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Evening Reading - September 25, 2026
This week's gaming news roundup includes reviews for Ace Combat 8: Wings of the Hawk and Fareidolia, updates on Hell is Us and Dawngazer, and details on Hearthstone card reveals and Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero. The article also highlights new Shackmaps content, weekend download deals, and a live performance celebrating Hades II's anniversary.
Atari & Nightdive Studios Producer launches Kickstarter for project Delivery Issues
Grover Wimberly IV, a producer at Atari and Nightdive Studios, has launched a Kickstarter campaign for his new game, Delivery Issues, developed by Whim Independent Studios. The campaign aims to raise $25,000 by October 25th for a planned 2027 release, with a demo available on Steam and Itch.io.
PS5 Remaster of Classic Shooter Earns Solid Reviews, Out Now on PlayStation Store
The PlayStation 5 remaster of the classic first-person shooter SiN, titled SiN: Reloaded, is now available on the PlayStation Store for $29.99. Developed by Nightdive Studios, the enhanced version of the 1998 game features updated visuals, modernized controls, and an additional mission pack, receiving positive reviews from critics and players.
SiN: Reloaded Gives One Of The 90s’ Most Ambitious Shooters A New Lease Of Life
Nightdive Studios has released SiN: Reloaded, a remastered version of the 1998 first-person shooter, for Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch. The remaster features HD textures, updated models, support for up to 4K resolution at 120 FPS, and includes the Wages of SiN expansion.
Righting old wrongs: MobyGames on letting developers claim games they weren't credited for
Atari-owned MobyGames has launched MobyGames Professional, a new tier aimed at industry professionals that allows developers to claim their game credits and build personal portfolios. Product manager Reece Denzel highlighted the feature's importance for industry accountability and transparency, noting that thousands of developers have already claimed their pages. The service also aims to provide analytics on the job market and promote stability within the industry.
RollerCoaster Tycoon Wonderworks is the perfect mix of new and old; you can even injure all your guests
RollerCoaster Tycoon Wonderworks aims to blend classic gameplay with modern customization, allowing players to build and manage theme parks with unprecedented control. The game introduces features like fine-tuning ride physics and dealing with the consequences of guest injuries, while also simplifying path and attraction placement. Launching in early access, the title seeks to balance deep management with playful experimentation.
PAX West 2026 at the Seattle Convention Center (photos) — MP3s & NPCs
PAX West 2026 took place at the Seattle Convention Center, featuring thousands of fans and exhibitors like Sega, Konami, Atari, and Larian Studios. The four-day event showcased a variety of video games and tabletop RPGs, alongside panels and entertainment such as a live Daggerheart show. PAX West is scheduled to return from September 3 to September 6 next year.
Elite Modified - An all time classic gets an Amiga/Atari ST improvement by AtariBaby42
A new mod for the classic space trading game Elite has been released, aiming to enhance the Amiga and Atari ST versions. The mod replaces projectile weapons with retro-style lasers, upgrades firing audio, and overhauls the user interface and visuals for a more immersive experience. The creator utilized ChatGPT for rewriting combat mechanics and adapted the Atari ST code as the foundation for the mod.
The Games That Changed How We Play
This article celebrates National Video Games Day by highlighting games that have significantly impacted gameplay and the industry. It covers titles like Pong, PAC-MAN, Super Mario Bros, DOOM, and Minecraft, detailing their innovations in genres, mechanics, and player interaction.
Pittfall II - Lost Caverns arrives on the Commodore VIC-20 + 35K by gekka
A fan port of Pitfall II: Lost Caverns has been released for the Commodore VIC-20, developed by gekka using 6502 Assembly. This homebrew title requires a VIC-20 with a 35K memory expansion and supports keyboard and joystick controls, featuring an expanded environment from the Atari 5200 version.
Indie Selects for September 2026: Genre Mashups & Fresh Takes
Microsoft's Indie Select Hub for September 2026 highlights six diverse indie titles across various genres, including superhero management, isekai truck driving, retro FPS horror, 3D platforming, real-time strategy, and historical multiplayer shooters. The curated collection aims to offer fresh takes on familiar genres with unique mechanics and perspectives.
