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Another one of the Good Smile Company announcements from New York Comic Con 2024 involves a The Binding of Isaac figure that is a Nendoroid of the main character. It is the furthest along of all of the company’s announcements at the event, as a painted prototype appeared and there are multiple photos showing the extra parts included with it.

The multiple photos tied to a gif released alongside the reveal covered many of the parts Isaac will include. His face plates always show him crying, and it seems he will have ones that feature both his eyes open and closed. He’ll come with a standard body, as well as an additional one of him curled up in a fetal position on the floor. You can arm him with Mom’s Knife, which was a ive in the original game. He also comes with a Dead Cat ive item, which can be displayed alongside him.

Here’s the official announcement gif showing some of the different The Binding of Isaac Nendoroid poses that will be possible.

While there’s no pre-order open yet, we should see that happen soon. Not only did the painted prototype appear at NYCC 2024, but there are multiple photos of its accessories and extra parts.

Many of the other NYCC 2024 Good Smile Company reveals involved games. There will be a new World of Warcraft Nendoroid and Diablo 4 Pop Up Parade figure coming from the company.  

The Binding of Isaac original game is available on PCs. The remake showed up on the 3DS, PS4, PS5, Switch, Vita, Wii U, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, PC, and mobile devices. There’s no release window for The Binding of Isaac Nendoroid yet.

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A new trailer for the next expansion of The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth has shown up on Edmund McMillen’s YouTube page. Edmund McMillen, the game’s developer, has been working on The Binding of Isaac series since its original release in 2011. This next expansion, called The Binding of Isaac: Repentance, will be the final expansion for the game. The trailer only included The Binding of Isaac: Repentance release date for Steam where the game will release on March 31, 2021, nearly ten years after the series debut.

The trailer features various items from the game, bibles, a trembling, crying Isaac, and the horrible visage of his mother. It doesn’t, however, feature a release date for the console versions of the game although the video description does mention that they’ll be coming at a later date. McMillen also states in the description that The Binding of Isaac: Repentance will be a “sequel sized final expansion.”

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More information is contained on the game’s Steam page. Here, Repentance is referred to as “a game too big to be called a sequel.” There is also footage of the expansion’s roguelike gameplay. The expansion is set to feature new enemies, bosses, items, and weapon combos.

The Binding of Isaac: Repentance was originally announced in August of 2018. On May 17, 2020, McMillen revealed that pandemic-related issues had delayed the game, which he had hoped would release at the end of summer. He also clarified that another title he’d been working on, Mewgenics, was still in development.

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Indie game developer Edmund McMillen, who people might know from games like Super Meat Boy, The End is Nigh, and The Binding of Isaac, has provided a massive collection of updates on his games and expansions on Twitter. There’s a mix of good news and bad news here. For example, people might be upset to hear that the last The Binding of Isaac DLC has been delayed as a result of COVID-19, but happy to hear that Mewgenics is in active development.

McMillen first noted that the goal was to have The Binding of Isaac Repentance, the final piece of The Binding of Isaac DLC, available for players before Summer 2020 ended, but the pandemic ended up delaying it, much like other games, so it might not make that window He said that some of the last things that need to be implemented include some bosses, cutscenes, and items.

When it came to Mewgenics’ status, McMillen had even more details to share. The cat breeding game has a new screenshot, showing off what appears to be a turn-based fight against a blobby cat boss. Tyler Glaiel, who also worked on McMillen’s The End is Nigh, is working on it as a programmer. Krystal Fleming, who worked on The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth and the Four Souls card game, is an artist on it focusing on background art. Other frequent McMillen collaborator Ridiculon, who worked on The Binding of Isaac and The End is Nigh soundtracks, is composing Mewgenics’ soundtrack. The animator is @k50pMD.

Finally, both The Binding of Isaac: Four Souls and The Legend of Bum-bo have updates. The former’s Mega expansion will begin development when the last The Binding of Isaac DLC is released. The tweet about The Legend of Bum-bo said a new developer is handling PC updates and both the Nintendo Switch and Apple iOS ports.

The Binding of Isaac: Repentance add-on is in development, but may miss its Summer 2020 release window. Mewgenics is in development for PCs. The Legend of Bum-bo’s Nintendo Switch and Apple iOS ports are in development.

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Following Gunvolt from Azure Striker Gunvolt and Quote from Cave Story+, Nicalis revealed another guest character set to appear in Blade Strangers with Isaac from The Binding of Isaac.

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A fan of The Binding of Isaac has made a fan game that has you playing as Larry Jr. in a gross take on the classic game Snake.

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You’d think that with The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth being out, the remake of the original The Binding of Isaac, there would be no new content for the original game from now on. But you’d be wrong.

Florian Himsl, Isaac’s programmer, has shown off a new build of The Binding of Isaac: Wrath of the Lamb on the YouTube channel “GameSquid.” Himsl reveals that the update contains a new Hard mode that has elite versions of each of the bosses. Himsl says that he’s already reworked 10 of the game’s bosses.

In the video, the elite versions of The Hollow and The Duke of Flies are shown. These new, harder bosses are recognizable by being white in color and by the fact that they drop half a white heart when beaten.

You can see in the video above that The Hollow is also more aggressive, has an extra head that leaves creep behind it, and is generally tougher. The Duke of Flies coughs up white flies to protect itself and, when defeated, produces many more flies than before.

This update will only be available with Wrath of the Lamb DLC on the original The Binding of Isaac on PC. Whether it comes to to Rebirth in some form later on is unknown. That said, Edmund McMillen is working on a big update for Rebirth right now with lots more content.

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Nicalis has released Edmund McMillen and Florian Himsl’s remake of their top-down roguelike shooter The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth on Steam, as well as PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita. European PlayStation owners don’t get it until November 5th – tomorrow, then.

If you’re a PlayStation Plus member you can get Rebirth for free this month. Otherwise, it’s going to cost you $14.99. However, if you already own The Binding of Isaac on Steam, then you can get Rebirth with a 33% discount on Steam (for Windows, Mac, and Linux).

Rebirth sees The Binding of Isaac running on a non-Flash-based engine meaning it will be smoother on most PCs. It also has entirely new 16-bit graphics, plus loads of extra content to pack out over 500 hours of estimated gameplay.

That includes over 450 items, weapons, and power-ups, over 50 bosses with plenty of new ones, and stackable weapons. It also has poop physics, which makes sense considering that the dungeons of Rebirth are full of bodies, stools, snot, blood, and demons.

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