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Tengo Project Remakes NES Shooter S.C.A.T. as Cybernetic Attack: Final Mission

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Tengo Project announces Cybernetic Attack: Final Mission, a 16- bit- style remake of the 1990 NES game S.C.A.T. featuring new characters and global language support.

Cybernetic Attack: Final Mission gameplay screenshot
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Tengo Project is reviving a classic 1990 NES shooter with a new remake titled Cybernetic Attack: Final Mission. This update brings the original S.C.A.T. experience to modern audiences through a 16-bit-style aesthetic. Players who enjoyed the side-scrolling action of the early nineties can expect a faithful yet updated take on the franchise.

Cybernetic Attack: Final Mission gameplay screenshot
Cybernetic Attack: Final Mission gameplay screenshot

Tengo Project updates classic NES shooter with new characters and 16-bit visuals

The project positions itself as a direct remake of S.C.A.T.: Special Cybernetic Attack Team. It retains the core side-scrolling shoot 'em up gameplay that defined the original title. The visual style relies on detailed pixel art to capture the retro feel while introducing new characters and features.

The remake will launch with support for nine languages to reach a global audience. The supported languages include English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese. This multilingual support ensures that players from major markets can access the game without language barriers.

A playable version of the game will be available for testing at Tokyo Game Show 2026. The event takes place from September 17 to 21, 2026. Fans can experience the new features and characters firsthand during this showcase window.

Source: Tengo Project, Gematsu

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