Taito’s 1987 OutRun Clone ‘Top Speed’ Makes Its Debut On Modern Consoles Later This Week

Prepare for “an explosive sense of speed!”. Taito’s OutRun-esque driving game Top Speed (otherwise known as Full Throttle in Japan) is set to make its debut on modern consoles tomorrow (February 5th, 2026), as part of Hamster Corporation’s ongoing Arcade Archives/Arcade Archives 2 series. Released in 1987, Top Speed was created by a team inside…

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Washington Prime Is A New GZDoom Game Inspired By ’90s Thrillers Like Heat, Cop Land, And Clear & Present Danger

Featuring “high school (equivalent) FMVs” & a “realistic story”. If you happen to be like us and have a fondness for ’80s and ’90s action films and political thrillers, you’ll likely be just about as excited as we are about Ultra CDG’s new upcoming first-person shooter, Washington Prime. Developed in GZDoom, a fork of the…

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“We Are Testing The Waters” – Newly Resurrected Digital Image Design Is Bringing Back One Of Its Classic Flight Combat Sims

‘F-22: Air Dominance Fighter’ is being rereleased this month. It’s been a while since it was announced that the Robocop 3, TFX, and Wargasm studio Digital Image Design would be coming back from the dead, with very little information having been shared about what the studio’s plans are, besides the odd tease of a new…

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Producer Behind This Classic Racing Series Reveals Why He Was “Amazed” At Mobile Hit ‘Umamusume: Pretty Derby’

“Personally, I was amazed that they actually managed to pull it off from the start.”. Tsuyoshi Kaneda, a former producer on the Derby Stallion series, has recently given an interview to Game*Spark, in which he expressed his amazement at Cygames’ mobile hit Umamusume: Pretty Derby for its use of real horse names (h/t: Automaton West!)….

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Netflix Documentary Shines A Light On Korean Virtua Fighter Sensation “Akira Kid”

South Korean player famously beat the best Japanese players in the world. A new documentary has been released on Netflix in South Korea that explores the remarkable history of Shin Eui-Wook, better known as “Akira Kid” and “ShinZ” (thanks, @allcityslopshop.com). Eui-Wook entered the Virtua Fighter 3 Maximum Battle international tournament held in his native country…

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