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Twelve classic Psikyo shoot ’em up titles that were recently delisted from Steam will be returning to the platform, rights holder KM-BOX confirmed to Gematsu. The South Korean publisher, which has owned the rights to the Psikyo library since the early 2000s, will now handle the PC releases directly.
The digital versions of these titles were removed from Steam on October 31 after KM-BOX reclaimed the publishing rights from City Connection, which had held the license for a temporary period. The company is now preparing to reintroduce the full catalog, starting with three titles next week.
The following three titles are slated to return to Steam on December 16:
The remaining nine titles in the collection will follow at a later, unannounced date. This second wave will include fan favorites such as Gunbird 2, Gunbarich, Dragon Blaze, Samurai Aces Episode II: Tengai, Samurai Aces Episode III: Sengoku Cannon, Sol Divide, Strikers 1945 II, Strikers 1945 III, and Zero Gunner 2.
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For a game once weighed down by mixed reviews and the eventual shutdown of its online services, the resurgence is…
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