The pricing for Nintendo Switch 2 games varies significantly, with Mario Kart World priced at £75 for physical copies and £67 for digital, while Donkey Kong Bananza is set at £59 digitally.
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The VR adaptation of Hitman World Of Assassination significantly enhances immersion with improved motion controls and visuals, allowing players to engage more physically with the environment and targets.
Mixed Reactions to Graphics and Pricing: While some fans praised the visuals of Mario Kart World, others expressed disappointment, citing graphics that fell short of expectations. Concerns were also raised about steep game prices, with some titles reaching £75.
The release of the second trailer for GTA 6 is likely to be delayed until late summer, as Rockstar Games adopts a new marketing strategy of withholding details for extended periods after initial announcements.
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The recent Nintendo Direct was considered unusual, occurring shortly before the anticipated Switch 2 Direct, leading to speculation about its timing and content. Despite a weak start and finish, it featured several surprising announcements, including a multiformat Marvel game.
Nintendo announced a variety of new titles during the Direct, including a HD-2D remake of Dragon Quest 1 & 2 and a new entry in the Metroid series, Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, showcasing impressive visuals and new gameplay mechanics.
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In a blog post sharing an email sent to employees, boss Jim Ryan called the move “sad news” and said it was “a difficult day at our company”.
A reader is unimpressed by the recent performance of Sony and Microsoft and argues they’ve done nothing to make 2023 a good year for games.
Sony staff have been eating biscuits with pictures of Jim Ryan’s head on them, during a party to commemorate his exit from the company.
Black Friday offers some eye-catching discounts on SSDs, micro SDs, and storage expansions for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.
A reader has a theory as to why Sony is suddenly so interested in live service games and suggests they and the PS5 Pro are a perfect combo.
Between the layoffs at Naughty Dog and now Bungie, Sony’s plans for more live service PlayStation games may be in jeopardy.
A reader worries that disagreement within Sony has led to the exit of boss Jim Ryan and a rebellion of disgruntled PlayStation developers.
Sony will likely make another acquisition to match Microsoft, but it may not necessarily be one related to video games.
A reader is worried about Microsoft’s purchase of Activision Blizzard and suggests a merger between PlayStation and Sony to counter it.
It doesn’t look like Sony is planning a name change for their next console, as they register trademarks for PS6, PS7, PS8, PS9, and PS10.
The Monday letters page highlights the practical problems of video game streaming, as one reader considers buying a PSVR2.
The Thursday letters page thinks the Microsoft rewards scheme is no longer the bargain it was, as one reader spitballs about Starfield 2.
A reader worries that as someone that can only afford one console, he’s backed the wrong horse with the PS5 and Sony.
The Tuesday letters page tries to create an accurate definition for RPGs, as one reader celebrates the 20th anniversary of Boktai.
Sony’s costing cutting on marker pens has cost it dearly, as it reveals some peculiar Call Of Duty statistics that it meant to keep secret.