Original Creators Remaking 38-Year-Old NES Gem for Steam
Husband-and-wife duo Yukio Horimoto and Reiko Oshida are bringing their 1988 Zelda-inspired NES game, The Battle of Olympus, to Steam. Inspired by the game's enduring cult popularity, they are developing a "handcrafted" remake. This project, described as their final major game, is slated for Steam early access in January 2027.
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38 years of love later, a couple is remaking their Zelda-inspired NES gem and putting it on Steam after learning…
Husband-and-wife duo Reiko and Yukio Horimoto are remaking The Battle of Olympus, a Zelda-inspired NES gem they originally released in 1988. The remake, which preserves the original's spirit and challenge, is set to hit Steam early access in January. The project was inspired by the cult classic's enduring popularity on YouTube.
A Real-Life Romance (And The Love Of Fans) Fueled A Classic NES Remake
A remake of the NES cult classic Battle of Olympus is being developed for Steam, fueled by a real-life romance between its original creators, Yukio Horimoto and Reiko Oshida. The project highlights the positive aspects of game development, emphasizing love for the medium and fan support, in contrast to prevalent negative industry news.
A 38-year-old NES platformer is getting a Steam remake by its original husband-and-wife team, as the pair's…
The original husband-and-wife development team behind the 1988 NES platformer The Battle of Olympus, Yukio Horimoto and Reiko Oshida, are creating a Steam remake under their studio Infinity Co. This "handcrafted Steam remake" will be released in early access in January 2027 and is described as the duo's final major game product.
