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Jetboard Joust is all systems go!

Paul Morrison0
Fans of Defender-esque shoot 'em ups who are pining for some humanoid-rescuing action on their PlayStation or XBox consoles should be thrilled to learn that Jetboard Joust is now available. Previously released on Steam and the Nintendo Switch, the game is a surprising sequel to 1989's unremarkable ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64 release, Skateboard Joust. Programmer James Closs has used the power of modern systems to produce something far superior
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Merge Games to Publish Unique Farming and Life Sim SunnySide

Alan Hammerton0
SunnySide is the highly anticipated open world farming JRPG with deep social sim aspects. Players will be challenged to bridge the gap between traditional practices and modern influences as they find harmony in the Japanese countryside. As they cultivate new experiences and build a thriving homestead, they must also let their relationships with locals blossom.  https://youtu.be/3xdSAQz1ueM This unique JRPF is a narrative-driven farming and life sim, with elements of combat and
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Planet of Lana – Preview

Sparky2
The first thing that hits you when you watch the preview of Planet of Lana is how absolutely beautiful it looks. It is simply stunning. The painted cartoon-style graphics look different from anything you've seen before, a feeling I hadn't had since Tarsier Studio's Little Nightmares series. So it's hardly surprising to learn that the Swedish developer, Wishfully Studios, actually comprises one of Tarsier's co-founders. The game follows Lana, a
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TMNT Retro Games Cowabunga Collection!

Ben Honebone2
A Retro treat was announced during Sony's State of Play live stream last night, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Cowabunga Collection is coming to the current generation of consoles this year. The collection features no less than thirteen classic games from the NES, SNES, MegaDrive, and Game Boy. Pleasingly, the original Konami arcade games are included, along with the various ports to 8-bit and 16-bit consoles. Perhaps the most surprising
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