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Such a shame that the PC game is a Steam key, as that's stopped me from backing the project. Why would I invest money into a project, just to receive a DRM product?

@pbes Get stuffed. It's not "whining". If you don't want to receive negative press, then don't steal real artist's work by using AI.

More like Takes Forever Entertainment, amiright?

@Guru_Larry Revolution Software.

Well fulck me and call me a clunt!

I find modern controllers to be far too noisy when pressing buttons. I do not need a clicking sound when pressing a button, but equally you need some kind of haptic feedback.

Neat and all, but I personally wouldn't care to play Broken Sword or any other point & click adventure game with a d-pad.

I could never get past the octopus in the original game but that never stopped me from spending many hours playing it. The atmosphere was incredible.

I wonder if the original title for the second song was Magical Golden Shower?

Neat. I backed this game on Kickstarter a few days ago. It definitely needs the publicity if it has a hog's hell in chance of reaching its target.

This is one of the major reasons why I will never purchase a Nintendo system, at least not until they sort themselves out.

@joeljgames Screamer Rally was the best, for my money.

My Wolf God! We're actually getting an Okami sequel?! I cannot wait!

It's also a lovely and unexpected surprise to see Screamer being brought back. I have fond memories of playing the original trilogy on DOS.

As for Shadow Labyrinth... I'm not so sure about that one yet. The use of Pac-Man seems a bit shoehorned in and awkward. It reminds me a bit of that gritty Bomberman reboot for the 360.

@Spider-Kev It's the 30th Anniversary of Playstation, so naturally the site has been covering that console a lot lately.

A mobile game? Boooooooooooo

Oh, I see. Anyone whom is opposed to the use of AI generated art in a commercial product (which putting aside the argument on lack of creativity, is in and of itself theft) is nothing more than a "hater" who hates for the sake of hating.

Yeah, well done, developers. You've just ensured that I'll never purchase, nor play, your game. Maybe don't insult your potential customers next time. Idiots.

There are a couple of people in the comments saying that they would like to play games like this separately, without having to launch them through another game. Whilst there's no way to do that on consoles, one can easily achieve this method of playing via emulators for PC.

There's an excellent Sega Model 3 emulator for PC which can play The Ocean Hunter, in addition to Daytona 2, as well as around 22 other arcade games. I've been using it for years now.

I can't believe that anyone could read the print for that controller and nor realise that it was a joke. I mean 'silicone tipped analogue sticks/breasts'. Come on, people!

@WileyDragonfly Yep and there were a bunch of other unsold Atari cartridges at the landfill. It wasn't just E.T. It was to do with the industry crash at the time. The quality of the E.T. game had absolutely nothing to do with it.

Reminds me of Ubisoft saying that people need to get used to not owning the games which they purchase. Companies like these need to get used to sucking on my 'nads.

A sad day but also an understandable one. A massive thank you to the site's owner, as CD Romance has proved to be an absolutely invaluable resource over the years.

I'll be making a donation next payday, as a way communicating my gratitude.