New Old Pixels signs licensing agreement with Microids for the original Toki arcade game
Lyon, France — October 2026 — New Old Pixels is proud to announce that it has signed a licensing agreement with Microids to bring Toki, the cult arcade game originally created by TAD Corporation in 1989, to original retro hardware.
Our ambition is clear: to bring the original 1989 arcade game to retro consoles and computers that never received an arcade conversion, staying as faithful as possible to its gameplay, graphics, animation and audio.
These ports will be released as physical editions for the original hardware. New Old Pixels is currently evaluating several classic platforms based on Motorola 68000 and Zilog Z80 processors.
“Toki is exactly the kind of project we created New Old Pixels for: giving retro machines the conversions of great arcade games they never got back in the day.”Benjamin Yoris — Founder, New Old Pixels
More information will be revealed in the coming months.
About Microids
Microids is a French video game publisher founded in 1985, which has established itself as a key international player in the industry. Collaborating with renowned studios and creators, Microids offers immersive experiences based on popular licenses, allowing players to experience brand-new adventures alongside iconic characters.
About New Old Pixels
New Old Pixels is a French video game company dedicated to bringing classic arcade games to original retro hardware through officially licensed, high-quality conversions and physical editions.
Our ambition is simple: to create the conversions that iconic arcade games could have deserved on the machines of their era, while respecting the identity of the original game and the technical character of each target platform.