Right_Said_Brett

Wow, the only one who's exposed themselves here is you, Martin. You've absolutely no creative talent, have you? Of course you defend gen AI; because it fools you into thinking that you have talent, when in actuality you have none.

And then resorting to Spaghetti Monster quotes.

What a plonker.

Sounds like a disaster waiting to happen. Given that Mortal Kombat II flopped at the box office, what chance does Fatal Fury have?!

Fantastic detective work! Here's hoping for a more in depth interview with Murphy.

Bill Tiller and the Fatman! I love those guys' work and it's encouraged me to pledge to the Kickstarter.

@DustyBin1 - Sounds good to me. Go join your fellow creatively untalented AI Bros elsewhere and leave us talented and ethically minded folk alone.

Don't like the site? Then don't visit it. Nobody owes you the blessing of tailoring the site to your own tastes.

Buh bye now.

Great article. I always enjoy reading these deep dives into the classics of yesterday and finding out what those involved in their creation have to say.

It would be easier if they just made a Vectrex Large (a 1:1 replica of the original). I would back that day one

Woah... trippy lookin'!

@slider1983 - Get some new material, you oddball. You're the worst person on this site.

I will never pay money for this game. Shame on you, Sega, and shame on the AI Bros defending this crap in the comments section.

Thief is one of my favourite games of all time, so it's lovely to see it get the Nightdive treatment. Here's hoping that they'll remaster Thief 2 as well.

Looks great. I really hope that he'll add a CRT filter option for the game though, as The Drifter was sorely lacking one.

Great to see the usual Jackson defenders out in force within the comments section. I'm sure you'd all be defending the notion of a Gary Glitter game too... oh wait, no; because his music was rubbish.

Bunch of hypocrites.

I've been saying it for decades now; Red Dwarf and a point & click adventure game are a match made in heaven.

It's quite frankly ridiculous that we've never got one, but had a bunch of lame action games for mobile instead, which don't take advantage of the show's strength; characters, narrative, and jokes (the very qualities that adventure games excel at).

@Guru_Larry - There's also Robert Llewellyn, who did voice acting for Discworld Noir and starred in The Feeble Files.

Out of the main cast, it's only Craig Charles who's never acted in a game

This looks fantastic.

When I read Final Fight 64, I immediately envisioned some hideous, chunky 3D version of the game.

The game looks lovely and the marketing is ingenious.

I prefer the original cover because I find the new variant to be a tad too crowded. Both are very well made though!

@Arcadia_Official - Little Pecker

"Dr. Evil"

That made me chuckle!

I'm imagining the couple driving with the statue on their trailer like the ending to Lake Placid with the croc.

Awful game, but the packaging is nice enough.

@WileyDragonfly - Interesting observation considering that Broken Sword came out in 1996 and Titan AE came out in 2000.

Guess Revolution are time travellers...

Urgh, no thanks. Hollywood always messes this kind of thing up.

Alejandro Martín is the gift (grift?) that keeps on giving. Long may his crazy antics continue, say I.

Rest in peace, Ozaki-San.

RPCS3 is one of my favourite emulators; it's easy to use, has daily updates, and is leagues better than any 360 emulator. The AI Bros need to keep their filthy, talentless hands off it.

What a fantastic find!

I like how casual the Notzilla looks as he grumpily strolls through the neighborhood.

Neat! A niche product to be sure, but I'm glad that it exists.

Ah yes, the ol' "Insult your potential customers before your movie comes out tactic". That always works out so well...

I love my Playdate and now I love Panic. Screw AI slop and those who create it.

@RenHope - Developers need to declare whether they've used generative AI on a growing number of stores and whenever that happens, I don't pay them a single penny.

Not sure why there's this common perception that the Dreamcast was an underpowered console. I owned both a DC and a PS2 and often thought that games on the former looked far prettier than games on the latter.

slider1983 is sick and tired of these articles about AI slop. Whereas I'm sick and tired of slider1983 making endless comments about how great generative AI, just because he has zero artistic talent.

Whomever is responsible for this must be one very sad and pathetic individual.

Absolutely adored and played the ever loving crap out of my Paperboy LCD game as a kid.

@flojomojo - I will never NOT want to read what new, crazy venture the SuperSega guy conjures up.

Counter-argument: The boob mechanic in Policenauts.

Garbage idea, running off a cart which will be useless within a year or two. Bravo.

@slider - I've modded countless titles from my GOG library, even using the guides on Steam.

@slider1983 - You don't need to use Galaxy in order to leave a review of a game on GOG.

@ArcadeRacingCENTRAL Agreed, that was a very hyperbolic statement to have made. That'll teach me to drink and comment!

"It's not wrong to view the clean pixel of a SNES HD output."

Actually, it quite literally is. It's an affront to the pixel artists themselves.

@ihaveallthecoins There's no gatekeeping happening here. I'm merely stating how the pixel art was designed to be viewed. The Mona Lisa wasn't designed to be viewed through a lens of poop.

The 16-bit era artists, quite literally, meant for their art to be viewed via a CRT screen. If one views that pixel art as pixel perfect, then it becomes as corrupt as AI generative *****.

@ArcadeRacingCENTRAL I'm not gatekeeping. I agree that games are meant to be played and enjoyed. I'm merely saying that if one plays games without a genuine CRT, or a CRT shader, then one isn't viewing games the way which they were meant to be played and viewed.