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entertainment9 days ago•34 min saved

Switch 2's Elden Ring Tarnished Edition proves big open-world games fit handheld play

The Tarnished Edition of Elden Ring arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 with Shadow of the Erdtree, delivering a port that mostly preserves the game's scale while running on the upgraded hardware. It performs well in both portable and docked modes, though textures are somewhat softened and occasional long loads appear. Overall, the open-world action remains engaging enough to make Switch 2 a strong platform for FromSoftware’s work as fans await The Duskbloods.

via The Verge|

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entertainment1 month ago•35 min saved

Beast of Reincarnation: slick combat, but a familiar ride

Beast of Reincarnation offers fast, stylish action and a plant-powered traversal plus a big dog companion, but Game Freak’s new title largely recycles ideas from NieR: Automata, Monster Hunter, Death Stranding, and Star Wars, with a murky, underdeveloped world and a tutorial that withholds explanations for hours. Despite mood and visuals, the game feels derivative and unfinished, launching August 4 on PS5, Xbox, and PC.

via The Verge|

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entertainment1 month ago•35 min saved

Nintendo's Splatoon Raiders redefines shooters as accessible loot-driven adventures

Splatoon Raiders reshapes the series into a looter shooter you can play solo, preserving Splatoon’s candy-colored aesthetic while adding deep customization, varied levels, and up to four-player co-op. It emphasizes experimentation over grind, delivers tension-filled missions and boss encounters, and launches on the Nintendo Switch 2 on July 23.

via The Verge|

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entertainment3 months ago•54 min saved

Zero Parades Struggles to Escape Disco Elysium’s Shadow

Zero Parades: For Dead Spies sticks closely to Disco Elysium’s mechanical DNA but is weighed down by ZA/UM’s real‑world disputes and the absence of its original writers. The result is a mechanically faithful follow‑up that struggles to forge its own identity, as Cascade’s mind-voices and a haunted espionage premise unfold in Portofiro ahead of its May PC launch.

via The Verge|

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entertainment4 months ago•51 min saved

Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream embraces chaos but sharing stays restricted

Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream on Nintendo Switch expands the series with robust creation tools and inclusive options (same-sex and nonbinary Miis), letting players stage wild scenarios. But Nintendo restricts built-in sharing of screenshots and videos, nudging joke-filled capers to stay inside the game or rely on external capture methods—a tension the reviewer says will delight dedicated fans who push the sandbox to its limits.

via theverge.com|

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