Fantastic news, more retro the better!!

He mentions the industry being in an unhealthy state. Which he's right, but he's involved in AI & he happily supports the end for physical media. So to me he's not exactly helping.

Brilliant game, along with its sequel.

And this is another reason why keeping your physical media is key. And think before you throw things in the bin.

Looks great, look forward to the Switch version.

This should of happened for PlayStation VR1 & VR2 years ago. Doubtful now. Both are practically dead. Thanks to Sony not truly supporting the hardware:(

Looks incredible, a spiritual successor to Sturmwind:)

Personally Snes, PC Engine, Megadrive, Nes, the best versions for me personally.

About time the Megadrive version actually arrived. I have a repro cart, but really want a boxed release. But a Neo version would also be amazing.

Absolutely love Gleylancer, this is a great surprise to see this new version. Unfortunately the Neo version will be ridiculously expensive no doubt. So Switch version will be definitely purchased. Personally would of loved to see this new Gleylancer on actual Megadrive.

Just had a feeling this was going to happen, and here we are, God damn it !!

@Gs69 yes i cant wait, preordered the white anniversary edition. But the Nexus definitely on my list. But maybe better off just buying the Aes carts. To many options not enough cash lol

Sounds great, been watching this for a while now. Will probably add to my collection along with the Neo Aes+ later this year:)

The original London CEX is the stuff of legend. I used to visit as much as possible. I remember buying Jamma PCBs & other gems for various retro platforms.

Its about time the Megadrive version got released now. I did buy on Steam, also bought the Switch version with the awesome Earthion 8bitdo controller. Oh I also have the bootleg cart for my Megadrive. Which runs great, really dont see why its taking so long.

If the system was widely available & not ridiculously expensive i might have bought one. I'll stick with my original hardware along with the Retro freak, Retron 5, Retro trio 3+

Hopefully Starblade & the rare Solvalou might make it over.

Brilliant game have on Famicom cartridge.

Well it worked the new Atari handheld does have a mini trackball. The likes of Combat school, Marble madness would be great on this device. Luckily I do own an Atgames legends ultimate. Which has trackball, spinner support which is brilliant, so can play the games they were meant to be played.

This game really needs a trackball, to really experience it properly.

I really hope there isnt a delay, can't wait till November to get the white anniversary edition:)

Personally I have a mini PC called the retro boss from a company called Retropia. Its an amazing system loaded with retro games. Its setup for wiimotes, sinden light guns, joysticks, joypads. Well worth it 👌

Looks ok, but it makes you realise just how advanced the N64 was. Mario 64 was ground breaking.

Looks really good, still hasn't got the flair from the Saturn version though.

Yes stunning game, artwork, iconic car, incredible artist, R.I.P

Might pick one up, hopefully improved screen.

I wonder if this will actually a get a physical release on Neo CD

And that's why digital sucks, alot of games from the PS3 will be lost forever. Pretty sad where you'll have to rely on emulation. Luckily most of my PS3 library is physical.

@mjparker77 yeah I get what your saying totally. But you dont buy a Neo to give a monkeys about doom.

Personally I have & never will dream of playing Doom on Neo. For one the Neo isn't particularly designed for this. And when I can play the likes of Blazing star, Metal slug, Fatal fury, Last resort. I couldn't careless. The Neo is a 2D sprite shifting beast, designed for arcade gaming.

Best get now the industry is turning to ***** anyway. I'll stick to retrogaming that's why im here.

Exactly, physical forever!!!

This is amazing news, wanted this game back when it was first shown. This & Takeover 2 yes please.

Well I'll be voting with my wallet, im sure others will. Sony are finished to me after this gen. Unless the idiots in charge have a change of heart, very doubtful though.

@Kev711 Im more interested in the games that made to the arcades to be honest. I know the M2 tech is not really accessible. Anyway this project is scrapped altogether now anyways.

Have this amazing game on Cartridge, amazing shmup.

If they decide to bring the hardware back in some form. Let's have the 3DO M2 tech, this had loads of potential. A few titles made it to the arcade from Konami, Polystars is brilliant just not great on emulation unfortunately. Personally they should just bring it to switch.

Amazing easter egg, love the Snes & the FX chip tech:)

I had a 3DO back in the day, had potential, unfortunately it wasn't meant to be. And let's be honest the majority of the games were crap. Its better just left alone.

Have this Retro gamer issue in my collection, the front cover alone was enough to purchase:)

Great article, love Bitmap Bureau, T2 is especially amazing, along with Xeno crisis, Final vendetta. Looking forward to Masters of the universe. Long may their success continue.

Amazing as ever, Galagon, Gorf, are exceptional. So this definitely on my list, but physical cartridge not download.

No analog controls, no thanks.

The shoulders of giants indeed, such a great response, Argonaut are legends, creating Starfox & the FX chip tech with Nintendo. Exciting times the best days of gaming by far.

@Deuteros thanks for the heads up:)

GameFan great magazine 👌

At last someone who gets it, the industry is obsessed with the same ***** mainly openworld, roguelike, soulslike. Its frustrating when the tech is their but not the games. Im 55 been playing games since pong was in vogue. The industry must be stupid, they aren't thinking about us older gamers having more disposable income. Thankfully the Retro scene is there & that's what I spend my money on. Their are some devs who get it, like Bitmsp bereau with the amazing terminator 2d no fate. This is what I want more of.

The golden age of videogaming magazines.

Love the original as it is, i have a boxed UK version. Which i play on my Retrofreak console, on the big screen. Love it, the only thing I would change is the music. The GBA is definitely more capable.

Sounds fantastic, love the FM sound from the Mega. Personally I love all the systems from that era. Luckily I own all of em as well. The Megadrive, Snes, Neo, PC Engine all have great sound. From the likes of Thunderforce 3,4, Soldier blade, Axelay, Gradius 3, Last resort, Alpha mission 2. I could go on.