Yes, ANOTHER remake of 1970s TV series Kung Fu is in the works, this time it's a modern "action-packed" feature film remake from Universal Pictures and Deadpool 2 director David Leitch.

The remaster of the beloved RTS game was initially meant to release in 2019 but has been pushed to early next year.

2K Games announced today that work is currently being done on a new BioShock, which will be done studio Cloud Chamber. The new development team happens to be split between the 2K San Francisco and Montreal offices, with Kelley Gilmore from Firaxis games being the big boss of this studio.

What could Activision pull out of the vault and give a new lick of paint? Something rather gnarly.

In a company earnings call, Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa had a little something extra to say about the topic of remasters and remakes, revealing how the company had no “defined policy to continuously release more remakes in future”.

So how will Command & Conquer’s upcoming remaster look then? Like a blast from the past according to Petroglyph games.

So here’s how I view a successful remake in a context that applies to anything, not exclusively video games. If you’re given the opportunity to remake a film, a play, a video game or just your aunt’s overly-quirky fashion sense you have every right to fix what was wrong with the original product. I admit, it can be a fine …

For the upcoming remake of Command and Conquer and Red Alert, you’d think it’d be easy to whip up a soundtrack. After all, it can’t be more than a day’s job right? Just take all those classic MIDI tracks, throw them into an audio upscale blender and press the “MAKE GOOD MUSIC NOW” button several times…right? Not so! Petroglyph Games are working on a visual and an audio remake of the classic strategy game, one that requires some serious elbow grease in the soundtrack department.