Browsing: Gaming

Sega Dreamcast classic Jet Set Radio gets a spiritual sequel, with the same stylish 90s graphics and another killer soundtrack.

The Monday letters page is against the trend of paying for early access to story campaigns, as one reader recommends Grid Legends.

A reader insists that Baldur’s Gate 3’s quality has been exaggerated and, like previous Larian games, it fails to stick the landing.

A reader is upset that racing games have lost their sense of character and personality, and looks back to the glory days of Race Driver: GRID.

A reader is frustrated that the video games industry is stuck in a rut and the Steam Deck only helps to highlight the lack of advancement.

The Friday letters page doesn’t think any survival horror game can be a major hit, as another reader feels apathetic about Spider-Man 2.

The official gameplay reveal for this year’s Call Of Duty has proven all the rumours true, which isn’t necessarily good news…

The Thursday letters page encourages Sony to make a Call Of Duty killer, as one reader tries to guess the gimmick for the next 3D Mario.

‘You’re ready to open your mind to new ways of thinking…’

One of the best games of 2022 finally comes to Nintendo Switch and it’s brought an addictive new local co-op mode with it.

Thanks to some cheeky exploits, it’s possible to romance one of Baldur’s Gate 3’s party members in less than 10 minutes.

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 Tuesday letters page thinks both Pokémon and Call Of Duty need more development time, as one reader worries Tears Of The Kingdom is too big.

Another major Xbox release will now launch without split-screen multiplayer, but it sounds like Forza Motorsport will at least get it later.

The Monday letters page highlights the practical problems of video game streaming, as one reader considers buying a PSVR2.

A reader compares Final Fantasy 16 to Baldur’s Gate 3 and finds Square Enix’s game lacking, especially its attempts to appear more Western.

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 explains why it took him six years to make his own indie game and offers advice for those thinking of creating, their own.

A reader hopes the PS5 Slim will feature a significant redesign, as he accuses this generation of consoles of being the ugliest ever.

A reader concludes their visual journey through Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom, this time focusing on the landscapes and locations of Hyrule.

The Friday letters page is very glad games like Zelda and Baldur’s Gate 3 are selling well, as one reader ponders Mortal Kombat 1 on Switch.

While it’s been over 30 years since Solitaire was launched, the game is alive and well. In fact, it is safe to say that Solitaire is the most popular video game of all time, with many players enjoying the game.

The Thursday letters page is glad that Tekken 8’s director is talking back to fans, as readers look forward to Io Interactive’s Project 007.

Katushiro Harada’s clapback to a fan complaint over Tekken 8 was so strong that it made said fan delete their comments.

The Wednesday letters page hears from a reader that’s just beaten Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom, as Red Dead Redemption’s price comes under fire.