Godzilla Remaster Devs Explain Why They Aren’t Worried About Releasing Near GTA 6
Developers of the upcoming Godzilla Destroy All Monsters Melee: Remastered are not concerned about releasing near Grand Theft Auto 6, as the November 3rd release date was chosen to honor Godzilla's birthday. Senior designer Simon Strange stated that the proximity to Grand Theft Auto 6 was not a consideration during their planning, emphasizing that Godzilla fans would purchase the game regardless of its release date.
Our favourite stories of the week: GTA 6 finally shows its hand, a Cyberpunk C64 and Alien Breed returns
This week's gaming news highlights include the highly anticipated extended trailer for Grand Theft Auto 6, showcasing gameplay footage on PlayStation 5. Other notable stories include the return of Alien Breed with a 35th Anniversary Collection, Atari resurrecting classic Activision games as physical cartridges, and a unique Cyberpunk 2077-themed Commodore 64 computer. Additionally, The Witcher 3 is receiving a remaster and new expansion, while the first-person shooter Bodycam is praised for its innovative approach to core mechanics.
Atari Brings Back 39 Activision Classics on Genuine 2600 Cartridges
Atari has partnered with Activision to release 39 classic Activision games on new, genuine Atari 2600 cartridges. These titles, including Pitfall!, River Raid, and Kaboom!, will be available individually for $35 or in themed box sets starting in late November, with a complete collection priced at $1000. This initiative aims to preserve and offer physical copies of these retro games for compatible Atari hardware.
48 years later, Atari is finally reuniting with Activision to bring back cartridges, but I'm holding out for more…
Atari and Activision are collaborating on a new collection of classic games, bringing back physical cartridges for vintage consoles like the Atari 2600+ and Atari 7800. The collection includes titles such as Pitfall!, River Raid, and Kaboom!, with standard editions priced at $34.99 and deluxe collector's boxes costing significantly more. This partnership marks a reunion between the two companies after Activision's founding by former Atari programmers in 1979.
Atari’s ‘something big’ reveal is 39 physical Activision cartridges – exactly as we predicted
Atari has announced a collaboration with Activision, releasing 39 classic Atari 2600 games on individual physical cartridges and four themed Deluxe Box Sets. These reproductions are compatible with original Atari 2600 and 7800 consoles, as well as modern Atari 2600+ and 7800+ hardware. Pre-orders are open, with shipments beginning in November 2026.
Atari Is Re-Releasing 39 Atari 2600 Games on Working, Physical Cartridges
Atari has announced a new physical game collaboration with Activision, titled the Atari x Activision Collection. This partnership will see 39 Atari 2600 games re-released on working, physical cartridges, marking a reunion between the two companies after nearly 50 years.
RollerCoaster Tycoon Wonderworks announced at gamescom 2026 — MP3s & NPCs
Atari and Springloaded have announced RollerCoaster Tycoon Wonderworks at gamescom 2026. The new installment aims to blend the classic RollerCoaster Tycoon gameplay with modern design, featuring new systems for emergent storytelling. It will launch on Steam Early Access this winter for $24.99, with a console release planned for after early access concludes.
Atari is taking another shot at reviving RollerCoaster Tycoon
Atari is reviving the RollerCoaster Tycoon series with RollerCoaster Tycoon Wonderworks, developed by Springloaded. The game was announced at Gamescom and will be released in early access soon. This follows the poorly received RollerCoaster Tycoon World and a decade-long silence for the franchise.
RollerCoaster Tycoon Wonderworks announced, drawing inspiration from the originals
Atari and Springloaded have announced RollerCoaster Tycoon Wonderworks, a new installment in the series inspired by the original games. The title will feature a classic isometric camera, a retro-inspired UI, and an overhauled rollercoaster design mode. RollerCoaster Tycoon Wonderworks is set to launch in early access on Steam this winter for $24.99, with a full release on PC and consoles planned for later.
