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The final mic drop of Summer Game Fest was the second part of the Final Fantasy 7 remake, showing off its new open world environment.

The Thursday letters page is seeing Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom in its fried eggs, as one reader looks forward to Croc HD.

The Monday letters page is not surprised to find interest in Final Fantasy 16 might be low, as one reader hopes for a Starfield shadow drop.

The Monday letters page agrees that both Xbox and PlayStation are acting foolishly at the moment, as one reader recommends Chained Echoes.

A reader reminiscences over the golden era of video game magazines and holds out hope that they may one day get a vinyl style revival.

A reader explains how his entire family got into board games and why it’s all thanks to a local game shop and its helpful customers.

The Thursday letters page wonders what the release date for Starfield 2 might be, as one reader doesn’t want Tears Of The Kingdom to end.

The first hint that the Xbox Games Showcase is going to be a good one suggests that the Fable reboot will be there.

After more than a decade there’s finally a new Diablo game but will it be enough to please both new players and the demands of veterans?

The Wednesday letters page is still surprised that PlayStation Showcase was such a disappointment, as one reader has a suggestion for Gollum.

The Tuesday letters page debates the risk factor of single-player and live service games, as one reader is confused as to how Gollum happened.

A new rumour of Sony buying out CD Projekt has been quickly shut down, with the latter saying it isn’t in any such talks with the former.

A new interview with Final Fantasy 16’s producer explains why the team gave up on a PS4 version and why they’ve stuck with an unpopular UI.

The Monday letters page is surprised that Mortal Kombat is bigger than Street Fighter, as one reader thinks Jim Ryan needs to up his game.

Another reader is unimpressed by the PlayStation Showcase and thinks Sony’s obsession with live service games is playing into Xbox’s hands.

The biggest day on the Games Workshop calendar has revealed a bunch of new Warhammer video games, as well as… Powerwash Simulator DLC.

Sony apparently has more games ready to show off and is simply choosing not to, according to a pair of reliable insiders.

The Friday letters page worries that the whole games industry has lost its way, as one reader looks forward to The Plucky Squire.

David Harbour and Jodie Comer are the stars in a reboot of survival horror classic Alone In The Dark, as GameCentral talks to its director.

Part top-down adventure, part 3D platformer, The Plucky Squire may just be the best game from the PlayStation Showcase.

There’s no sign of co-op for Dragon’s Dogma 2, but fans are still crossing their fingers for its inclusion.

The creators of Halo and Destiny are reviving one of their earliest franchises but the new entry won’t have a single-player campaign.

Sony has finally decided to make a new handheld device but it’s only for PS5 remote play… and perhaps cloud gaming in the future.

The rumours about a Metal Gear Solid 3 remake have been proven true, as well as a remaster compilation featuring the first three games.

The first proper trailer for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 closed out the PlayStation Showcase and showed Peter Parker in his black symbiote suit.