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Games Inbox: Is the new Resident Evil the best video game movie ever?
Readers discuss the highly anticipated new Resident Evil movie, praising its critical reception and director Zach Cregger. Other topics include the high cost of next-gen consoles like the PlayStation 6, the value of Game Pass, and the merits of remaking classic games like Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
PlayStation Plus Is Removing 7 Games Soon, So Play Them While You Can
Seven games are being removed from the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog soon, including Silent Hill 2 and Yakuza: Like a Dragon. While an exact date hasn't been provided, subscribers have a limited time to play these titles. The article highlights Silent Hill 2's improvements and Yakuza: Like a Dragon's shift to turn-based RPG gameplay.
Onyx: The Dark Grip will have you gripping your Switch 2
Bloober Team has announced Onyx: The Dark Grip, a 2.5D supernatural horror game exclusive to the Nintendo Switch 2, set for a 2027 release. Players will guide a vessel named Holden using unique touchscreen, microphone, and gyro controls to solve puzzles and confront nightmares.
Games Inbox: Which was the best game in the Nintendo Direct?
Readers discuss the recent Nintendo Direct, with particular praise for Metroid Ravenous and the remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Some express disappointment over the lack of major Mario franchise titles and question Nintendo's development priorities, while others praise the volume of indie games and the potential for the Switch 2.
Broken Mirror Games Reveals ONYX: The Dark Grip Exclusively for Nintendo Switch 2
Broken Mirror Games, a label of Bloober Team, has revealed ONYX: The Dark Grip, an exclusive dark adventure game for the Nintendo Switch 2 set to launch in 2027. The game is designed for handheld play, utilizing the Nintendo Switch 2's hardware features for unique gameplay interactions. Players will control both 'The Vessel' and 'The God' in a struggle for survival within an isolated, frozen town.
Kirby and Metroid Ravenous lead Nintendo Direct but Duskbloods remains MIA
Nintendo's latest Direct showcased new titles for the Nintendo Switch 2, including the open-world Kirby And The World Beyond and the 2D Metroid sequel Metroid Ravenous. Notably absent was any news on The Duskbloods, a FromSoftware exclusive for the platform, leading to speculation about its development status. The presentation also featured updates on Pikmin 4, Mario Kart World, and numerous other third-party and first-party titles.
Everything announced at today's Nintendo Direct — from a new 2D Metroid game to a surprise Mario Kart World…
The latest Nintendo Direct showcased a plethora of new games and updates for the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. Highlights include a new 2D Metroid title, Metroid Ravenous, and an open-world Kirby game called Kirby and the World Beyond. Numerous ports, DLCs, and remasters were also announced for various franchises including Monster Hunter, Final Fantasy, Resident Evil, and Mario Kart World.
Silent Hill 2 Remake dev's haunted new Onyx: The Dark Grip is the only Switch 2 game to make its horror exclusive…
Bloober Team, the developer behind Silent Hill 2 Remake, has announced Onyx: The Dark Grip for the Switch 2. This psychological horror game will be exclusively playable in the Switch 2's handheld mode.
Metroid Ravenous announced, launches January 2027 exclusively for Nintendo Switch 2
During a Nintendo Direct presentation, Nintendo announced Metroid Ravenous, a new 2D Metroid game launching January 28, 2027, exclusively for the Nintendo Switch 2. The publisher also revealed Onyx: The Dark Grip, a new horror title from Bloober Team for the same platform, featuring touchscreen and tilt mechanics.
A New Handheld-Only Switch 2 Game Is Coming From The Silent Hill 2 Remake Devs
Bloober Team, the developer behind the Silent Hill 2 remake, has announced Onyx: The Dark Grip, a new horror game exclusive to the Nintendo Switch 2. The title will only be playable in handheld mode.
Onyx: The Dark Grip is a new Bloober Team horror game coming exclusively to the Nintendo Switch 2
Bloober Team has revealed Onyx: The Dark Grip, a new horror game exclusive to the Nintendo Switch 2, set to launch in 2027. The game will utilize touchscreen and tilt mechanics, requiring it to be played in handheld mode. Players control Holden, who must uncover the mysteries of a fog-shrouded town.
Bloober Team announces Onyx: The Dark Grip exclusives for Nintendo Switch 2
Bloober Team has announced Onyx: The Dark Grip, an exclusive title for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 console. The game is slated for a 2027 release.
Bloober Team Announces Onyx: The Dark Grip, Its Nintendo Switch 2 Exclusive
Bloober Team has announced Onyx: The Dark Grip, a new horror title exclusive to the Nintendo Switch 2, set to launch in 2027. The game will feature protagonist Holden navigating a world of mysterious voices, with its gameplay heavily utilizing the Switch 2's touchscreen for unique interactions.
Cronos: Lazarus finally lets me become the monster in Bloober Team's sci-fi survival horror
Bloober Team's upcoming DLC, Cronos: Lazarus, shifts the focus from survival to action within the Cronos: The New Dawn universe. Players will control the Warden, wielding an arsenal of firearms to combat hordes of enemies and a large boss, offering a more aggressive gameplay experience than the base game.
Intense 2021 PS5 Adventure Game 75% Off on PlayStation Store
Bloober Team's psychological horror adventure game, The Medium, is available for 75% off on the PlayStation Store until September 10th. Originally launched as an Xbox console exclusive, the game allows players to traverse between the physical and spirit worlds to uncover hidden truths and solve mysteries. The deal brings the price down to $12.49.
Silent Hill: Townfall, Rev. NOiR and Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse Confirmed for New Konami Showcase
Konami will host its Press Start livestream on September 3rd, featuring updates on Silent Hill: Townfall, Rev. NOiR, and Castlevania: Belmont's Curse. The showcase will not include announcements for the Silent Hill 1 remake. Other titles like eFootball: Kick-Off! and Project Zircon will also be shown.
Saw: Genesis has a gnarly vision for asymmetrical multiplayer games, but the execution needs work – pun intended
Saw: Genesis aims for a complex asymmetrical horror experience where players as 'The Judge' punish victims through trials, while victims must cooperate to solve puzzles. However, the game currently suffers from a high skill entry level and a lack of intuitive gameplay, making player engagement difficult. Developers Broken Mirror Games and Anshar Studios, published by Bloober Team, are working on the PC version in Early Access, with a focus on improving approachability.
Konami wants Silent Hill to have "an annual release of new games," and it's already working on…
Konami aims for an annual release of new Silent Hill games, with producer Motoi Okamoto stating that multiple unannounced projects are in development. The company plans to explore diverse settings beyond the traditional American town to foster creative freedom for developers and prevent player fatigue. While acknowledging concerns about potential dilution of the series, Konami is committed to delivering positive surprises to fans.
47 video game things that spark joy
This article compiles a list of small, often overlooked moments in video games that bring players joy, ranging from humorous bugs and satisfying combat mechanics to clever design choices and nostalgic elements. Contributors share personal anecdotes about specific instances that enhance their gaming experience, highlighting the unique pleasures the medium can offer.
Games Inbox: Is No Man’s Sky worth playing 10 years on?
This article discusses the 10th anniversary of No Man's Sky, praising Hello Games for its redemption and the new Cosmos update. It also touches on speculation about Grand Theft Auto 6's online mode, recommendations for indie games like Big Walk, and theories surrounding Silent Hill 2. Additionally, it includes commentary on industry practices, developer criticism of publishers, and anticipation for upcoming titles like A Plague Tale and The Legend of Zelda.
