Today in Games — Sep 28
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- 35 Years Later, the '90s Remake of a Cult Classic Thriller Is Officially Free to Watch on YouTube — The remake is now easy to watch for players interested in the vampire stories and older genre influences that often appear around games. Its stronger… — discuss · link - Choreographer Shows Acrobatics Behind Resident Evil Film’s Weirdest Monster — The behind-the-scenes acrobatics show how physical performance can shape the creatures and action in a Resident Evil film. It also gives game fans a look at… — discuss · link - 'Sony's Hearing a Lot of the Feedback from Customers': NIS America Boss Weighs in on PS5 Disc Debate — Sony’s possible move away from physical media could affect how players buy, collect, and keep their games. NIS America’s response shows that the change matters… — discuss · link - The next retro games coming to Steam are a pair of extremely 1990s run-and-gunners where Spanish Goku fights mutants — Thunder Hoop and its sequel bring a pair of 1990s run-and-gunners to Steam. Their release gives players another chance to try arcade-style games built around… — discuss · link - Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 now has a multiplayer mod that brings RP servers to the acclaimed RPG's open world — "Not a mod that adds a second player to the story, but the ground for many kinds of multiplayer on top of the game you already own." — link Today’s stories look at how older games, films, and physical releases continue to shape what players can access and experience, from free viewing and retro ports to a multiplayer mod for Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. They also show how game ideas move between media and how changing technology affects preservation and ownership. What are you seeing in your own gaming habits: more interest in older releases, physical games, or community-made additions?