Author: Genius Admin

Image: Damien McFerran/Time ExtensionBlaze, the company behind the Evercade series of retro platforms, released an update earlier today talking about its upcoming products scheduled to launch in November and December. This includes information on the expected shipping dates for the Evercade Alpha, the final four cartridge releases of 2024 (Toaplan Arcade 3, Toaplan Arcade 4, Data East Arcade 2, Metal Dragon / Life on Mars), and the previously delayed Evercade EXP-R and Evercade Tate Grips. The update on the Evercade website starts by stating that “all stock for Evercade Alpha is currently on its way to our partners ready to…

Read More

Old-school love letter.It’s been a stellar year for RPGs on the Switch, with even Mario managing to squeak out three of his own within 12 months……

Read More
PC

Starfield hits 15m players Ambitious sci-fi RPG Starfield has attracted more than 15 million players to date.  That’s according to developer Bethesda, which posted on its website that the game had hit this milestone back in September 2023. Starfield brought in ten million copies within two weeks of its launch before hitting 12 million players by December . That means it has only attracted three million users in the la…

Read More
PC

From Software owner Kadokawa acknowledges Sony acquisition offer FromSoftware parent company Kadokawa has confirmed that Sony is looking to acquire it.  In a post to investors , the company said that the PlayStation giant had submitted a letter of intent to buy its shares. This follows reporting from Reuters that Sony was in talks to acquire Kadokawa .  “There are some articles on the acquisition of Kadokawa Corporation by Sony Group Inc,” the compan…

Read More

Image: Read-Only Memory / Studio LiverpoolThe WipEout series was, at one point, considered to be a dazzling showcase for new Sony hardware. The original game accompanied the PS1’s release in the West and arguably did a lot of sell the console to sceptical punters, while WipEout Pure and WipEout 2048 were jaw-dropping launch titles for the PSP and PS Vita, respectively. PS4 sadly didn’t get a WipEout at launch, although it did get the excellent Omega Collection in 2017, a pack which pulled together content from WipEout HD and the aforementioned PS Vita entry and holds the distinction of being…

Read More