Long-lost NES puzzle game Xcavator, initially developed in 1991 by Chris Oberth, is making a comeback thanks to a collaboration between iam8bit and the Video Game History Foundation. This exciting revival not only brings a piece of gaming history back to life but also emphasizes the importance of preserving our digital heritage. Priced at $100, the 2025 release will feature an authentic NES cartridge along with a detailed manual that chronicles the game’s troubled past and Oberth’s career.

The excitement surrounding the upcoming game, Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic, is palpable, especially after director Casey Hudson’s recent comments. He has firmly denied rumors suggesting that the game could be more than four years away, stating, “Im not getting any younger!” This statement not only reassures fans but also highlights Hudson’s commitment to delivering the game sooner than expected. As a spiritual successor to the beloved Knights of the Old Republic, Fate of the Old Republic is poised to bring back the rich storytelling and immersive gameplay that fans have longed for.

Remedy Entertainment has officially unveiled Control Resonant, the much-anticipated sequel to their acclaimed title, Control. Set in a warped version of Manhattan, players will step into the shoes of Dylan Faden, who must navigate a reality-bending crisis while harnessing extraordinary powers. This thrilling action-adventure RPG promises to elevate the genre with its expansive world and deep progression system. In Control Resonant, players will not only face cosmic threats but also explore a rich narrative that intertwines with the original game.