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Pixel Helix Announces Pixel Arcadia Digital Showcase for Retro Games

Simon Ellis 2 min read

Pixel Helix announces Pixel Arcadia, a digital showcase dedicated to retro games launching August 24. Expect announcements on re- releases and licensed hardware.

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Pixel Helix is launching Pixel Arcadia, a digital showcase designed specifically for fans of retro video games. The event aims to highlight the history of the genre while showcasing modern evolutions of classic franchises. Organizers describe it as a dedicated space that honors past gaming trailblazers.

Digital event highlights retro game history and modern evolutions on August 24

The showcase will feature announcements from various publishers known for retro titles. Attendees can expect updates on re-releases, remasters, and new games in genres like shmups, brawlers, and beat 'em ups. The event also plans to reveal officially licensed hardware built for retro platforms.

Al Hibberd, CEO of Pixel Helix, stated that the goal is to provide meaningful storytelling for these projects rather than relying on rapid-fire trailers. He emphasized that the retro space is broad and this event will bring it out of the shadows. The organizers promise appearances from some of the biggest names in the retro industry.

Specific publishers or titles have not yet been listed, though major names are promised to participate. Pixel Arcadia will take place globally on August 24 at 11am PT / 2pm ET / 7pm BST. This digital event marks a new platform for celebrating and advancing retro gaming culture.

Source: VideoGameChronicles