The mobile market can be quirky, but this must be a first: the new Love Live! game for iOS and Android finally got a global release window... and a shutdown announcement at the same time, shining a spotlight on the precarious nature of live service games.
VGChartz's Taneli Palola: "Another year is behind us, and as always it's time to take a look back at some of the best and worst things that happened in the video game industry in 2024. Naturally, as seems to be the case every year, filling in the losers list is easy, as there's never a shortage of options for that category, while the winners list takes a lot longer to come together. Still, even if it may at times seem that we only ever hear bad news when it comes to video games, there are still quite a lot of positives to take from this year as well. So, let's get to them first."
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Replies(1)Not that there is anything wrong with it, but Sony literally copied and pasted the best of what Nintendo did with Mario, with a different coat of paint. The good thing about that is Nintendo will have to up it's game!
Switch 2 is supposedly going to have about the same power as PS4 Pro. If that's true, I think Nintendo is going to have some truly amazing looking and playing games! Astrobot will hopefully push Nintendo to utilize that power to wow us!
Cheers to Sony and Nintendo! Fistbump to Microsoft.
Let's take a moment to pour one out for all their previous attempts at mascots.
Crash
Ratchet
Sackboy
Knack
And any others that tried to take up the mantle. You are gone but not forgotten.
Today Bushiroad revealed a new trailer of its upcoming mobile rhythm game Love Live! School Idol Festival 2: Miracle Live!
Love Live! School Idol Festival 2: Miracle Live! now has a release window at least for Japan, while a global version is also coming.
