Today on a gaming news site I read an article that the Sega Megadrive version of It came from the Desert will come out as yet with a new intro, cutscenes, ending, and gameplay elements.
Cinemaware is working together with the people who developed Pier Solar to release this game around Christmas.
Game is still average in my own opinion and this seems more like a stunt to get money from retro collectors but we'll see what the reaction of the buyers will be.
I doubt it will cause a renewed interest by major developers to make games for older consoles and home computers again.
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2nd December 2014, 17:48 #7Angry Dutchman
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