Dengeki Online has released an interview with Sega’s Yosuke Okunari, who talked a bit about trouble with gauging demand for the Mega Drive Mini/Genesis Mini, as well as how M2 got involved.

We reported yesterday that ESP Ra.De. will be released on December 19, and M2 has followed up the story with the game’s first trailer.

Today, M2 announced that the latest shoot ‘em up game in their Shot Triggers revival lineup, ESP Ra.De. Ψ, will release on Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 on December 19, 2019.

In an interview, M2 announced that the latest M2 Shot Triggers rerelease, Cave shmup ESP Ra.De., is not only headed to PlayStation 4 but also Nintendo Switch as well, with a targeted late 2019 release.

M2 is collecting ideas on what features to add to the developer’s release of Cave’s ESP Ra.De., and it also revealed a brand-new rough sketch by character designer Junya Inoue.

During M2 Shot Triggers Thanksgiving Festival, M2 announced that the next game to join the roster is Cave and Atlus’ ESP Ra.De., and also announced a new Aleste game for its 30th anniversary.

M2 recently had an interview where they talked about what games will probably see a rerelease, why they don’t release games on Steam, and their work on the Nintendo Switch.

Developer M2 launched its “J STG Project (Japanese Shooting Game Project)” that aims to revive 2D shoot ‘em up games, and the first title is Mononoke Ninpo Cho, based on plans that were made in 1988.

3D Sonic the Hedgehog 2’s Ring Keeper and Stage Select were added to make the port more accessible.

Preparing 3D Gunstar Heroes for stereoscopic 3D took some effort, with Sega and M2 needing to divide backgrounds up into 1,500 pieces.

Hydlide is a one of Japan’s classic action RPGs. Developed by T&E Software almost 30 years ago, this game came out around the same time as Falcom’s Dragon Slayer and the NES version was released in the US by FCI.