Tag: Previews

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Preview: Chords

Fans of graphic adventures like Snatcher take note! Pixel Pusher Games’ is working on bringing some of that same cyberpunk action to the Genesis. Chords is an exciting new project that looks to rival Kojima’s masterpiece by carving out a space of its own with amazing presentation, excellent dialogue, intriguing characters, and a great story.

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Preview: Irena: Genesis Metal Fury

After five quiet months, White Ninja Studio has issued an update on the state of its Genesis shmup that included a five-stage demo. While it doesn’t have a publisher, Irena: Genesis Metal Fury is close to completion. We went hands-on with the demo and liked what we played. Hopefully, this game will find a home and finally see release.

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Preview: Sovietborgs

Developer Retro Sumus has launched an IndieGoGo campaign for its latest project, Sovietborgs, and the game looks to be something special. We’ve had a hands-on with the latest build and came away impressed. Check out our preview for impressions, and head over to the campaign page to pledge support if this is the kind of game for you.

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Preview: Sega: The Era of Sensory Games 1985-1990

Arriving May 2, a new book by Fumio Kurokawa explores the creation and legacy of Sega’s innovative motion-based arcade games through interviews with key developers and rare archival materials. The book covers classics like Hang-On, OutRun, and the R360, detailing their development, technological breakthroughs, and decline and offers a focused look at how Sega pushed the boundaries of interactive entertainment.

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Preview: Lethal Wedding

Mega Cat Studios is warming up a new Kickstarter campaign in the coming months for its new Genesis run-‘n-gun, Lethal Wedding. It’s a two-player, cooperative action game where the bride saves the groom. We checked out an early build have come away intrigued! Check out our preview for all the details about this upcoming new title for your beloved 16-bit machine.