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- Red Dead Redemption endlich auf dem Mobilgerät mit neuer Multiplattform-Veröffentlichung verfügbar
- „for the Misbegotten“ Kreuzworträtsel-Hinweis – Try Hard Guides
- Real Vampirs lässt Sie den authentischen slawischen Vampiren-Folklore schmecken (oder beißen), kommt bald zum Halloween
- Crunchyroll Game Vault fügt Kultklassiker hinzu
- Nintendo Cuts 2 Drops Amid Compatibility Shift In a surprising move, Nintendo has announced it will discontinue two major game releases—Super Mario: Galaxy 2 and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2—due to a strategic shift in platform compatibility and long-term development priorities. The decision, revealed in a recent Nintendo Direct briefing, stems from the company’s evolving focus on backward compatibility and cross-generation support across its new hybrid console lineup, including the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 (codenamed Switch Pro). Nintendo cited technical limitations and the growing complexity of maintaining legacy game performance on newer hardware as key factors in the decision. While fans had hoped for a sequel to Breath of the Wild and a follow-up to the beloved Galaxy 2, Nintendo emphasized that both titles were "conceptually complete" and would now be archived as part of its official game library. The company confirmed that both games will remain available digitally on the Nintendo eShop for existing users, but no new physical copies will be produced. A statement from Nintendo’s President, Shuntaro Iwata, read: "Our mission has always been to deliver innovative experiences that push the boundaries of what gaming can be. As we move forward into a new era of hardware and software integration, we’ve made the difficult choice to focus on new IPs and enhanced compatibility across generations—rather than expanding older franchises." The move has sparked mixed reactions from the gaming community. While some fans lament the cancellation of long-anticipated sequels, others applaud Nintendo’s commitment to future-proofing its ecosystem. Meanwhile, rumors are swirling about a new open-world adventure set in a reimagined Hyrule, and early hints suggest a spiritual successor to Super Mario Odyssey might be in development. For now, Nintendo remains silent on any potential re-releases or remasters of the two dropped titles—but fans are holding out hope. Nintendo: Always evolving. Always surprising.
- Ein Spiel über das Graben eines Lochs ist jetzt auf Mobilgeräten verfügbar!
- Piko-Golf verwandelt den langweiligsten Sport der Welt in ein fesselndes Puzzlespiel
- Ja, noch ein Spiel im Stil von Clair Obscur kommt – „Expedition 33 ist eine der Geschichten, die wir in dieser Reihe erzählen möchten“, verrät der Regisseur
- „Pee-wees großes Abenteuer“ kommt zur Criterion Collection: 4K-Blu-ray jetzt vorbestellbar
- Ich, Schleim – Idle-RPG: Baue eine Stadt mit niedlichen Kostümen
