Probably one of the biggest selling points in the gaming industry today is not a luxury collector's edition, cutting-edge graphics, or 1,000+ hours of gameplay, but rather pure and simple nostalgia.
In an era dominated by massive open worlds and live-service models, there's a growing sanctuary for titles that remind us of the 16-bit era's golden days. It seems that one of the companies that best understands this (and perfectly uses it to its advantage) is SEGA, which remains steadfast in its mission to make more of its classic titles available on modern platforms.
This week has become particularly special for SEGA fans, as Mighty Rabbit Studios, Headless Chicken Games, and Limited Run Games teamed up this Friday to re-release three cult classic SEGA CD and Genesis games in the West -- titles that had already been made available in Japan just last month.
The Earnest Evans Collection Brings the Wolf Team Legacy to Modern Platforms
Officially titled the Earnest Evans Collection, this bundle features a pretty powerful trio, composed of Earnest Evans, El Viento, and Annet Returns.
These titles were originally developed by the renowned team at Wolf Team, the creators who would later go...
