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NES RPG โFormer Dawnโ Brings CD-ROM-Level Power to 8-Bit Gaming
Plus: an authorised Manic Miner remake whose own trailer is under suspicion, and the NES Bubble Bobble landing on the dragons' actual birthday.
Plus: Tecmo's other 1996 fighter finally leaves Japan, and a Victorian-London JRPG gets the English script it waited 27 years for.
Plus: Worms' creator returns to the Amiga version nobody bought, and the Mega Drive finally gets Data East's RoboCop
Plus: Ron Gilbert starts production on Thimbleweed Park 2, and Commodore and Amiga finally sign the truce thirty years of litigation couldn't produce.
Plus: eight IGS arcade legends leave the cabinet for Steam, and Sega's Japan-only Mega Drive RPG finally speaks English.
Plus: Sunsoft's forgotten 1998 PS1 commando thriller returns twice in one month, and Cinemaware's Amiga showpiece turns 40.
Plus: Jaleco throws open its arcade vault for 32 coin-op cult classics, and Activision's Atari 2600 legends get a pocket-sized home of their own.
Plus: Metal Gear Solid 4 finally breaks its 18-year PS3 exile, and Toaplan's Truxton roars back after 38 years.
Plus: The 7th Guest returns from the dead in volumetric 3D, and Agent 47 gets a barcode-era glow-up.
Plus: Garrett's stealth-'em-up granddaddy gets a 4K revival, and a PS1 'Tales' cult classic finally lands on everything.
Plus: Spyro takes flight on every console, and Rare's greatest hits cram into a $70 pocket handheld.
PLUS: THE GREEN MONSTER IS BACK: Halo Combat Evolved Reborn For A New Generation (Yes, Even On PlayStation!)
