The second part of the Rune Worth trilogy is available on Switch today.
Despite running into a few issues of its own making last year, the Japanese company D4 Enterprise is seeking to continue its run of reissuing old games for classic Japanese computers on the Nintendo Switch in 2026.
Over on its website, it has recently announced, for instance, a further two titles that it will be bringing to the Nintendo platform over the next two weeks, in the form of Rune Worth 2, the 1991 PC98 action RPG from T&E Soft, and Carry Lab’s OutRun-style MSX2 racer Mad Rider, from 1987.
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The second part of the Rune Worth trilogy is available on Switch today.
Despite running into a few issues of its own making last year, the Japanese company D4 Enterprise is seeking to continue its run of reissuing old games for classic Japanese computers on the Nintendo Switch in 2026.
Over on its website, it has recently announced, for instance, a further two titles that it will be bringing to the Nintendo platform over the next two weeks, in the form of Rune Worth 2, the 1991 PC98 action RPG from T&E Soft, and Carry Lab’s OutRun-style MSX2 racer Mad Rider, from 1987.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
