Sentences with phrase «re-release classic arcade games»

Now, Sega has taken to re-release classic arcade games on the PSN (Daytona USA and House of the Dead 3 being the ones before) and their newest endeavor is none other than HOtD4, making its first appearance on consoles, and in this case the PS3.

Not exact matches

According to information received by Siliconera, the 2 ToeJam & Earl games «ToeJam & Earl» and «ToeJam & Earl in Panic on Funkotron» are set to be re-released via SEGA's Vintage Collection; a series of upscaled ports of classic SEGA games made available on Playstation Network and X-Box Live Arcade.

Maragos goes on to check out Valve's Steam content distribution system («For titles with little chance of success in the Darwinian (no pun intended) world of retail, Steam is more and more an attractive alternative»), and also discusses Xbox 360 Live Arcade, particularly mentioning the re-releases of classic games («Digital downloads of cheap, legal emulated games could fill a niche that no retail channel has yet been able to provide, and ensure that yesterday's generation of seminal games isn't gone forever.»)

The game which is released on Xbox Live Arcade and the PlayStation Store today, is a re-release of the classic title... Read more

Natsume has announced that puzzle game classic Bust - a-Move 4 (originally released in the arcade, PS1, and Dreamcast back in the day) is getting a re-release this spring on the PSN.

Arcade games or classics are also getting their fair share of re-release, the last of which, Gauntlet, being a remaster of the original Atari Gauntlet Arcade which came out in 1985.

Thanks to the digital era of video gaming, we've seen a lot of game publishers re-release a ton of classic arcade games.

The classic ’88 arcade game, Bionic Commando, recently re-released on PSN, now receives the true remake treatment, and is available for the cut - price of # 9.95 from Zavvi.

Nintendo's insistence on re-releasing NES ports instead of the arcade versions of their classic arcade games is so frustrating.

The games range from classic arcade games to modern re-releases to completely original games designed specifically for XBLA.

You might be surprised to hear that Nintendo, a company that re-releases many of its classic games on a regular basis, has never taken the opportunity to port its arcade software.