"Want to know something kweh-zy? We’re only a few weeks away from the launch of Chocobo GP!
The new Nintendo Switch racing game puts the feathered hero and his friends into a high speed competition on vibrant courses, all based on iconic locations from across the Chocobo and FINAL FANTASY series.
With the launch date fast approaching with the speed of… well, a Chocobo GP, we thought it would be a perfect time to give you a closer look at the game. It’s almost time to put your pedal to the metal"
VGChartz's Taneli Palola gives his personal verdict on the major trends and events in the video game industry, highlighting both the good and the bad that we were witness to over the last 12 months.
"Another nice thing to see from an industry that has historically had many shortcomings when it comes to protecting the people who work within it, is the reaction of quite a few video game companies to the abortion rights debacle in United States. While many indie developers and smaller studios quickly voiced their concern and support for human rights, the first big studio to do so was Bungie, which among other things has promised to cover the costs of anyone who needs to travel to another state to receive the care they need." -- I think it is HYSTERICAl that these companies have Jedi-Mindtricked people into thinking that it is waaay more altruistic to spend a couple bucks to get some woman to kill her kid and then come right back to work instead of paying more in the long run for maternity and child care.
People can do what they want with their lives it’s up to them . I don’t think abortion is a great thing but who am I to say you have that kid you don’t want ?
Chocobo GP launched exclusively on the Nintendo Switch system in January of this year and was available as a full price release or alternatively you can play the multiplayer aspect of the game as its free-to-play with a battle pass and micro transactions. Square Enix has announced today that the newly released Season 5 will be the final update for the game as they will no longer be supporting it. The in-game currency, which is named Mythril, will no longer available to purchase from the Nintendo Switch eShop. Square Enix advises players who have plenty of Mythril left over to spend it as it will become redundant on 1st June, 2023. Players should rest assured that you will still be able to play the Chocobo GP mode. Here’s the message:
What support? They made a single player game with multiplayer into some sort of money sink - no one wanted that, they need to fire the people pushing games in these directions
Somehow the morons at Square Enix who push this cheap drivel get promoted and given new projects to run.
Chocobo GP, the Kingdom Hearts cloud titles, and Voice of Cards are at their lowest prices yet in new Square Enix Switch eShop sale plus Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest, and more.
Kingdom Karts is a missed opportunity. You have Square doing this and then someone else is is doing a Disney themed one. A Kingdom Karts game would be a big hit.
i wish this was on ps4/5 aswell.
nintendos online support sucks