"You forgot to say please".I'm old enough to recall when VHS tapes were the main means of getting my big-screen entertainment at home – long before DVDs, Blu-Rays and digital streaming came along.Therefore, it's pretty easy to see why Retro Fighters' Terminator 2 Mini VHS case connects with me on multiple levels; firstly, I adore James Cameron's film, and feel it represents one of the purest action flicks ever produced by Hollywood (I'm certain many other people in their mid-40s feel the same way).Read the full article on nintendolife.com

Get the lowdown.A new character guide for Street Fighter 6 has been released, giving players a proper look at the upcoming DLC fighter, Yasmine.Available from 3rd August as the first character in the Year 4 roadmap, Yasmine utilises a karambit to get "up close and personal" to the opponents with some agile combos and devastating air attacks.Read the full article on nintendolife.com

"it was very difficult to get a team together".Onimusha fans have been waiting a long time for Way of the Sword – over 20 years, in fact, since the release of Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams in 2006.Now, in a new interview with Game Informer, producer Akihito Kadowaki has explained why fans have had to wait so long for a revival. In short, it wasn't for lack of trying, with Kadowaki stating that internal teams had wanted to make a new entry for a while. However, the combination of work on other key franchises and the expanded resources and time required meant that nothing could be green-lit until recently.Read the full article on nintendolife.com

Gotta have faith.Rhythm Heaven Groove producer and composer Mitsuo Terada (known professionally as Tsunku) has stated that he declined offers to make similar games due to his "indebtedness" to Nintendo, remaining convinced that the company would want to make a new entry.This comes via a blog post (thanks, Automaton) in which Tsunku says that many individuals who grew up with the original Rhythm Heaven are now adults who work on games of their own. As such, he was inundated with offers to help make something similar. However, Tsunku maintained faith that he would work with Nintendo again, and so declined every offer that came his way.Read the full article on nintendolife.com

Featuring music from Grant Kirkhope.Cast your mind back to November 2023. We reported on a pretty sweet new racing game simply titled Star Racer. Showcased on Kickstarter at the time, a Switch release was included as a stretch goal, and now it's finally on the way.Launching Q3 2026 for the Switch, Star Racer is basically the closest we're going to get to a new F-Zero game until Nintendo itself says otherwise. It looks awesome though, effortlessly capturing that retro vibe from the earlier games while injecting some of its own modern conveniences for good measure.Read the full article on nintendolife.com

Best of both worlds?Physical media is under threat like we've never seen before, with Sony providing confirmation that it will no longer manufacture PS5 discs from January 2028.Now, Sega's president Shuji Utsumi has provided information on the company's own stance in a new interview with Famitsu. In a nutshell, Sega seemingly has no plans to completely abandon physical media, but Utsumi-san stresses the importance of the shift to digital, calling it "crucial". He believes that due to the "steadily increasing" number of people playing on PC, Sega needs to be there to cultivate the market.Read the full article on nintendolife.com