1987 MSX version of Xanadu: Dragon Slayer II is ported to Nintendo Switch via EGG Console

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Xanadu: Dragon Slayer II was originally released for the MSX in 1987, and it was the final version created for older Japanese personal computers. However, this isn’t the first time a classic Xanadu game has come to the Switch. D4 previously released a version based on the 1985 PC-8801mkIISR version, which followed the original X1 release. They also ported a version of Revival Xanadu: Easy Version, originally from the 1995 PC-9801.

Colleen Hoover Opened Up About The Legal Battle Over It Ends With Us, And How It Gives Her Family ‘PTSD To Think About’

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As a huge Colleen Hoover fan, I’ve been following the drama around the It Ends With Us movie adaptation closely. It all started when Blake Lively sued Wayfarer Studios, and then Justin Baldoni countersued, claiming defamation. It’s been non-stop headlines ever since! Colleen recently opened up about everything in an interview with Elle, and she finally talked about how the controversy has become completely tied to the movie. She shared what’s been going on from her perspective, and honestly, it’s been tough to watch it all unfold.

Letterboxd brings back video store vibes with its own curated movie rental service

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As a huge movie fan, I’m so tired of paying a ton for different streaming services just to watch the episodes I want! That’s why I’m really excited about Letterboxd – it feels like a modern take on the old Blockbuster days, where you could just browse and discover films, but online. It’s a really cool and refreshing change of pace.

BTC Holders Panic Sell: Market’s New ‘Stability’ 😂📉

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Lo, the so-called steadfast guardians of Bitcoin’s future now shuffle like penitents, their once-unwavering faith now a flickering candle in a gale. Swissblock, that oracle of on-chain truths, whispers of a silent exodus-long-term holders liquidating their “bags” with the grace of a scolded schoolboy. What heresy is this? Where is the “resilience” they boasted in 2021? A joke, perhaps. A cruel one. 🙃

New Vampire Survivors Game, Crawlers, Is A Big Departure, Will Launch On Game Pass

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Vampire Crawlers, revealed at November’s Xbox Showcase, takes the core idea of ‘Survivors’-like games and adds a lot more strategy. It does this through deckbuilding – collecting and customizing cards – while keeping the same fast-paced, chaotic action and similar graphics. The game also features a central village where you manage your characters and a new 2.5D visual style.

Vampire Crawlers Is Ready To Become Your Next Obsession

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Poncle Games has been developing Vampire Crawlers for the last year. This new dungeon-crawling deckbuilder is different from the straightforward gameplay of Vampire Survivors, but it still captures the same exciting and chaotic energy. While Vampire Crawlers starts a bit slower and isn’t quite as instantly addictive, it offers more strategic depth and a wonderfully unpredictable experience.

“I’m Making This For Me, Not To Make Everyone Happy”: Vampire Survivors Creator On His Next Game

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Even after I got to Lucca, Italy to try out Poncle’s new game, Vampire Crawlers, the stories about Luca Galante kept circulating. Several Poncle developers told me with a smile how much they enjoyed adding to the mystery around him. When fans asked about Galante, they’d playfully suggest he might be nearby, even hinting that they were him. Matteo Sapio, Poncle’s chief strategy officer, chuckled, explaining that Galante is indeed incredibly talented, but also a genuinely kind and down-to-earth person who simply cherishes his privacy.