Assuming you can find those remakes. A lot of them are from the wild west of uploading games to the internet where nearly every place where these games were uploaded to just doesn't exist anymore. You have to hope someone uploaded them to the Internet Archive, or failing that, got the webpage it was originally on in the Wayback Machine. And in a lot of cases, its not really that much better than playing the game in an emulator.These old games have been circulating freely for years. You can play them in your browser in archive.org and in many other preservation sites. There were made also many remakes during the years. They are free too. Many of these remakes could be considered vintage too now.
Yes, but this was my point. These games have been already available for so long (decades) and are in general so old, that even their remakes can be considered retro/vintage now.Assuming you can find those remakes. A lot of them are from the wild west of uploading games to the internet where nearly every place where these games were uploaded to just doesn't exist anymore. You have to hope someone uploaded them to the Internet Archive, or failing that, got the webpage it was originally on in the Wayback Machine. And in a lot of cases, its not really that much better than playing the game in an emulator.These old games have been circulating freely for years. You can play them in your browser in archive.org and in many other preservation sites. There were made also many remakes during the years. They are free too. Many of these remakes could be considered vintage too now.
Pixel Games releases Gremlin Graphics/Gremlin Interactive's early games.
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Re-Volt gets a Steam release.
how about releasing those already in the developement for years?
Bitwave Games, Swedish retro game publisher, will rerelease old arcade games from Toaplan, starting with Out Zone and Zero Wing. This company and Tatsujin, the Japanese company holding the IPs, were acquired by Embracer recently. (Now Embracer owns the meme "All your base are belong to us", get it?)
Bitwave Games, Swedish retro game publisher, will rerelease old arcade games from Toaplan, starting with Out Zone and Zero Wing. This company and Tatsujin, the Japanese company holding the IPs, were acquired by Embracer recently. (Now Embracer owns the meme "All your base are belong to us", get it?)
They're boasting about minimal input lag, long rewind (over 10 minutes), and other improvements.
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Yeah, as with most games that do not require internet connections.BROS THOSE GAMES ARE ALREADY OUT ON THE PC
TURNS OUT THEY ARE FREE TO
I guess so. Looks like they chose Nightdive's SVKaiser instead of Hatred guys.@LESS T_T Is this what became of 3D Realms ROTT remaster announced two years ago? https://rpgcodex.net/forums/threads/rise-of-the-triad-remastered-by-3d-realms.134848/