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was released in 2021 as an Apple Arcade exclusive, which left many PC and console fans of developer Hironobu Sakaguchi, who was famously credited with the creation of, more than a little disappointed. If players didn't have access to an Apple device, then they wouldn't be able to play. Fortunately, as is the case with many Apple Arcade games, it is being ported to consoles by Square Enix under a new name: .
PlayStation fans have been looking for their own version of for quite some time, although few games have truly matched its excellence. While there have been a handful of indies that have managed to replicate some of iconic tropes, they never quite get it exactly right. Fortunately, PS Plus subscribers are getting their hands on the next best -like, and it's certain to impress those who've been desperate to relive their youth playing on the NES.
Caravan SandWitch looks nothing like your typical Bethesda or Obsidian RPG, but after learning that it's set in post-apocalyptic open-world that hasn't lost its humour, it's no surprise that it was at least partly inspired by Fallout: New Vegas.
It's official: isn't part of the formerly created timeline by Nintendo. Of course, this means that isn't on the timeline either, being a direct sequel to. Considering that neither game includes a lot of mentions of the events of other games in the series to help find their place on the timeline, these games being separated from that timeline makes the most sense compared to other possibilities, such as being at the start or end of the timeline.
Xbox Game Pass has finally unveiled the list of games not included in its cheaper Standard tier and while it lacks Day-One releases, there are plenty of older titles that are also missing. Microsoft raised quite the stir when it announced that Game Pass would soon cost more for all Ultimate subscribers, especially after the company stated on several occasions that it didn't intend to increase the service's price. To cater for those who aren't happy to pay the additional cash, the Standard tier was introduced, but it seems like the deal is worse than expected.
The recent reveal of Sony's PlayStation 5 Pro is stirring the console scene, but it could imply a successful future for the anticipated, so-called Nintendo Switch 2, which has yet to be revealed and does not have an official name. With it being an upgraded version of the PS5, it is a mid-generation console that is pushing the capabilities of its predecessor. The next generation of Nintendo consoles appears to be around the corner as well, and considering the two may be a peek into the future of the console market.
Nintendo reported last week that will be shut down in November, leaving players wondering what to do. The company mentioned in their announcement that they would be sharing more details at the end of October, following the development of a new version of the mobile game. With the change, they plan to transfer user data from the old game, so no progress is lost for those keeping up with
Masahiro Sakurai - the man who created Kirby, led Kid Icarus: Uprising, and has directed every single Super Smash Bros game to date - has gushed about Astro Bot.