Browsing: Gaming

Ichiban Kasuga teams up with Kazuma Kiryu in the eighth mainline Yakuza game, which jumps from Japan to the sunny beaches of Hawaii.

The Friday letters page asks why Japanese companies like Nintendo aren’t cutting jobs, as one reader enjoys Super Mario Bros. Wonder.

One of the most popular streamers on Twitch said artists opinion ‘don’t matter’ when discussing AI and its possible use in Palworld.

The Thursday letters page worries about putting kids off from a career in video games, as one reader ponders fast travel in Spider-Man 2.

As the likelihood of a February Nintendo Direct diminishes, GameCentral asks how the House of Mario will respond to the current crisis in gaming.

Indie game Palworld is out now but where can you play it, why is it so talked about, and what does it have to do with Pokémon?

The full title for Death Stranding 2 appears to have leaked, with a full announcement slated to be ‘imminent’.

Legendary fighter Tekken finally returns, in what is the most accessible and fully featured entry in the series so far.

The Wednesday letters page questions whether being a video game developer is still a desirable job, as one reader enjoys Bloodborne, again.

Sony agrees with Microsoft about supporting multiple formats and has accepted that traditional gaming subscription services are not working.

Gaming’s most famous lawyer returns, along with his protégé and a host of other bizarre characters, in a remaster of the Ace Attorney sequel trilogy.

The Tuesday letters page has more reason to think the end of physical games is nigh, as one reader wants to try Silent Hill on PS2.

After several disappointing VR releases, GameCentral reviews a game that takes full advantage of the technology, with none of the usual drawbacks.

The strangest Pokémon clone ever made is part survival game and part third person shooter, and it’s already the biggest game of the year.

A reader explains how the PlayStation Portal has greatly increased how much time he can spend playing games, despite having a family.

A reader is confused and frustrated by the fact that he didn’t enjoy Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom, Baldur’s Gate 3 or Cocoon last year.

Nintendo might deny the successor to the Switch exists but 8% of developers polled said they’re already working on games for it.

The Friday letters page is impressed by Indiana Jones And The Great Circle, as one reader hopes for a new Road Rash game.

Following fan feedback, the sequel to S.T.A.L.K.E.R. has been pushed back in order to fix ‘technical imperfections’.

Here’s all the confirmed games and rumoured announcements for the Xbox event, from Indiana Jones to Hi-Fi Rush going multi-platform.

The Thursday letters page thinks the loss of trade-ins at GAME won’t be so bad after all, as one reader looks forward to more Tomb Raider.

GameCentral looks forward to a new year of tabletop releases, including board game versions of Metal Gear Solid and Final Fantasy.

The Wednesday letters page sees more fallout from GAME abandoning video game trade-ins, as one reader tries to work out Xbox’s game plan.

One of the best games on the PS4 is remastered for the PS5 and despite what you’d imagine there’s a surprising amount of new content.

The Monday letters page hopes that Pokémon’s Generation X will be a long time coming, as a reader enjoys Prince Of Persia: The Lost Crown.