Compromises are needed for Switch of course — we need to be realistic — but that aside, the question is whether this experience will be worthwhile on the system. Of course, there's time for more optimization and improvements ahead of release, and for those that only have a Switch it may be worth the disappointing performance to have this baseball juggernaut on the go. For sure, if sticking to play against the CPU, or perhaps the Road to the Show career mode, there could be fun here. Playing online cross-platform though? That's a big no right now, as it'll be near impossible to compete with PlayStation and Xbox players enjoying their presumed 60fps performance mode (no performance option was included in the Switch tech test, to clarify).
Microsoft has revealed which games are leaving Xbox Game Pass at the end of March 2023.
“Finally, it's time to hand out awards to the biggest video game productions of the year so here's the very best in 12 distinct categories.” - A.J. Maciejewski from Video Chums.
Review wise Bayonetta got trashed. But I guess it is the only action title released this year so easy win.
Horizon is a good game but you spend far more time crafting and gathering than anything else not to mention the long cut scenes. Elden ring should have won open world award.
@jz Yeah but still I found it boring. Almost felt like a second job. But that's just me you know I prefer my open worlds with less of that monotony.
I actually didn't mind Gathering items to craft new weapons and material because it brought me to new places and battle encounters with different type of enemies, made me reassess my battle techniques for more efficient ways to kill specific machines while trying to not destroying the part I need to acquire. I found it fun and challenging. Lol! Funny enough it literally was a second job in the game 🤣 but nevertheless , HFW would definitely be my GOTY.
VGUTV's resident baseball fans Allan Muir and Graydon Webb are going back to the ballpark in their co-op review for MLB 22!
