Retro Gaming News
Retro gaming is thriving with new titles like "Vroom," a "Top Gear" tribute, and remasters such as "Tomb Raider IV-VI" and "Splinter Cell," alongside innovative projects from various developers.
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RetroNews.com has reported several exciting developments in the retro gaming scene. A new Game Boy Color racing game titled "Vroom" pays tribute to the classic "Top Gear." Additionally, a remastered collection of "Tomb Raider IV, V, and VI" is set for release in February 2025. MicroProse, known for its historical contributions to gaming, is launching "Cleared Hot," inspired by the game "Desert Strike." A new studio formed by former developers of "Disco Elysium" is working on a psychogeographic RPG called "Longdue." Ubisoft Toronto continues to develop a remake of "Splinter Cell." Other notable announcements include the NES fan demake "Famidash," inspired by "Geometry Dash," and the upcoming release of "Croc: Legend of the Gobbos HD Remaster," which aims to revive classic tank controls. The retro gaming community is also buzzing with the news of various remasters and new titles, including "Fear The Spotlight," a PS1-style survival horror game, and the "LUNAR Remastered Collection" for multiple platforms. The landscape of retro gaming is vibrant, with numerous projects aimed at both nostalgia and innovation.
- New Game Boy Color racer "Vroom" honors "Top Gear."
- "Tomb Raider IV-V-VI" remastered collection to release in February 2025.
- MicroProse announces "Cleared Hot," inspired by "Desert Strike."
- Ubisoft is developing a "Splinter Cell" remake.
- Various remasters and new titles are set to enrich the retro gaming landscape.
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