Stickerbush Symphony from DKC 2 is the greatest song in a video game ever. I will die on this hill if needs be.

I'd be very surprised if this didn't get c&d'd out of existence soon. I don't understand why people waste their time working on copyrighted projects when they pretty much always get shut down.

Looking forward to this as Cardcaptor Sakura is one of my favorite anime and manga series of all time!

@slider1983 Yeah. They'd do the AI up res on the cut-scenes and that could look pretty bad. Someone just released a remaster mod for Mysteries of the Sith and it looks pretty impressive. Its on moddb.

@slider1983 Why do you say that? The OpenJKDF2 source port project has been around for quite a while now, so It's not like its impossible.

Is It too much to hope that maybe, just maybe Lucasart's Afterlife could be remastered? I know I'm one of the very few people alive who likely played that game, but I love it. Would be incredible to see that happen.

I first played Elder Scrolls: Oblivion on the 360, and it absolutely blew my mind. I must have spent days almost nonstop playing it. I first played Left 4 Dead on the 360 as well which became another addiction for a while. I somehow lucked out and never got the Red Ring of Death.

The 360 is 20 years old... Ugh. I was 21 in 2005. I'm 41 now. Time sucks.

All I feel like I can say in situations like this is f*** cancer. This is heart breaking. Such a wonderful person, and a great developer. I don't believe in an afterlife personally, but if there is one I hope she's reunited with her wife and that they can be happy and healthy forever.

@Exerion76 Yep, and the situation is only getting worse...

Hope they can be recovered. This really sucks.

Weird. I played the game when it was new and have no memories of any one level being particularly difficult. I guess I must have gotten through without too much frustration then. Interesting to learn though.

I finally finished AC6 and really loved it. I want to go back and play the whole series from the beginning at some point.

There's a really great retrospective analysis series of videos about each game by a Youtuber named AesirAesthetics. Really worth a watch.

Why? My memory of what little I played of these games back in the day was that they were very boring games at best.

Not surprised sadly. It's a huge shame that it is widely the case with all of those old Japanese games. The documentaries and books that could have been released if all of that stuff still existed would have been wonderful.

As for the FFVII remakes? I'm planning on playing them once they are all completed. I'll reserve judgment until then

I hope they are able to save the game. I'd love to see a new FPS from him. Would be a good opportunity for redemption from Daikatana.

I've never bought one of these emulator powered reproduction systems before, but I want this. I never got to have an Amiga and this looks like the thing I've been waiting for. I just hope they don't sell out fast and never get made again.

@Sn0w And likely run into the ground based on what I've observed.

I miss Babbages and CompUSA. So many great memories browsing all the big box pc games as a kid and teen. CompUSA was cool cause they also carried boxed copys of Linux when it was an incredibly niche and incredibly difficult thing to get into. God, I miss those days.

According to a commenter there, they discriminate against 40-year-olds too. Which is awful, as I'm 41 and don't look or act any differently than I did when I was 30, so the idea of being discriminated against based on a number is just crazy to me.

Was the OG dosbox abandoned? It hasn't been updated in over 6 years.

58 I way too young. So sad. I can't imagine writing a message for people for after die and sounding so composed.

I'd have bought this game again if it didn't use Ubisoft connect. I'll stick with my modded version made from my old disc copy then. I love the original three games. Didn't like anything after Chaos Theory. I don't want to watch the new show, or likely play the eventual new game because I can't imagine anyone other than Michael Ironside playing him.

This was one of my favorite games to rent for my Sega Genesis. I remember being so amazed by the graphics and the setting. I never actually got to own the game till the remaster in the last few years when I got it on GoG. Still love the game.

It's always really sad when another arcade closes. The one here closed recently due to lack of business; it had only been open just over a year. I really liked the place and went there weekly. Hope these games find new homes.

Interesting. Looking forward to trying this. Wonder what Ken Silverman would think of this since the engine he was working on after the Build Engine was based entirely on voxels.

@cakeashi a bit crude don't you think? I don't agree anyway. I've liked other shooters much better than that series, but just my opinion.

I must have been one of the few US citizens who owned and loved the Amiga as a kid. Nobody else I knew had one and I got made fun of for not having a Sega or Nintendo system.

I'm all in on recompilation. Playing Majora's Mask and OOT on my computer with major QOLs, widescreen and high framerates beats emulation and original hardware any day, IMO. MVG is pretty great though. Makes a lot of good videos and I found out about the recompilation stuff because of him. He is also a huge proponent of game preservation.

@Aerona That's the one thing that keeps it plausible to me, however unlikely. I don't trust them after the stick drift fiasco. I gave up trying to fix them after awhile and just started replacing my controllers.

Now I kinda like the idea of a more grown up oriented Sonic the Hedgehog game. Maybe they are all a bit older and maybe the world has gone to crap because a new villain showed up that was more successful than Robotnik.

... Or they could just be renewing their trademark which companies need to do to maintain them? Reading into this too much I think. As much as I love the series, I don't think a new Ecco would be commerically successful. I've seen far more people saying how much they disliked those games because of their difficulty than liked by a large margin sadly. The failed Kickstarter for a spiritual successor speaks for itself.