Activision has a few more of those remasters up its sleeves. With the publisher having scant few properties under its belt other than Call of Duty right now, Activision has realised that there’s some big money to be made when they give the past a face-lift. In a recent Q&A session that the company held with its voracious stockholders as they discussed the financial earnings for the 2nd Quarter, Activision president Rob Kostich detailed how their current remasters had done well on a critical and a financial level.

Limited Run, a company predominately known for their special physical releases of digital only games PS4 and Switch games, announced they would be launching the collection during their E3 press conference. With Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order set to release towards the end of this year, effectively tying it into the same release window as Star Wars: The Rise of …

Nintendo’s Switch proved itself a worthwhile home for older games right from its release. A handful of old Neo-Geo games digitally launched alongside the console, showing how the system and its two Joy Con controllers made for a great little portable home for older games. That’s something that’s only been bettered with the inclusion of NES games as part of …

Terminator 2 is headed back to cinema screens. Hold me - i may just faint...

Blizzard has begun looking for some engineers to help revive old versions of Warcraft, Diablo and Starcraft. Could they be looking for more than simple modern port jobs though?

There might be some money in remakes. Yes, that. Square Enix, home of Final Fantasy and a range of action figures that I’m desperately craving right now, is looking to spin some of their older titles onto new platforms. Platforms which include virtual reality, it seems.

One of Konagi's best franchises is making a comeback on PSN. Now if only they'd release some new Suikoden games, too.

Blizzard made some excellent games even before the titles they're known for now. Go embrace the nostalgia for the low low price of free.