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    A new game set in The Walking Dead universe is in the works. Called The Walking Dead: Streets Of Survival, it is a pixel-art beat-em-up, marking a departure from previous adaptations of the franchise. The announcement has drawn attention from fans of the series, who are discussing the unusual retro art style and how the beat-em-up genre will translate the zombie universe into gameplay.

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    Survival Arts arcade game runs on MiSTer FPGA▼MiSTer FPGA Arcade Sammy Seta Visco - SSV - Survival Arts https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=YmmriZHI8BE # rgamingmomentsMmastodonCultureGaming112 h ago

    The Sammy, Seta and Visco SSV arcade hardware platform is being showcased on MiSTer FPGA with a run of Survival Arts, the 1993 fighting game known for its digitized graphics and campy violence. MiSTer recreates classic arcade boards on field-programmable gate array hardware, and each new core release draws attention from retro gaming fans following the project's expanding arcade coverage.

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    Resident Evil's decades of lore distilled into a horror machine●'Resident Evil' cut decades of narrative into horror machine | Arts & Entertainment✉newsCultureEntertainment2 d ago

    A new Arts & Entertainment piece argues that the Resident Evil franchise has condensed decades of sprawling narrative into an efficient horror machine, streamlining its story for modern audiences. The discussion centers on how the long-running Capcom survival horror series has evolved since the 1990s, balancing its complex lore with tighter, more commercial scares.

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    New Ayami Kojima artwork reimagines Castlevania faces●Faces that have already survived, Castlevania · Ayami Kojima # artMmastodonCultureArt520 h ago

    Artist Ayami Kojima, best known for her character designs on Konami's Castlevania series, has shared a new piece titled 'Faces that have already survived.' The artwork is being circulated among art and gaming fans, who admire her signature gothic portraiture style that has defined Castlevania's visual identity since the late 1990s.