next to it. #LIRetro
Deep within the Museum resides a whole range of personal computers in a room that I call the "Retro Computer Lab". #LIRetro
Ahh, the Neo Geo Pocket Color. A wonderful console that I wish was more of a success than it would end up being once it was discontinued. #LIRetro
You heard of having games on your computer but have you heard of having games on... ...your phone? (Yes, these are real Keitai flip phones!) #LIRetro
One of my favorite parts of any event taking place at the Cradle of Aviation: Being able to look down and see all the vendor booths in the Marketplace from high up.
Don't worry, I also got something to satisfy my curiosity for retro Sega: photo evidence of the Sega Pluto console.
The legendary F-Zero X + Expansion Kit, all on original hardware for the event's big celebration of the N64's 30th anniversary. #LiRetro
Of course they had the PC-88 version of Super Mario Bros. Special, so I pulled up to the computer and said "Wanna see a magic trick?" #LIRetro