Daily Highlights: Thursday 10th July

The delightful indie platformer Rogue Legacy is coming to PlayStation platforms at the end of the month. Flashback creator Paul Cuisset takes his new game Subject 13 to Kickstarter. After some brief confusion, Microsoft reiterated that they're trying to make it possible to convert retail Xbox Ones into devkits (and vice versa).

Double Fine Productions confirmed via Twitter that the re-release of Grim Fandango is coming to PC, Mac and Linux in addition to PS4 and Vita.

Plenty to be excited about on GRTV today. Evolution Studios' Alex Perkins promises "no more delays" for Driveclub, Harmonix's Alex Rigopulos says they're "waiting for the right moment" to bring back Rock Band, Enrique Corts tells us about Rise & Shine - a new platformer/shooter that is being shopped around with publishers, Alexis Bonte told us of the turn-based sci-fi strategy of Tactical Heroes and finally Deep Silver's Huw Beynon tells us why "changing too much" of the story in Metro would have been a "mean trick". In addition to our own content there was also this 16 minute long gameplay demo of Dragon Age: Inquisition.

For some more substantial reading there's Gillen's impressions of Forza Horizon 2, and our chat with BattleCry creative designer Viktor Andonov (also available in video form).

Some reassurance for Xbox owners comes from Microsoft's CEO Satya Nadella who clearly values Xbox and gaming highly.