Rambo: The Video Game has been announced by British studio Reef Entertainment. The topless warrior will come to the PC, PS3 and Xbox 360, following on from his adventures on the NES, Master System and Megadrive.
Which got us thinking: Which other movie game tie-ins have we liked over the years? Which weren’t so good? And which would we like to see?
The Sega Retro-Gen has launched in the US. It, like the handheld or set-top Blaze Sega Mega Drive already available in the UK, is a licensed retro console, not made by Sega itself for gamers to play old Mega Drive and Genesis games on. But this time, the Sega Retro-Gen has a few tricks up its sleeve.
The Sega Mega Drive, one of the most fondly-remembered consoles of the past, is due to be relaunched at the end of April… for the second time.
This really does take a commitment to retrogaming to new heights. Water Melon Development are launching the first new Megadrive game since 1998. Pier Solar and the Great Architects is to appear on an actual SEGA Megadrive cartridge, but there is a chance that the game could be enjoyed by gamers who don’t operate retrogaming museums or have extensive attic space devoted to their childhood toys.
