Andrew Newton

Following on from its successful Early Access release of Penny Blood: Hellbound back in March, Studio Wildrose, NatsumeAtari and TTS Products have announced the game's full version 1.0 release. The developers have also released a brand-new trailer (see below) providing a glimpse into the final chapter of this macabre gothic action roguelite.

Netmarble is celebrating the festive season with a brand-new update for their collectible card game RPG, Tower of God: New World. This update will allow players to join in multiple events, receive generous rewards and meet two new teammates. You can meet these new teammates in the new trailers below…

Digital Eclipse has celebrated the festive season with the arrival of a new update for Tetris Forever, there commemoration of the popular game's 40th anniversary.

Indie developer Elyzio has announced they will be releasing their roguelite third-person shooter Warden's Will on Steam on 8th January. This shooter will challenge players to master their skills and survive chaotic bullet-hell combat across vertical worlds. A new trailer can be seen below offering players a glimpse into the hell that awaits…

Lost Pilgrims Studio has announced that they will be releasing a new region DLC for Vagrus – The Riven Realms in the first half of 2025.

An Acura NSX-T from 2005 sold this week for $322,500. That’s an auction record for the model. It’s well ahead of the condition #1 (“concours,” or “best in the world”) value in our Hagerty Price Guide, and nearly as much as the #1 value of a six-speed Ferrari F430. Needless to say, it’s also way more than this hot Honda cost to drive off the lot 20 years ago. Most people considered the ’05 NSX’s $90,000 MSRP to be overpriced at the time. Now, it looks like a bargain. Oh, to have a time machine...

Andrew Newton presents a selection of festive retro video games to enjoy this Christmas…

Forget all about Christmas cheer and get ready for Christmas sheer terror as Galactic Crows has released Christmas Mutilator on Steam and Itch.io for PC. This indie horror takes players into a seasonal themed location where they will need to survive against a deranged enemy. Watch the launch trailer below…

Tens of thousands of classic cars, trucks and motorcycles sell at auction every year, and 2024 was no different. While more collector vehicles sold through online auctions this year than any year previously, the truly expensive stuff still held out for the live events like Monterey, Amelia Island, and Rétromobile.

We dive into the data quite a bit on Hagerty Insider, but additional context is always important in a market that, at the end of the day, primarily operates on emotions and relationships. That’s why we regularly talk to the people who don’t just watch and analyze the collector car market, but live it and keep it moving. Now that 2024 is on the way out, we reached out to industry pros and experts to see how the market has changed this year, how it hasn’t, and what it looks like for 2025.