
NIS America is delisting and Mad Gear Games’ Kemono Heroes after a meager four years on the Nintendo eShop. Billed as a 4-player hack-and-slash romp, this title faced middling reception, but regardless has only lasted four years on the market. It’s disappointing as this pixel art stylized game never got a physical release so come next month, this game will be unavailable to the people who haven’t picked it up already.…

Capcom has shared the release date for the remaster of its 3DS classic, Monster Hunter Stories, with the game dated for a mid-June release — June 14, to be specific. The enhanced edition isn’t heading to current-gen hardware and is skipping the Xbox, focusing only on the PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and PC. It’s always good to see remaster news as while it’s not a sub for proper preservation — after all, you still have to touch the code to make it more palpable for the modern audience — it’s still a way to introduce those who haven’t seen played the game.…
A trailer from the canceled multiplayer Spider-Man project has leaked online following December’s cyber attack that rocked Insomniac Games, with new info continuing to trickle out to this day. We now know this canned project would see players able to team up to duke it out with gang members terrorizing the Big Apple and face off against iconic foes, with Venom a focal point it seems.…
In perhaps some of the worst possible timing, Warner Bros. Discovery’s subsidiary, Warner Bros. Games, has revealed their Smash Bros.-esque fighter, MultiVersus, is returning in late May. Of course, the gaming side of WBD isn’t in the best light right now what with their decision to dismantle Adult Swim Games and 
Stellar Blade is among the line of Sony’s anticipated first-party release schedule, with a demo almost a certainty as these sorts of features are becoming more standard with the ninth generation of console. However, it seems whoever is in charge of the storefront accidentally launched the Stellar Blade demo ahead of schedule, leading to people clambering to access it before it was inevitably taken down.…
After Nintendo strong-armed Yuzu into submission, requiring them pay $2.5 million and shutter both Yuzu and Citra, DraStic, a once premium Nintendo DS emulator, has changed its model. Originally found on the Android Play Store priced at $4.99, this 1M+ downloaded emulator with strong reception is now free.
Nintendo has revealed three new Game Boy (and GB Color) games being added to Switch Online right on the heels of killing Yuzu and Citra. Of course, as we all know, Switch Online is just its paid service to be able to play a fraction of its library through the very thing that the Big N wiggles their finger at —
Just as expected, Warner Bros. Discovery is pulling every game published and developed by Adult Swim Games in a move that we can only describe as wildly anti-preservation. The writing has been on the wall since Owen Deery revealed