PSNStores.com: "The Japanese PlayStation Store has a treasure trove of quality retro games from the PlayStation, PlayStation 2, and even non-PlayStation platforms like the TurboGrafx-16, under the Game Archives banner. Channeling that same idea, Hamster Corporation, and Nippon Ichi Software have partnered up to bring a new arcade collection to PlayStation 4 in Japan. The games will support online leaderboards, as well as PS4′s various Share functions. Each of the twenty titles announced will cost 823yen."
The prolific Japanese developer Nippon Ichi Software loves teasing new games with mysterious images, countdowns, and teaser websites, and they're at it again.
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Today Japanese developer Nippon Ichi Software announced that its president Sohei Niikawa has resigned, and announced his successor.
NIS is company that has survived to this day and I wish to see them continue to persevere.
It doesn’t seem like a major shakeup , as the man put in the new position has many credits to his name similar to the old president .
I like this company I hope it grows and creates some more great games and new IPs . Good luck to both of them in their new positions in life thanks for the games Mr Sohei Niikawa
Why do North America and Europe not get more of these?
There's a fairly sizable audience for Retro games and it costs almost nothing to simply release them on PSN.
Sadly, some of these "retro" games have better graphics than most indies.