Age of Mythology: Retold is a remastered version of the beloved real-time strategy game, featuring updated graphics, gameplay mechanics, and a new civilization. The game launches on Xbox and PC on September 5th for $29.99.
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Sonic Generations, released in 2011, introduced the unique concept of combining Sonic’s classic 2D side-scrolling style with his modern 3D version. Now, the game is making a comeback with a remastered version titled Sonic X Shadow Generations, featuring the brooding Shadow the Hedgehog as the main star. This standalone adventure shakes up the Sonic formula, taking inspiration from the recent Sonic Frontiers game. Shadow Generations brings back the Boost mechanic and adds a new one called Chaos Control, allowing Shadow to freeze time and manipulate the environment. The game opens with an exciting level set in outer space, where players can experience distorted reality and a mini-boss fight against Doom’s Eye. The second level features a boss fight against Biolizard from Sonic Adventures 2, showcasing cinematic cutscenes and Shadow’s powerful Chaos Spears attack. Sonic X Shadow Generations is set to launch on October 25 for multiple platforms, offering a fun return for the black hedgehog.
The Tomb Raider I-III Remastered trilogy has undergone an update that has notably removed several pinup posters of Lara Croft from the third game. Previously, these images could be found in the Sleeping with the Fishes level, but they have now disappeared from the remastered version of the game. The change appears to have occurred with the game’s second major update, which rolled out on April 11th. It’s unclear why the posters were removed, as there is no mention of them in the patch notes. The original graphics option still features the images. The removal of the posters has sparked controversy among fans, with many accusing developers Aspyr and Crystal Dynamics of censorship. The franchise’s official website had previously highlighted the posters as an interesting detail. Despite the game’s warning that players may encounter offensive material, the team had initially chosen to keep the content intact to present the game in its original form. IGN has reached out to Aspyr and Crystal Dynamics for comment.
Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance, the definitive edition of the acclaimed Nintendo Switch exclusive, is set to launch on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC. The re-release promises significant upgrades, including higher visual fidelity, 60 fps, and a substantial new Vengeance route that reworks the original narrative with 75 hours of additional gameplay. Atlus developers discuss the motivations behind these changes, hinting at a different perspective on SMT V’s themes of order and chaos.