Digital Eclipse
Digital Eclipse is a development studio based in California.
The studio was founded as Digital Eclipse in 1992 and was renamed Backbone Entertainment in 2004. When Backbone closed down in 2012, the Digital Eclipse name was acquired by Other Ocean Interactive, a studio formed by former Backbone developers.
Digital Eclipse specialises in retro compilations.
Digital Eclipse News
Tickets are on sale now for VGC Live in Glasgow
VGC takes to the stage for the first time ever at one of Glasgow's most historic venues
A decade after it was announced, the Jay and Silent Bob beat ’em up is finally coming next month
Chronic Blunt Punch is being published by Atari and Digital Eclipse
Details on the $30 physical version of Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition have been confirmed
The digital version is available now, but the physical release is a few months away
Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition is officially coming this week, courtesy of Digital Eclipse
Anniversary Edition includes five Rayman games, a SNES prototype, and an interactive timeline
Disney Afternoon Collection appears on Switch eShop, confirming its release with two extra SNES games
A rating for the NES bundle was previously spotted on the ESRB website
Digital Eclipse’s Disney Afternoon Collection retro compilation has been rated for Switch and Switch 2
The six-game NES bundle was previously only released on PlayStation, Xbox and PC
‘Let’s be the best in the world at something’: Atari CEO Wade Rosen on how to restore pride to an iconic brand
VGC speaks to the man responsible for earning back goodwill among players
Arcade golf series Golden Tee is getting a retro compilation by Digital Eclipse
Golden Tee Arcade Classics is out next month and features eight games
Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection is coming later this year
The Digital Eclipse compilation contains arcade, console and handheld versions of Mortal Kombat 1-4
This year’s Grammy winner for best video game soundtrack has been announced
Spider-Man 2, Star Wars Outlaws and God of War Ragnarök: Valhalla couldn't win it this year
VGC’s Developer of the Year 2024 is Digital Eclipse
This year the Atari-owned retro studio enjoyed its best run of form