Historians recovered the source code for this never-before-seen NES shooter, finished the game themselves, and are now selling it as a charity fundraiser

New games for retro systems have become common enough that the novelty has started to disappear – and I say that as someone who still regularly fires up the NES for a spin. But the story behind Xcavator 2025, which will be released on a brand-new NES cartridge next year, is too cool to ignore, and it certainly doesn't hurt that the game itself looks pretty good, too.Announced at the Day of the Devs showcase earlier today, Xcavator 2025 is a shooter that publisher iam8bit describes as "a ne