Summary
Developer Ratalaika Games has announced a re-release of the retro 2D plaformerAero the Acro-Bat, coming to Nintendo, PlayStation, and Xbox consoles later this summer. Originally released on theSNESand Sega Genesis, this re-release will allow fans to experience the old-school high-flying acrobatics of Aero on modern systems with a few helpful enhancements.
A number oflesser-known retro video gameshave received remakes and remasters in recent years, andAero the Acro-Batwill soon be joining the ranks of classic 2D games to receive a re-release. Players will take on the role of the titular Aero the bat and maneuver through the dangers of the circus while rescuing Aero’s girlfriend Ariel. While the game will remain true to its original release, there are several helpful new features to satisfy both newcomers and retro gamers alike.
Rataliaka Games has revealed a trailer for a re-release ofAero the Acro-Batfor Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S. The game will include the same general gameplay mechanics and storyline as the original launch but will also feature modern additions such as save states, rewind, and even a base game cheat menu to easily get infinite lives and health. Quality of life improvements will also be available with the re-release, including a variety of graphics filters. Like manychallenging 2D platforming games,Aero the Acro-Batrequires players to utilize a unique move set, specifically acrobatic skills, to accomplish a number of objectives before completing a series of vibrant levels.
Aero The Acro-Bat Re-Release Trailer
The re-release trailer forAero the Acro-Batgives audiences a brief look at what to expect from the almost forgotten acrobatic platforming game. Aero can be seen performing a series of acrobatic moves combining jumps, rolls, and dodges while traversing the dangers of a chaotic circus. The acrobatic bat will be able to execute high dives, get launched out of a canon, and even ride a unicycle while defeating henchmen and collecting snacks. Aero the Acro-Bat features four main areas consisting of five levels each, giving players a familiarthrowback video game experience. Fans will be able to jump into the colorful world ofAero the Acro-Batwhen the re-release launches on August 2.
Retro gaming continues to sustain a sizable audience, drawing in both older fans familiar with lost franchises and new players interested inold-school video game titles.Aero the Acro-Batlooks to fulfill the demand for a fun SNES retro gaming experience for audiences new and old when the 2D platformer releases this August.
SNES
The Super Nintendo Entertainment System, or SNES, was Nintendo’s second system and the successor to the NES. Featuring upgraded graphics capabilities, the cartridge-based console featured a wide array of amazing games, many of which spawned successful franchises.It was part of the fourth generation of consoles.
