Joe & Mac: the return of the cavemen

Anyone who grew up with 16-bit will certainly have played the adventures of Joe & Mac, now it seems that the two cavemen are about to land in the present day

To say it are the boys of Microids and of Mr Nutz Studio, the proponents of the “thawing” of the two friendly cavemen named Joe & Mac first appeared on SNES, NES, Game Boy, Sega Mega Drive and other consoles of the time. But let’s try to proceed with a little calm.

Joe & Mac: much more than just a remake

In the last few years of remakes there have been plenty of them, just think of MediEvil, Alex Kidd, Crash Bandicoot, Spyro, Final Fantasy and so on, but the avventure in 16 bit they have never ceased to excite as evidenced by the numerous mini consoles released in recent years.

Joe & Mac are therefore of the same opinion and are ready to reappear on the SNES game collection for Nintento Switch Online next year with a remastered and improved version of their previous adventure which will be called Caveman Ninja.

Joe & Mac: the return of the cavemen

They were then the same guys from the Microids he said it will be much more than a remake as new features will be added, such as a whole new adventure mode, and above all many other levels where you can indulge yourself in their crazy prehistoric world.

In short, if you have come up with bread and products like Ryu the cave boy or Tombi! for the first PlayStation, then this title is very likely to be suitable to your needs and tastes as a gamer.

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Stefania Romagnoli is a dedicated writer who delves into the world of video game news. With a profound passion for gaming, Stefania keeps readers informed and up-to-date on the latest developments, announcements, and trends within the gaming industry.