October 3rd week in review
A quick roundup of this week's retro gaming news, from PC-8801 horror on Switch to new Game Boy Advance hacking tools.
It is the first week of October, and the retro gaming news cycle is surprisingly busy. Here are the latest releases and community updates to keep you up to speed.
Studio WING's 1988 horror adventure Onryou Senki is out on Switch. The PC-8801 occult detective game arrives on EGGCONSOLE today, bringing paranormal investigations to modern hardware.
Sega joins Xbox's Disc to Digital program with 44 games. Sega has opted its catalog into Microsoft's physical-to-digital conversion program, bringing the total number of supported discs to over 1,500.
Nyan Pi brings Compile's MSX2 cat puzzles to Switch tomorrow. D4Enterprise released a gameplay trailer for the MSX2 classic Nyan Pi, showing off 40 levels of feline puzzle-platforming before its Switch release.
GBA 3D Studio is a new tool for hacking Game Boy Advance 3D games. Developer jonathanfrakesjunior has released the first beta of GBA 3D Studio, a new utility for exploring and editing 3D and 2.5D Game Boy Advance assets.
We will see what next week brings to the storefronts and repositories.
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