May 23rd week in review
Catch up on this week's retro gaming news, from a real-world Pikmin event and new Transformers pinball to a crucial Batocera patch.
This week brought a mix of digital updates and physical arcade hardware to the classic gaming scene. From unexpected pinball announcements to crucial software patches, there was plenty to keep track of. Here is a look at the news from the past few days.
The Seattle Aquarium is getting a Pikmin takeover this summer. Nintendo and the Seattle Aquarium are teaming up for a real-world Pikmin event. The collaboration runs from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
Stern's new Transformers pinball machine shoots the ball back at you. The new Generation 1 table has an animatronic Megatron, original voice actors, and a digital coin system. Players can use it to unlock physical game modes.
Ankama's action roguelite Savara just hit PS5 and Xbox. The Hades-meets-Monster-Hunter combat game from Doryah Games is now available on consoles. This release comes after a year of availability on PC.
You can get eight excellent indie games for $10 right now. The new Humble Bundle Indie Icons Showcase includes Celeste, Risk of Rain Returns, and Bloodstained. It is a tiered sale supporting the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
Batocera 43.1 just dropped to fix your disappearing game collections. This crucial patch was released to address various issues, including those related to game collections.
I am looking forward to seeing what next week brings to the classic gaming scene.
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