MS-DOS game emulation app is back on Apple devices after 3 years
The list of great iPhone emulators only continues to grow following new EU regulations, and the latest is iDOS 3, which can help you play MS-DOS games on your iPhone or iPad.
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Xbox exclusive Replaced has been delayed for the third time
Replaced, a 2.5D pixel art platformer that was originally set for release in 2022 and then delayed into 2023 and again into 2024, has now been delayed to 2025. It’s the second Xbox exclusive to be pushed this month.
Concord is committing to at least three seasons after its launch next week
Concord is releasing next week, so it was about time we got its post-launch road map. Publisher PlayStation revealed plans for the game’s first season on Tuesday in a blog post. Among other things, it said that developer Firewalk Studios is committed to around three seasons.
Retro-inspired Halloween, Evil Dead platformers coming this October — with a little twist
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We never got this Sly Cooper time travel game thanks to Darksiders
In a new interview with MinnMax founder Ben Hanson, ex-Vigil Games founders Joe Madureira and Ryan Stefanelli discussed a “pivotal moment” in their development career. They could either make a Sly Cooper game for the PlayStation Portable with Sony or develop Darksiders with THQ. You can probably guess which choice they made.
The upcoming Terminator survival game has been delayed
If you were hoping to do resource-gathering in the Terminator universe by October, you’ll have to wait a bit longer. Nacon announced Monday that Terminator: Survivors‘ early access period has been delayed to 2025.
The first Fortnite x Disney collaboration features a bunch of skins and Doctor Doom
Fortnite Battle Royale Chapter 5 Season 4 — Absolute Doom | Official Season Trailer This story is part of our Summer Gaming Marathon series.
Two Halloween games are in development, and John Carpenter is involved
The studio behind Evil Dead: The Game is coming back to another famous horror IP for future games. In an exclusive with IGN, Boss Team Games revealed that it’s working on two games based on the original horror slasher film Halloweenfrom 1978, with one being made in conjunction with writer and director John Carpenter himself.