DotEmu’s 1994 classic Windjammers is finally getting a sequel for PC and Nintendo Switch. Windjammers 2 will be heading to both platforms in 2019. Check out the announcement trailer below in all of its 2D animated glory.

On top of promising the “ultimate windjamming experience”, Windjammers 2 will have hand-drawn 2D animations. While we’re not sure it will exactly mimic the style of the trailer, it’s good to see DotEmu staying true to the franchise’s aesthetic.

Meanwhile, the first Windjammers will be releasing on October 23rd for Nintendo Switch. First-time players can dive into the franchise and learn what it means to jam with the wind. The game offers six playable characters, each with their own special throws. Windjammers is also already available for PS4 and PlayStation Vita.

While we’re not sure if the franchise will head to Xbox One – or if Windjammers 2 is releasing on other platforms aside from Switch and PC – it is good to see the classic still living on over two decades later. What are your thoughts on the announcement of Windjammers 2? Let us know below.

DotEmu has announced that Windjammers, perhaps one of the coolest Frisbee titles ever, is finally available for the PS4 and PlayStation Vita. The retro title first released in 1994 for the Neo-Geo and has been a cult favourite ever since. It’s now available to purchase for £11.99 with online play and cross-buy functionality (meaning you can purchase it for one platform and own it on both).

Windjammers includes five game modes – Arcade, Infinite, Local Versus, Online Quick Match and Ranked Match. Online Versus include ranked matches and the ability to play in leagues. There are six characters to choose from, each with their own skills and super throws, competing in six different environments and two unlockable mini-games (Dog Distance and Bowling).

Those competing in online ranked matches can check the leaderboards and compare stats. The Windjammers Asia Championships will be taking place on October 14th and 15th in SEA Major 2017 in Singapore so if you’re interested in the $6,500 prize, it’s worth a look.