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Dustin Bailey

After 21 years, the devs behind a lost GBA Metroidvania are bringing it back on modern platforms

Shantae Advance: Risky Revolution.

21 years after it originally entered development, the devs behind Shantae have come back together to finish development on the Metroidvania's canceled GBA sequel, which is now also getting remastered for modern platforms.

Shantae Advance: Risky Revolution appeared during today's Nintendo Indie World Showcase with footage of what looks to be a full-on remaster with HD character portraits and a proper 16:9 aspect ratio. "More than 20 years later, we've brought the original development team back together to complete the lost Shantae game," Erin Bozon, original creator of the character, said during the stream. 

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