Retro Memories of Kenji Eno (documentary on the legendary game designer behind "You, Me, and the Cubes" and "D")

[Krvavi Abadas]

this debuted at the Archipel Caravan event the production studio ran a few days ago, but is now fully viewable to the public.

for those wondering about the current status on which of his works are legally available for purchase, it's sadly not particularly well. D (specifically the DOS port running in an emulator) was added to Steam several years ago, thanks to Throwback Entertainment, which picked up the catalog of the game's original western publisher Akklaim.


but everything else is stuck in limbo. SEGA likely owns the rights to D2, Real Sound: Kaze no Regret, and Enemy Zero, as the soundtracks to all three games were added to Spotify by them. so it seems to just be a matter of them finding the right way and opportunity to re-release them.

 

[bixente]

My brother was a big fan of his. Thanks for sharing the video.

 

[robertman2]

I'd love get a hand of all the games, but unfortunately, sega saturn games do be pricey