In celebration of the 45th anniversary of the Intellivision, Atari has announced the Intellivision Sprint, a brand-new console with 45 classic games from the original console’s lifespan, as well as a wealth of technical upgrades. The Intellivision Sprint is available to pre-order now and set to launch this December. Watch the new announcement trailer below to see […]
Warhammer 40,000: Speed Freeks gets ready for full launch with new trailer
PLAION and Wired Productions have announced that Warhammer 40,000: Speed Freeks will fully launch on Steam during this year’s May 22nd Warhammer Skulls festival. This release also sees publishing responsibilities move from PLAION to Wired Productions, who previously worked with developer Caged Element in 2018’s GRIP: Combat Racing. The change in publisher also brings about some […]
The iconic rubber-keyed Spectrum makes a return thanks to Retro Games
Retro Games Ltd and PLAION have today released The Spectrum, a modern recreation of the legendary 48K ZX Spectrum released by Sir Clive Sinclair in 1982. This modern recreation is ideal for those remembering the halcyon days of coming home from school and loading up some great little games. A new trailer can be seen below […]
Dead Island 2: Ultimate Edition to launch this October along with new update
PLAION and developer Dambuster Studios have announced that Dead Island 2: Ultimate Edition will be launching on 22nd October on PC, Playstation and Xbox. This release also coincides perfectly with the release of Patch 6, which introduces a whole new game mode. Watch the new trailer below to see more of the new Neighborhood Watch game […]
Warhammer 40,000: Speed Freeks coming to Early Access this August
PLAION and developer Caged Element have announced that their free-to-play multiplayer combat racer Warhammer 40,000: Speed Freeks will be released on Early Access on 6th August for its inaugural season. Gamers can check out those crazy Warhammer 40,000 Kult of Speed loving Orks in the new trailer below… In the grim war-torn galaxy of the 41st millennium […]
