I have never liked Bubsy the Bobcat. I still don't. They made a new game starring Bubsy here in 2017. The whole enterprise feels like a precision-engineered insult sponge. I don't know why I played it. Oh, I know why I played it: To make a video about it.
"Make the games you wish to see on the Dreamcast." The quote is placed dead center on the website for Arcane Kids, creators of the absurdist Sonic Dreams Collection. Their game Zineth lives up to this aspiration. It's a wild trip with rail grinds, wall rides, and social media shenanigans. It's this week's Indie Pick.
Development studio Accolade is back with a new game featuring their flagship character, Bubsy. Is this even legal? Mods?
If any video game character has the right to be angry, it's oft-maligned platformer hero Bubsy. Thanks to the power of ROM hacking, the bobcat mascot finally has an appropriate outlet for his righteous rage.
Retro game publisher Retroism recently dug up an unfortunate remnant from the '90s mascot craze and dropped two of his games on Steam in an attempt to drum up interest in a full-blown Bubsy the Bobcat revival. No thanks, we're good!
Video: Coming soon to Steam... Bubsy? You remember Bubsy, right? It's OK if you don't. He was a -- shall we say -- less-than-beloved platforming mascot from gaming's early days. A company called Retroism got the rights, and they're trying to make it through Steam Greenlight. Good luck?
