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Nightdive Studios

Nightdive Studios

Video game developerwww.nightdivestudios.com

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Sep 24, 2026

Vinny CaravellaHOST
69:32
Lookin' good
Brad ShoemakerHOST
69:32
... it's Nightdive doing what Nightdive does with other classic shooters.
Brad ShoemakerHOST
69:36
They have released Sin on modern platforms, and it pretty much is exactly what you think.
Brad ShoemakerHOST
69:41
It runs in high res and with modern controls.
Brad ShoemakerHOST
71:53
Like, none of the storefronts have updated with the price yet, but, um, well, the last thing I'll say, it's just weird to see an Atari logo at the start of this game.
Alex NavarroHOST
72:00
Hmm.
Brad ShoemakerHOST
72:01
I mean, Atari owns Nightdive.
Vinny CaravellaHOST
72:02
It's 'cause they, they own...
MikeHOST
29:44
Bayonetta joins Sonic Racing Crossworlds.
MikeHOST
29:46
Nightdive Studios have replied to a post about the need for an Eternal Darkness remaster, saying, "...our only hope." Wolong 2 Wings of Ember gets a release date of the 4th of March and there will be a demo The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Secrets of the Zonai art book gets a release date of the 30th of March and it's priced at £46.17 for the standardised price and there's a Heroes Edition for £92.35 Rayman Legends Retold has been delayed until the 3rd of December.
MikeHOST
30:14
Nintendo Switch 2 firmware has updated and added VRR in docked mode.
MikeHOST
30:18
And Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour gets a new update adding a docked VRR demo.
JohnHOST
3:09
yeah like i was on this bit that you can see on screen and they just kept respawning and it wasn't triggering the event to like take me to the next fit i was like bug report The devs were very cool about it.
Jesse NorrisHOST
3:22
Another Nightdive Studios joint.
Jesse NorrisHOST
3:24
It's solid.
JohnHOST
3:27
It feels alright on a controller, which
Steven LakeHOST
15:04
um jonathan zimmerman he was just really lovely guy working on the the life is strange true colors and reunion and before the storm as i said i got to speak with josh sawyer that was really exciting for me um that was just exciting for me doug cockle um the voice actor behind uh gerald um gerald I don't know why I say Gerald, but I got some criticism for that.
Steven LakeHOST
15:30
Stephen Kick from Night Dive Studios.
Steven LakeHOST
15:33
Incredible, incredible conversation.
Steven LakeHOST
15:35
Great guy.
AlexHOST
14:12
But first impressions of that are very solid.
AlexHOST
14:16
Nightdive and Atari have been doing really, really well with the quality of their remaster ports, releases, whatever you want to call them.
AlexHOST
14:24
And I'm glad that they're diving into stuff like this now.
AlexHOST
14:26
You know, no pun intended.
Red RoosterHOST
11:51
Surprised, but not overly surprised, I guess, is that Thief of the Dark Project Remastered is...
Red RoosterHOST
11:57
Coming to us from Nightdive Studios.
Red RoosterHOST
11:59
Nightdive does these amazing remasters.
Red RoosterHOST
12:03
To be honest, I never really had much of a history with the Thief franchise in the past, but I know it gets a lot of love.
DodgerHOST
71:54
Anyways...
Jesse CoxHOST
71:57
Night Dive Studios, co-founder and CEO Stephen Kick, sparked some speculation online because potentially, potentially, there is going to be a remaster of Eternal Darkness Sanity's Requiem.
Jesse CoxHOST
72:13
Responding to fans on social media who asked if maybe the psychological horror game would be something that Night Dive, who takes chances with old games, could look into and maybe make happen.
Jesse CoxHOST
72:26
Kick said that it's one of his favorites.
Alex LightHOST
105:33
That'd be pretty cool.
Alex LightHOST
105:34
Uh, head of Nightdive Studios re- is recently teasing the possibility of remastering Eternal Darkness.
Alex LightHOST
105:39
This studio has quite the extensive list of bringing up some classic games to modern times, like all the Quake games, like some of the first two Dooms, stuff like that.
Alex LightHOST
105:49
A huge list of remasters this team excels at.
Scott TailfordHOST
16:09
Um, and then you have like the Atari approach, Digital Eclipse's approach, which is take the actual code...
Scott TailfordHOST
16:13
Or Nightdive, sorry, as well.
Scott TailfordHOST
16:15
They're both under Atari, Digital Eclipse and Nightdive.
Scott TailfordHOST
16:17
Take original game's code and add additional lines to, you know, something like The Thing remaster that we got, uh, last year, which I love, by the way.
Scott TailfordHOST
16:26
Um, they took the original game's code and, uh, and added 200...
Destin LegarieHOST
1:54
Number one, Atari has been building their brand around revitalizing retro games that fans love.
Destin LegarieHOST
2:01
Digital Eclipse, a big favorite of mine, Nightdive Studios and Implicit Convergent were specifically purchased to help them rebuild, remake, remaster ports and collections and take out all of the best old games that we loved and bring them to modern day devices.
Destin LegarieHOST
2:21
A few recent examples that we've seen are Thief, Godzilla Destroy All Monsters, Barbie, Toy Story, and if you recognize Digital Eclipse, it's because they worked on that fantastic Ninja Turtle Collection game.
Destin LegarieHOST
2:35
They really know their retro stuff, they care about their work, and they really do a really good job.

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