You’ll need to set aside a few days or weeks to have a go at everything these places have to offer.
Warner Bros. Games has set a new leadership team and restructured around Harry Potter, "Game of Thrones," "Mortal Kombat" and the DC Universe IPs.
Shift Up once again proves that they appreciate their team, as they have just rewarded their developers with new Nintendo Switch 2s to celebrate the Stellar Blade sales reaching 3 million.
Marathon was slated to launch on Sept. 23, 2025 across Xbox, PC, and PlayStation, but Bungie will share the new release date in the fall.
It will lessen though and possibly make all the difference if it launches in a state that rectified a lot of the issues people had with it. A LOT of ifs of course.
If you really gotta play ... play the better extraction shooter this year : ARC Raiders
They can't cancel it until a themed controller has been released first... like concord.
If they were absolutely certain about the quality of Marathon, then they had not delayed it just now.
So they've basically just confirmed what everyone, well, a lot of people saw: Marathon is not ready yet, still no soul to be seen.
"Doubling down on the Marathon Universe"
They're doubling down on soul, thank goodness this feedback illuminated that for them...
and N4G was littered with comments like : Marathon looks really good, maybe you're a hater and the likes blah blah ... especially under articles which compared it with Arc Raiders ....
Pretty decent list. I'm a sony slave. Deal with it. But I own (and love) a wiiu. I totally agree with this list. Xenoblades Chronicles X has a magnificent, beautiful world! <3
I don't think anything comes close to GTA V, for me anyway. The attention to detail in Los Santos is mind boggling. Even when going to the bottom of the ocean.
XCX world is like the world in Avatar (giant smurf one)
Funny how they show a quick clip from the game that created the open world rpg genre, Ultima 7: The Black Gate. It was the first game to completely remove the guiding hand of linearity, allowing the player the ability to go do whatever they wanted. It also introduced real day/night cycles and EVERY SINGLE NPC had fully programmed daily routines (waking up, going to work, shopping, farming, boozing at the bar, etc) which brought a depth to the world never before seen. The game map was huge, had zero loading screens, and every action you took changed the game. Modern games may promise this, rarely if ever achieve it. Yea, the game was released in 1990 so its beyond dated, but the story was amazing and definitely one of the best RPGs i've ever played.