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There’s now a Dead Space PS1 demake

Available on itch.io - for now at least - is a short demake of Dead Space as if it were released on the original PlayStation. The fully playable, but visually dated game looks stirring and does to some extent, reproduce the scares of the original. How long this remains to be available probably depends on lawyers, but Fraser Brumley's effort is certainly impressive - check out the video below. https://twitter.com/brumley53/status/1645354836773457920
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Acclaimed indie title Tunic has been re-envisaged in a new Game Boy demake

Tunic is one of last year's best games and it has now been demade for the Game Boy Color and Analogue Pocket by developer MintFerret. In this unofficial port you play as a young fox trying to uncover the truth on a wonderful adventure. It even has the same manual mechanic from its big brother by allowing you to uncover pages as you explore. The same combat system is included
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Gameboy demake of Stray

Those talented folk at 64bitAnimation have been at it again. We had already brought you news about their previous animation - a SNES demake of Elden Ring - and now they've mocked up the smash-hit Stray as if it were developed for the Game Boy! This reimagining is simply stunning, converting the early levels into gameplay that could be possible on old-school hardware. Check out the animation below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSr2QBjmQCM&ab_channel=64Bits
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Game Boy demake of Elden Ring

Mocked up box art by @peachflavor3d After the success of Elden Ring and the popularity of demakes, it was inevitable that the two should meet, and indeed they have - a project by a fan named Shintendo. Feedback to the project so far has been very positive, and as you can see above, one person has even mocked up box art to accompany the game. You can watch the first
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Portal64 – Demaking a classic on Nintendo

There's a great tech demo that's just hit YouTube showing early development work on an N64 version of the classic Portal. Despite being over a quarter of a century old, Nintendo's classic hardware is still popular and homebrew demakes are all the rage. YouTuber James Lambert has uploaded progress, showing off working portals, physics, cube objects, and nostalgic graphics. For those that want to see how it's done, you can