- Pokémon Infinite Fusion is a standalone game built in RPG Maker XP, using the RGSS scripting layer.
- The game is not a ROM, cartridge dump, or console to emulate, but rather a folder of Ruby scripts, tileset graphics, and audio files.
- The mainline build of the game reached version 6.7.2 on October 2, 2025, and was updated to version 6.8.2 by August 2026.
- The game combines two Pokémon into a single custom sprite and blended stat line, generating the combined artwork procedurally.
- The Android-specific performance complaints come from the CPU doing image layering work in real time when compositing fusion sprites on lower-end devices.
TimeSplitters Rewind has been released after 13 years of development. It is a fan-driven project that serves as a remake and compilation of the original TimeSplitters trilogy, described as a "greatest hits collection" of maps, modes, leagues, challenges, and story content. The project initially started with Crytek's approval for modders to use CryEngine but faced challenges, including a shift to Unreal Engine 4 that ultimately failed due to policy violations. In 2020, the team expanded significantly after a call for assistance from art lead Cameron Williams. The project aims to enhance the original games using CryEngine to appeal to both long-time fans and a new audience.