A new PlayStation job listing indicates that Sony will be going all in on putting PlayStation Studios titles on other platforms, including Xbox and Nintendo. Is this something that people need to be worried and upset about? As I said last year, I don’t think so. Let’s talk about it.
When the Nintendo Switch was released in 2017, it was a truly revolutionary piece of technology. Not only did it pioneer the hybrid console format, but it also led to the current revitalization of handheld gaming. As the third-best-selling game console of all time, with a total of 152.12 million units sold as of March 2025, the question of how Nintendo would follow up on a nearly perfect device was at the top of everyone’s mind. Nintendo’s answer? Stick with what worked before, but refine it with slight alterations. This focus on refinements makes the Nintendo Switch 2 a vastly superior console when compared to its predecessor, but it also makes for a largely boring new console experience.
The Nintendo Switch 2 is finally available worldwide, and I got my hands on one! Let’s unbox the system and see what my initial thoughts are of Nintendo’s next-generation console!
Nintendo held its long-awaited Nintendo Switch 2 Direct today where the company finally unveiled the hybrid console’s June release date, its price, new features, and plenty of the games that will be coming to the system at launch and beyond.
Here are my full thoughts on yesterday’s Switch 2 reveal! There’s simultaneously a lot and not much to talk about, but I somehow chatted about Nintendo’s new console for 14 minutes. Enjoy!
Today, Nintendo finally revealed the Nintendo Switch 2, the long-awaited successor to the company’s 2017 hybrid console.
2025 is finally upon us and if the current game release calendar is anything to go by, there’s a lot to look forward to. Today, I wanted to share the games that I’m most excited about that (as of writing) are planned to release this year. Let’s get into it!
We’re finally in 2024 which means it’s time to look forward at the year ahead of us. Me being a gaming focused person, I’m taking the next couple posts to focus on the big three in the gaming space (Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo), and talk about what I’m expecting and/or wanting from each of them in the coming year. Today, the conversation is going to be all about Nintendo and the much anticipated Switch 2.
If you told me at the start of the year that The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom was going to be a game that I absolutely fell in love with, I probably wouldn’t have believed you. I felt that its predecessor Breath of the Wild was an enjoyable experience, but took issue with its blank canvas design which felt a bit too open and directionless for me. But that’s been flipped on its head with Tears of the Kingdom. By building on the concepts of adventure, creativity, and exploration that laid the foundation for the previous game, and amplifying them with a stronger sense of focus and direction, everything that I didn’t click with before has been vastly improved, making this not just one of the best games I’ve played this year, but one of the best games I’ve ever played period.
At long last, we finally know the name of the sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Revealed as the closer for yesterday’s Nintendo Direct, the highly anticipated sequel is now known as The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and will release on May 12, 2023. Curiously though, after three years and a couple teasers, we still know very little about the game and I’m not quite sure why that is.
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