Includes categories like “Best Nu-Retro Game of the Year”.
Move over, Geoff Keighley, there’s a new awards show in town. Pixel Helix, the marketing company behind August’s Pixel Arcadia, has just announced a trio of live broadcasts for next year, including the inaugural Pixel Arcadia Retro Awards, which is set to take place in January.
As the name suggests, this will be a new awards show aimed at “celebrating upcoming retro releases, independent achievements, and the everpresence of physical media throughout the year,” and will include categories like “Best New Game for Retro Hardware,” “Best Retro-Remaster or Remake of the Year,” and “Best Retro Reboot or Sequel of the Year.” The company announced the award show yesterday in a press release, alongside Pixel Arcadia: Bonus Stage (scheduled for May) and Pixel Arcadia: The Future of Retro Showcase (August 2027), with all three events envisioned as becoming future “cornerstones” for the retro community.
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Includes categories like “Best Nu-Retro Game of the Year”.
Move over, Geoff Keighley, there’s a new awards show in town. Pixel Helix, the marketing company behind August’s Pixel Arcadia, has just announced a trio of live broadcasts for next year, including the inaugural Pixel Arcadia Retro Awards, which is set to take place in January.
As the name suggests, this will be a new awards show aimed at “celebrating upcoming retro releases, independent achievements, and the everpresence of physical media throughout the year,” and will include categories like “Best New Game for Retro Hardware,” “Best Retro-Remaster or Remake of the Year,” and “Best Retro Reboot or Sequel of the Year.” The company announced the award show yesterday in a press release, alongside Pixel Arcadia: Bonus Stage (scheduled for May) and Pixel Arcadia: The Future of Retro Showcase (August 2027), with all three events envisioned as becoming future “cornerstones” for the retro community.
Read the full article on timeextension.com