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In a confidential 2020 email, Phil Spencer, head of Xbox, expressed his belief that acquiring Nintendo would be a “career highlight,” acknowledging potential mutual benefits while respecting Nintendo’s stance and gamer sentiment.
Microids, despite French criticism, is actively pursuing global expansion, recently engaging a Chinese delegation to discuss potential collaborations on its international games and venturing into the lucrative Chinese market, with CEO Stéphane Longeard expressing keen interest in strengthening ties within China’s gaming industry.
By integrating Cfx.re, Rockstar Games is set to elevate GTA 6 and future projects with community-driven innovations, offering players enhanced online gaming experiences and new possibilities.
Despite past triumphs with games like State of Mind and Deponia, Daedalic Entertainment has announced a shift from in-house game production to publishing after the financial setback caused by the unsuccessful Lord of the Rings: Gollum, leading to layoffs and recent acquisition by Nacon for over €50 million.
Get ready for an exciting adventure as Princess Peach returns with her own standalone game in 2024, featuring new star ribbon powers and a theater-inspired universe!
Nintendo is revamping “Super Mario RPG” for the Switch, releasing November 17, 2023, with enhanced visuals and smoother gameplay, while preserving its cherished turn-based combat mechanics.
Get ready for Pikmin 4’s launch on July 21st, where you’ll lead Captain Olimar’s rescue team with the help of Otchin, a versatile dog, and test your skills in “Dandori Duel” challenges from June 29th onwards!
“Nintendo’s upcoming Super Mario Bros. Wonder, set to launch on October 20, 2023, for the Nintendo Switch, promises an exhilarating 2D adventure with enhanced graphics, innovative elephant transformations, and vibrant, multi-layered environments.”
Final Fantasy XVI invigorates the series with real-time action combat, led by Naoki Yoshida, set in the diverse world of Valisthea, featuring brawling mechanics and playable Primordial battles for an immersive, cinematic experience.
Sony’s “Kraven The Hunter” takes an unconventional route, diverging from the comic’s supernatural elements, as Aaron Taylor-Johnson embodies a youthful Kraven drawing strength from animals instead of hunting them for power.