A remaster of the 2002 fighting game Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee appears to be in development. Atari will publish the updated version while Pipeworks handles the remake work. The project targets a November release window that aligns with the expected launch period for Grand Theft Auto VI.
Pipeworks updates classic fighting game with modern graphics and online play
The title brings back the original PlayStation 2 and Xbox console experience on modern hardware. Players can expect versions for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and Series S consoles, and Nintendo Switch 2. A PC version likely arrives alongside these platforms to cover desktop systems.
Pipeworks rebuilt the game with updated graphics that improve visual fidelity over the original release. The developers also revised how players unlock characters and stages throughout the campaign. New single-player campaigns add fresh objectives for veterans of the franchise.
The remaster introduces online multiplayer support to connect modern gaming communities. Pricing sits at $29.99 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S editions. Nintendo Switch 2 versions carry a higher price tag of $39.99 due to platform differences.
The remaster aligns with the publisher's ongoing efforts to update older game catalogs for contemporary systems. A November launch positions the title within a competitive seasonal window that includes several high-profile releases.
Insider reports and industry tracking suggest these details reflect current development status. No official launch date or final pricing confirmation has appeared from Atari or Pipeworks.
Source: VideoGameChronicles
