Action adventure RPG What The Duck will launch for Switch and PC via Steam on November 9, publisher Untold Tales of developer Seize Studios announced.
16.10.2023 - 21:37 / gamesindustry.biz
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Analogue has announced that it is working on a N64 FPGA machine.
The device inspired by the Nintendo 64 will launch in 2024, and among its features is the option to display 64-bit era games in 4K resolution.
A price was not announced, but the console follows Analogue's product slate of retro devices ranging from handheld to home consoles.
This May, preorders were opened for the Analogue Duo, a system inspired by the TurboGrafx-16, also known as the PC Engine outside of North America.
Duo is compatible with Hucards, TurboChips, and CD-ROM game formats and has a retail price of $249.99; Analogue announced the device in 2020.
Action adventure RPG What The Duck will launch for Switch and PC via Steam on November 9, publisher Untold Tales of developer Seize Studios announced.
The version 4.2 update for Genshin Impact, dubbed “Masquerade of the Guilty,” will launch on November 8, developer miHoYo announced.
Earlier this year, Sony unveiled two new PlayStation accessories in the form of the Pulse Explore wireless earbuds and the Pulse Elite wireless headset, and now, the company has confirmed when both of them will be releasing.
Update: Pulse Explore wireless earbuds, Pulse Elite wireless headset, and additional PlayStation Link USB adapters will be available to pre-order starting Friday, November 24th. Preorders will be available through PlayStation Authorized Dealers and Sony Centres in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, and Vietnam.
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