This is the first book that we’ve covered from French publishing house Editions 64K, and after reading it, I very much hope that it isn’t the last! For those out there with an interest in the early days of computing – and especially the Amiga – Psygnosis: Games People Play – Tome One covers the beloved UK developer / publisher Psygnosis from the days of their original formation right up until the mid-‘90s, leaving you thirsting for more, as Tome 2 promises to take us from 1995 through to the eventual studio closure in 2012.
First off, Editions 64K are a pleasure to work with and take their processes seriously, the book turned up swiftly and was incredibly well-packaged, almost to Bitmap Book levels of safety, with thick polystyrene corners ensuring that even during a bumpy delivery ride, your book will turn up in pristine condition. The cover of the book is mostly black, with a bold and stylish classic Psygnosis logo taking centre stage. ‘Psygnosis Tome One’ in a classic Psygnosis typeface runs down the spine, with the close-up ‘Owlface’ logo on the back, with a couple of blocks of synopsis text below.
Rich steps into the eerie, minimalist world of OFF by Mortis Ghost—now on Nintendo Switch! In this gameplay episode, we explore Zone 1, uncover cryptic lore, and battle ghostly adversaries in a turn-based system unlike anything you've seen before.
The legendary publisher Acclaim is officially back—not as a reboot, but as a full-blown rebirth. Once a dominant force in gaming with classics like Mortal Kombat, Turok, and NBA Jam, Acclaim is stepping into a new era with fresh energy and a clear vision for the future.
On September 10 at 2:30 PM ET / 11:30 AM PT, Acclaim will host its first-ever Play Acclaim Showcase on its official YouTube channel, offering fans a glimpse into its upcoming 2026 slate. A newly released teaser video, titled Transmission Received: A New Era Is Coming, hints at what’s next—flashing fragments of new titles through the glow of CRT static, blending legacy with innovation.
🔥 Not Just Nostalgia — It’s Retrofuturenostalgia
Acclaim’s revival isn’t about chasing ghosts. It’s about channeling the chaos and creativity that defined its past into something fresh and forward-looking. As CEO Alex Josef puts it:
“The old screens are cracking, and what’s coming through is something exciting and different.”
This new phase embraces Acclaim’s DNA while building a future that’s bold, energetic, and shaped by its own story. Expect surprises, indie collaborations, and a renewed commitment to high-quality, premium games.
