Sega Dreamcast classic Jet Set Radio gets a spiritual sequel, with the same stylish 90s graphics and another killer soundtrack.
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A reader insists that Baldur’s Gate 3’s quality has been exaggerated and, like previous Larian games, it fails to stick the landing.
The Wednesday letters page is frustrated at the lack of DC Comics games in recent years, as one reader hopes for Silent Hill 2 at Gamescom.
The sequel to id Software’s classic shooter returns, with developer Nightdive creating one of the best remasters gaming has ever seen.
The Monday letters page highlights the practical problems of video game streaming, as one reader considers buying a PSVR2.
A reader reveals how he’s just bought a PS5 and four of its exclusives and finds himself unashamedly pleased with his purchase.
A reader concludes their visual journey through Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom, this time focusing on the landscapes and locations of Hyrule.
The Tuesday letters page worries that buying an Xbox Series S was a mistake, as one reader offers a free copy of Forgotton Anne.
A pair of new Tekken 8 characters appears to have corroborated but one, not two, but three different leaks that give away the full roster.
The Monday letters page thinks Xbox and PlayStation business decisions are driven by pride, as one reader recommends a racing Humble Bundle.
A reader suggests that Sony look to Nintendo and Steam Deck when it comes to inspiration for the PS6 and to combat the rise of game streaming.
A reader explains why he’s stopped playing Diabo 4 and why he finds the structure, and its demands on your time, so frustrating.
A reader finally discovers the joys of Midnights Suns and blames poor marketing for putting people off its card-based gameplay.
GameCentral takes a first look at the new fantasy epic from the makers of Divinity: Original Sin 2 and what is a new classic in the making.
The Friday letters page tries to guess what the Nintendo Switch 2 launch will be like, as one reader enjoys the Diofield Chronicles.
The rumours about Nintendo’s next console are coming thick and fast, with a usually reliable source discussing both software and hardware.
The Thursday letters page thinks the Microsoft rewards scheme is no longer the bargain it was, as one reader spitballs about Starfield 2.
EA’s plans for Battlefield’s future remain vague, but fans are already dreading them anyway.
Double Dragon Gaiden – some things never change (Picture: Modus)
The Monday letters page discusses modern UFO related video games, as one reader advises against a Dark Souls anime.
The Friday letters page discusses more 8-bit games that are still just as playable today, as one reader says goodbye to Games with Gold.
The Thursday letters page wonders why Sony never bought Tomb Raider and Lara Croft, as one reader worries the NES is aging badly.
The makers of Darksiders 3 return with a Soulslike sequel that almost manages to beat FromSoftware at its own game.
GameCentral tests out Disney’s new big budget trading card game and speaks to the co-designer of Locarna’s clever new gameplay system.
A reader is frustrated at being a Sega fan and worries the publisher will never regain its former glory unless it’s bought by someone else.