Nightdive Studios Wants To Remaster Eternal Darkness, No Luck So Far

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Since its release on the Nintendo GameCube in 2002, Silicon Knights' Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem has become a cult classic and one of the most popular third-party games on the console. Despite consistent rumors throughout the years of Eternal Darkness making a return on multiple consoles, ranging from the Wii U to the Switch, the iconic Gamecube game has never been re-released outside its original platform. Now, Nightdive Studios, a developer known for its remasters of classic games, has come out to place some of the blame for the game's obscurity on Nintendo itself.

Nintendo has come under fire in recent years for the company's relatively lax stance on game preservation, with Eternal Darkness playing no small part in the criticisms against the company. The company's actions relating to piracy have been criticized by many within the gaming community as actively harming the preservation of gaming history, particularly concerning the recently announced closure of the 3DS and Wii U eShops. In a recent discussion related to Nintendo's anti-piracy actions, Nightdive Studios CEO Stephen Kick spoke out about Nintendo's relationship with third-party developers.

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Nightdive CEO Stephen Kick references his studio's experience working with Nintendo in the past, explaining that Nintendo has often been «gun shy» when working with third-party developers. Nightdive has approached Nintendo about remastering several of the company's older games, with Kick confirming that Eternal Darkness is at the top of his personal list of remasters for the studio. The studio has made a name for itself in recent years through several remasters of Nintendo 64-era games, such as the