Rockstar Games has failed to preserve the vast majority of the Grand Theft Auto series on modern platforms, with only three classic titles available on PS5. While Nintendo and Bethesda maintain extensive backward compatibility for their flagship franchises, Rockstar has abandoned pre-GTA 4 games and released a technically flawed trilogy remaster that disappointed fans.
Sony is reportedly planning to bring the Killzone franchise back after 13 years of dormancy, with Guerrilla Games potentially collaborating with an external studio on a remaster, remake, or reboot. The last mainline entry, Killzone: Shadow Fall, launched as a PS4 title in 2013, and the original trilogy remains inaccessible on PS5.
The original Toy Story 3 game will disappear from the Xbox digital store on September 29, 2026, just weeks before Toy Story 3: Complete Edition launches on October 15. Atari and Digital Eclipse's remaster brings upgraded graphics, improved performance, and previously exclusive content to modern platforms.
The 2021 remaster of Quake has received a substantial free update adding a 19-level campaign titled Dawn of the Machine, co-developed by MachineGames to celebrate the franchise's 30th anniversary. The campaign introduces a time loop narrative, new weapons including an axe, fresh deathmatch maps, and a system that unlocks new paths and secrets on repeat playthroughs.
The highly anticipated GTA 4 remaster has left fans and one notable figure puzzled over its conspicuous absence: Roman Bellic's actor, Pavel Dilya, expresses his bewilderment. Despite rumors and leaks, there's been no official word from Rockstar Games. Fans are left wondering if the remaster is still in development or if it has been silently shelved.
Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced has garnered the series' highest critical acclaim since 2013, with a stellar 9/10 review score. This revamped version boasts remastered graphics and improved performance on PS5, PC, and Xbox Series X/S. Critics praise its successful blend of enhanced visuals and polished gameplay.
Experience the classic monster-mashing mayhem reimagined in Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered, coming to PC in November. With the original development team at the helm, this isn't just a visual upgrade—it's a loving revival. From improved online multiplayer to stunning Unreal Engine 5 visuals, this remaster is a must-play for both newcomers and veterans.
R-Type Tactics I ∙ II Cosmos revives a PSP-era tactics gem with a polished new coat, featuring enhanced visuals, full voice overs, and uncompressed cutscenes. This collection includes the original, Japan-only sequel Operation Bitter Chocolate, and a new campaign, offering a worthwhile experience despite some minor setbacks. With its challenging gameplay and nostalgic appeal, it's a must-play for strategy fans and those who missed it the first time around.
After a three-year hiatus, Nightdive Studios' remaster of the cult FPS SiN is back on track with a new gameplay trailer and Steam demo. SiN: Reloaded promises enhanced visuals, overhauled controls, and more, set to launch on multiple platforms before the end of 2026. Fans can now experience the remastered gameplay firsthand with the available demo.
Get ready to embark on a timeless RPG adventure as Tales of Eternia Remastered hits PS5, PS4, Xbox, Switch, Switch 2, and Steam on October 15 (likely NA) and 16 (likely EU). This remastered classic promises enhanced gameplay and visuals. Fans of the series and newcomers alike can look forward to exploring the world of Eternia with improved graphics and potentially revamped mechanics.