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The Nintendo DS and Wii were incredibly popular. I remember working at GameStop when the DS launched – we’d get a new shipment, and it would sell out in under an hour. The Wii was a huge hit with everyone, becoming a mainstream phenomenon thanks to games like Wii Sports. It seemed like everyone was playing it – even people who normally wouldn’t touch video games, like your parents, grandparents, and even coworkers!

Player feedback has really shaped the development of the game. The initial alpha test wasn’t well-received, which led Bungie to postpone the release and include features players specifically asked for, like a solo queue and proximity chat. Because of these changes, the game launched in much better condition. Bungie continues to listen to its community, and recently added a Duos mode – another popular request that wasn’t ready for the initial launch but has quickly become a fan favorite.

I recently read Volume 3 of Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo, and it officially revealed that Yuji Itadori actually trained a successor – alongside Aoi Todo! This student, Miyaguni, seems incredibly promising and is already stepping up as a leader for the next generation of sorcerers. They’re quickly becoming one of the most interesting characters in the new Modulo series, in my opinion.

Man, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic is a legend – seriously, few games have had the same impact. It’s been almost five years since they announced they were remaking it, and honestly, the wait has been killing me! Everyone’s got their hopes up, and they’re worried it won’t live up to the original. … Read more

With May just around the corner, many gamers are curious about what new titles are on the way. Nintendo’s main exclusive release for May is Yoshi and the Mysterious Book. Beyond that, what other games are scheduled to come out, and could strong sales suggest a bright future for the Switch 2? Let’s take a look at the full release schedule.

Supermassive Games really shines with titles like Until Dawn and The Quarry, demonstrating the studio’s full potential. However, they haven’t consistently reached those same heights, leading to a reputation as an inconsistent developer. While not all their other games are bad – some entries in the Dark Pictures Anthology, like Little Hope and House of Ashes, are enjoyable – they tend to be quickly overlooked after they come out.

Ever since the first trailer – and even from early leaks – fans knew Forza Horizon 6 would take place in Japan. Playground Games gave us glimpses of different Japanese landscapes earlier this year, showing off coasts, mountains, and plains. Last month, they finally unveiled the complete game map, which is massive and includes a wide variety of environments, from the bright city streets of Tokyo to winding country roads. It seems there’s something for every type of driver. The game’s multiplayer features have also just been fully detailed.

Iruma and his classmates have been preparing for the Harvest Festival by training and overcoming challenges, like the monsters at Walter Park. They’re actually progressing faster than anyone predicted! While recent events hinted they were attempting an incredibly difficult performance, they’ve got some help. With Kerori and a special inspiration, the Abnormal Class is poised to deliver a stunning performance at the Music Festival, potentially launching Elizabetta Ix to fame. The next episode promises to reveal all the details.

This guide will help you quickly figure out whether to buy LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight right away, or wait. We cover the game’s release date, when you can start playing early, which platforms it’s available on, and the differences between the Standard and Deluxe Editions.

Naughty Dog first became famous in the late 1990s with popular video game characters like Crash Bandicoot and Jak and Daxter. Since then, they’ve become a leading game studio for PlayStation, primarily focusing on the Uncharted and The Last of Us series for almost twenty years. Now, they’re preparing to release a brand new game, Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet, which will be exclusive to the PS5. While the game was first shown with a stunning trailer at The Game Awards 2024, Naughty Dog hasn’t shared many details about it since.