https://arcadeheroes.com - Since more footage of this game was requested, here you go - another match from the arcade & exA-Arcadia exclusive fighting game, Axel City 2. Filmed at the IAAPA 2021 trade show. Input lag on this game is much lower than found on any game console; Built using the same engine that is being used for Dynamite Bomb (another exA exclusive fighting game coming next year)

I do have one additional clip of Axel City 2 that hasn't been published yet, so stay tuned

Interact with the Arcade Heroes community on Guilded: https://www.guilded.gg/i/kbZG4Vbk
Or interact on Discord: https://discord.gg/jnKJTN23

I've a bad feeling that these bosses will be a pain in the ass. Also, they might be unplayable.

Dishonorable mention Cheonha Mujeok
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AhGVGWK-fJE[/youtube]
Basic things like to walk or to jump are a pipe in the @ss here. At least have some good sprites.

You forgot to mention the most important announcement.
ANIMATED XMEN ARE BACK!!!!

Marvel Studios has announced a plethora of new MCU Disney Plus shows, including an Agatha Harkness spin-off series.

Announcing its next line-up of TV shows on Disney Plus Day, Marvel revealed five brand-new series that are set to enter development in the near future.

Agatha: House of Harkness, a spin-off show that'll see Kathryn Hahn reprise her beloved role from WandaVision, is the stand out of the announcements. Other series that were revealed by Marvel are an Echo standalone show, What If...? season 2, an animated Marvel Zombies project and an animated Spider-Man series called Freshman Year.

Konami has announced an indie game contest that actively asks small developers to make games based on some of its classic series, including Gradius, Ganbare Goemon, and many more.

Konami's Action & Shooting Game Contest asks indie creators to plan and develop new action games and shooters based on past Konami titles. The rules allow for creators to make remakes or sequels, they can pick out a single character or mechanic from a past title, or even change or combine genres that may not have been in the originals. Through the collaboration of indie creators and Konami, these new works could potentially become commercial products.

A video outlining the contest was published by Konami. This contest is sponsored by Konami and held in cooperation with Shueisha Game Creators Camp, a project to support game developers. The contest began September 30 and will run until January 6, 2022.

Konami's specified 80 different games for creators to reimagine, including games from Gradius, Star Soldier, Twinbee, Ganbare Goemon, Knightmare and others. The full list can be found at the bottom of the official entry page (in Japanese).

It comes at an interesting time for Konami as a whole – a recent report says that the company is beginning to refocus on its owned series, and is becoming more open to allowing third-parties to develop games within them. While Konami itself is apparently handling new games for Castlevania, Metal Gear Solid, and Silent Hill, this contest seems to allow some of its lesser-known or more cult favourite series to re-emerge through different means.