You won't have to dust off that orange VHS tape for this one.

I try not to let nostalgia get me, but Limited Run Games latest collection, Rugrats: Retro Rewind Collection, has me weirdly excited in the most boomer way.

Included in the collection are the following classics:

• Rugrats: Search for Reptar (PlayStation 1)
• The Rugrats Movie (Game Boy / Game Boy Color)
• Rugrats: Time Travelers (Game Boy Color)
• Rugrats: Studio Tour (PlayStation 1)
• Rugrats in Paris: The Movie (PlayStation 1 / Game Boy Color)
• Rugrats: Castle Capers (Game Boy Advance)

I have such vivid memories of Search for Reptar that I'll definitely be giving this a download on Nintendo Switch. It also comes out on PS5.

The collection also features:

Rewind & Save Anywhere: Made a bad jump? Just rewind the clock. Need to stop for snacks? Save your progress at any moment.

Retro Screen Filters: Play with crisp modern pixels or toggle on classic CRT and handheld filters for that authentic 90s glow.

Digital Museum: Browse high-resolution scans of the original manuals and box art. It’s like owning the physical copies all over again!

Music Player: Kick back and listen to the iconic soundtracks with a dedicated in-game audio player.

There's also a Deluxe Edition with a Jewelcase (extremely tempting) and:

Rugrats: Retro Rewind Collection Game Retro Styled CD Jewelcase (holds cartridge or CD), CD Soundtrack, Reptar Puzzle Piece Keychain, Sticker Sheets

Rugrats: Retro Rewind Collection is available physically too via Limited Run Games, sadly not on an orange cartridge. Pre-orders go on sale May 1 US-time and the game launches on digital stores May 15 US-time.

Bungie and Sony have announced that upcoming title Marathon has a release date. The game is arriving March 5, 2026, alongside a Limited Edition DualSense controller.

In a generation of just plain boring Limited Editions, the Marathon controller actually looks nice and unique. Lets hope the game is equally special and not another live-service PlayStation dud. Eat your heart out The Last Of Us: Factions (which was cancelled) and Concord (which was shut down just weeks after its launch).

Great video from The Game Business with interviews with the people behind the PlayStation 1's launch in Europe. The interviews include:

former bosses Chris Deering and Jim Ryan, developers Martin Alltimes and Juan Montes, PR and marketing veterans Glen O’Connell, Alan Welsman and Geoff Glendenning, and Namco’s Jackie Plumeridge.

I especially love the anecdote from Chris Deering about advertising the PlayStation brand at Football games, which you can see in this stock photo here. And how important it was being on the ground to market the console.

Update 26/08/2025: Demonschool has been delayed.

The hype around Hollow Knight: Silksong is unquestionable. Releasing September 4, the follow-up to Hollow Knight is coming 7 years after it was originally announced.

I genuinely can't wait - and it might be my most anticipated game of the year full stop. Which is saying a lot when you consider we had a new Mario Kart and full 3D Donkey Kong game.

So spare a thought for any games releasing around the same time. One game I feel the most for is Demonschool - a "new-style tactics RPG" that shows inspiration from Persona, while also sporting a really unique look and feel.

At least Demonschool will get a mini head start. Also Team Cherry aren't giving out review codes prior to release either, which might give Demonschool a bit more attention in the gaming press.

September will also see Everybody's Golf: Hot Shots on September 5th, Baby Steps from Gabe Cuzzillo, Maxi Boch and Bennett Foddy on September 8th, and Borderlands 4 on September 12th.

In a post on Twitter the company said:

"The Epic Games Store and Fortnite will come to iOS in Australia! An Australian court just found that Apple and Google abuse their control over app distribution and in-app payments to limit competition. There are 2,000+ pages of findings that we’ll need to dig into to fully understand the details. This is a WIN for developers and consumers in Australia!"

Following approval from the Therapeutic Goods Administration, Apple has enabled sleep apnea detection notifications for some devices. The feature is supported by the Apple Watch Series 9, Series 10 and Ultra 2.

From Apple's support document:

If over a 30-day period you receive more frequent elevated breathing disturbances, you receive a notification of possible sleep apnea.