Three more Telltale Games titles are back on PC
As promised back in August of 2019, the new Telltale Games has begun releasing and relisting some of their past titles after just a year of work. On the heels of the ambitious remaster of Sam & Max Save the World the studio has quietly announced that a trio of titles has been relisted on
Sony basically removed 25 years of history from PlayStation.com [UPDATED]
[UPDATED 12/21/20] Surprise! The Australian and European PlayStation Store websites came back online around December 17th. I’ve seen no official explanation as to why they were down or any indication that the “old” Store pages will remain online. Take advantage as long as you can and check out our posts for all the links and
Frozen Synapse Prime delisted, multiplayer shuts down March 2021
Frozen Synapse Prime, the multiplayer-focused off-shoot of the stylish strategy sim, was delisted on Steam on December 3rd. The day before, developer/publisher Double Eleven announced that online multiplayer for the game would be retired in the coming months. We will be deactivating our Frozen Synapse Prime dedicated servers on 11th March 2021. This means that
Scott Pilgrim vs. The World returns on January 14th
We’re closer than ever to being able to play Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game without swapping account logins, buying used hardware from eBay, or figuring out how to illicitly load games onto a PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360. Unfortunately, the release date for Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game – Complete Edition
Super Mario Maker Wii U delisting in January, Course Uploads cut off in March 2021
If you’re still working on your magnum Mario opus for the original Super Mario Maker on Wii U, you might want to wrap things up. Nintendo has announced that Super Mario Maker will be delisted from the Wii U eShop on January 12th, 2021 and the ability to upload courses will be retired shortly after
Samurai Shodown (2019) temporarily delisted on PlayStation 4 [UPDATE: It’s back!]
[UPDATED 11/23/20] Samurai Shodown started its return to the PlayStation Store on November 19th, first reappearing across Europe, the Middle East, and Oceania. By our next check on November 23rd it had returned to North America and all other regions. No explanation was given but the game is back on PlayStation 4! Thanks to Shredder4092
Seventeen delisted Cabela’s titles from Activision are now on the site
When Sekij submitted one of Activision’s Cabela’s titles to the site I don’t think they realized just how many more games it was connected to… I sure didn’t. It turns out that Activision delisted seventeen titles in the hunting/fishing/outdoors-ing franchise across five different platforms, all in October of 2017. The delistings were likely due to
Save your PlayStation download history, before you can’t
[UPDATED 12/21/20] Surprise! The Australian and European PlayStation Store websites came back online around December 17th. I’ve seen no official explanation as to why they were down or any indication that the “old” Store pages will remain online. Take advantage as long as you can and check out our posts for all the links and