May 17th week in review
A quick recap of the biggest classic gaming and animation news from the week, including Sega's 65th anniversary and a new Ghostbusters game.
Welcome to this week's roundup of retro gaming news! It's been an exciting few days with several interesting announcements and releases. Let's dive into what you might have missed.
Katsuhiro Otomo just opened a new animation studio called OVAL GEAR. The creator of Akira established this new Tokyo-based studio to develop original projects. It will also serve as a training ground for the next generation of animators.
Sega is opening a 65th anniversary pop-up shop in Tokyo. The company is celebrating 65 years with a limited-time store in Shibuya. The shop includes exclusive artist collaborations and heavy Sega Saturn vibes.
A free Ghostbusters adventure game just hit itch.io. Indie developer bbgames-it released a new point-and-click adventure game set in the Ghostbusters universe. It is free to download and available on multiple platforms.
An upcoming game turns your Steam library into physical boxes. BOXROOM is a room decoration simulator that converts your digital PC games into 3D boxes. You can then organize those virtual boxes on a shelf.
We'll be back next week with another look at the world of classic gaming.
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