In the early days at Disney, the idea for Kingdom Hearts was regarded by some as an “abomination”. Instead of the typical licensed game, it wouldn't focus on highlighting one particular title, but rather would be a crossover between fifty years of Disney properties. Even riskier to their brand was Square Enix's proposal to use their own Final Fantasy characters and have them interact with fan-favourite figures like Donald and Goofy. It got even more bizarre when game director Tetsuya Nomura walked into a meeting with a picture of the new protagonist Sora wielding a massive chainsaw. This was terrifying for Disney, who had become known in the industry for being strict with licensing out their characters.
Capcom announced its financial results for the fiscal year between April 2024 and and March 2025, marking another winning year.
More games in development you say, Breath of Fire 3 and 4 remastered collection? Because that is what I am waiting for.
look, capcom has found a sweet spot for their games.
the RE engine is pretty amazing.
I wonder if they'll continue to make any new ace attorney and megaman games. They should definitely revisit breath of fire at some point, remaster em, pixel remaster. Please, something capcom.
Today, Sega announced its financial results for the full fiscal year that started in April 2024 and ended in March 2025.
I like what's on their legacy IP list, but there are still many more franchises they could revive. Shining Force and Chakan come to mind.
Shantae Advance: Risky Revolution launches summer 2025 on modern platforms—20 years after its original development was shelved.
Glad they didn't change the art style. This is looking good.. Why did they change the way the characters look anyway? The very first style was kind of ok, it was fine by Risky's Revenge and Pirate's Curse.. both in game sprite and the dialogue popups, why keep changing it? I am not as fussed on her newer look. She's looking kinda too dark or sunburnt now.
I wish there was a scene with Cloud and Mickey onscreen together
I love articles like this. More, please!