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Entergram has announced Sentimental Graffiti Re, a remake of the 1998 Saturn dating sim, with cast reveals but no release date or platforms yet.
A surprise native PC port of Pokémon Platinum offers a way to play the DS classic without emulation, complete with source code.
The Video Game History Foundation recovers a lost Indiana Jones demo built in SCUMM, a never-before-seen marketing tie-in for a VGA graphics card.
On Quake's 30th anniversary, Sandy Petersen, John Carmack and others reflect on the crunch that built the landmark 3D shooter and, in Petersen's words, broke them spiritually.
Andrew Elmore spent three years documenting every Namco Museum port across every platform and region, a roughly two-hour record of gaming's compilation era.
Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier, Signs of the Sojourner, and Boom Boom Rocket have all been pulled from the Xbox Store, with no physical editions to fall back on.
Anbernic's hands-on video for the Android-powered RG 55G1 shows a curved 2.5D screen and Hall sticks, but no chipset, battery, or price has been confirmed yet.
Ed Annunziata says his Ecco the Dolphin remaster, Ecco the Dolphin Complete, will get standard and deluxe physical editions, and he wants Sega to fold in the Dreamcast game.
For Operation Flashpoint's 25th anniversary, Bohemia Interactive released the GPL source code to Arma: Cold War Assault, plus a remastered demo.
Atari Legacy, a new quarterly about Atari history, went on sale June 23. The catch: it's typeset on an accelerated Atari Falcon030 using period design software.