Gaming Nexus

14th June 2023
Pixel Ripped 1978

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Eric Hauter
Publisher: Atarisoft
Machine: PlayStation 5 (US Version)

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Scores

PlayStation 5 Version
Overall80%

Summary

Pixel Ripped 1978 is another fun entry into one of the most unique series in video games, and is recommended to fans with a few minor caveats. Get ready for some spectacular visuals and effects, but also prepare yourself for some old school difficulty and a side helping of minor technical issues. Fans of the franchise shouldn't hesitate to grab this new installment, but new players should be ready for a bit of a "getting to know you" learning curve. Still, the inspired combination of Atari and ARVORE succeeds at providing gamers with a unique and delightful time-machine view into gaming history.

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