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With every new project, Digital Eclipse strives to set the gold standard for classic game re-releases. Like classic films or music, the video games of the past are the foundational art on which our creative medium was built.
The new Digital Eclipse laid its focus on video game preservation, and Cifaldi became the studio's "head of restoration", a title which Cifaldi noted was an industry first. At the time, Cifaldi also stated that Digital Eclipse aimed at becoming the video game equivalent of The Criterion Collection.
Classic video games deserve better. At Digital Eclipse, we treat them with the same care and respect given to other artistic mediums.
Digital Eclipse Space Jam: A New Legacy - The Game An all-new side-scrolling, pixel art brawler paying homage to classic 16-bit beat-em-ups, released alongside the film of the same name.
We give gaming's history the respect it deserves. Developers of Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord, The Making of Karateka, Atari 50, Digital Eclipse Arcade titles, and more.
2.52K subscribers ‧ 151 videos. Official YouTube Channel of Digital Eclipse. Developer of SNK 40th Anniversary Collection, Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection, Mega Man Legacy Collection...
Oct 31, 2023 · Atari is acquiring Digital Eclipse, a studio that specializes in preserving and rereleasing retro games on modern hardware. The releases are often rich in additional materials and historical...
Oct 31, 2023 · The majority of Digital Eclipse shareholders, holding in aggregate approximately 95% of Digital Eclipse capital, have agreed to a 1-year lock-up on their Atari shares as from the Closing of...
Aug 20, 2015 · In a chat with USGamer, Other Ocean's Frank Cifaldi shares some of the technical challenges Digital Eclipse has faced in recompiling classic Mega Man games for its cross-platform Eclipse engine.
Jul 19, 2021 · Digital Eclipse, the studio behind some of gaming's most popular remasters, is curious what fans want to see next, after a wildly successful crowdfunding campaign.
