To say that the world can soon expect some new retro games from Hidden Palace sounds like a conflict of terminology, but it is 100% true, none-the-less. Drx at Hidden Palace has a handful of current gaming releases and one dandy emulator for a variety of platforms.

So what can old schoolers expect in this offering? One of the first is an early prototype of Crash Bandicoot that is significantly different from the build that went to market. While prototypes are traditionally just unpolished versions of the finished product, this one is close to a different product altogether, making it well worth checking into.

The Sega Mega CD doesn’t receive a lot of play with new releases, ports, remakes and builds, but it is getting one this time in the form of Mickey Mania. While it isn’t incredibly different from the retail version, it is certainly an earlier model.

There will also be a German version of Pokemon Ruby which has been debugged and will allow the gamer to create any Pokemon character or monster through a previously hidden menu. There are also other new tools that will allow some editing and tweaking of this popular Game Boy Advance play.

Finally, there will be an emulator for Tiger Game.com. It is currently in production and can’t load ROMS, but it is the first Tiger Game emulator in production before this official “Game.com emulator”.

That’s a lot of old newness to digest, but should add a few butterflies to the hardcore gamers of the world. Check out more on these goodies here.

More new oldies from Hidden Palace, 5.0 out of 5 based on 1 rating

Tags: GameBoy Advance, Sega Mega Drive

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