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Friday the 13th NES: A Fan-Made Remake Arrives on Game Boy Color
The notoriously infamous 1989 Friday the 13th on NES is back from the dead. A group of passionate fans has fully recreated the game for Game Boy Color, taking the opportunity to fix the game design flaws that earned it such a terrible reputation. A retro curiosity worth checking out for homebrew enthusiasts.
Halo: Campaign Evolved — Summer 2026 Release Window Coming Into Focus
An Xbox x Fanta collaboration has inadvertently confirmed the launch window for the Halo Combat Evolved remake. Here's what we know about the project being developed by Abstraction Games.
Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater — A Masterpiece Reclaimed
Konami delivers an exemplary restoration of one of the greatest games ever made. Everything you need to understand why this remake matters so much.
Silent Hill 2 Remake: Six Months Later, Bloober Team's Work Deserves a Second Look
October 2024. The Silent Hill 2 remake arrived in a climate of widespread suspicion: a fanbase traumatized by years of silence and false hope, a Polish studio with an uneven track record, and the crushing weight of a game considered one of the absolute peaks of the medium. The first weeks sparked heated debates between purists and newcomers. Six months, two DLC packs, and several major patches later, a reassessment is in order. What Bloober Team actually pulled off deserves to be stated plainly — without blind nostalgia or naive enthusiasm.
Silent Hill 2 Remake: Six Months Later, Bloober Team's Work Deserves a Second Look
October 2024. The Silent Hill 2 remake arrived amid widespread skepticism: a fanbase traumatized by years of silence and broken promises, a Polish studio with an uneven track record, and the crushing weight of a game considered one of the medium's absolute peaks. The first few weeks sparked heated arguments between purists and newcomers. Six months, two DLCs, and several major patches later, a reassessment is overdue. What Bloober Team actually pulled off deserves to be stated plainly — without blind nostalgia or naive enthusiasm.