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Metroid Prime 4 (Switch 2) Digital Foundry tech review -
Brilliant at both 60hz and 120hz, Amazing HDR
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RDR is $50 which is a bit high for me.
Turok: Origins is expected to be released in 2026
01.12.25 - Saber Interactive seems to want to launch the third-person shooter Turok: Origins (PS5, Xbox Series, PC) in 2026: A sound designer at Saber Interactive working on Turok Origins has listed the game as "planned for 2026" on LinkedIn. That's what mp1st.com discovered. Officially, the game does not yet have a release date.
Turok: Origins returns with an action-packed adventure, combining intense combat with strategic upgrades. Players take on the role of the legendary Turok warriors who face off against fearsome dinosaurs and an alien threat bent on wiping out human life in the galaxy. Using a combination of powerful weapons, melee techniques, and special abilities, players must ensure their survival in various environments such as swamps, caves, and lofty heights.
The mission takes you through breathtaking and deadly worlds in the Lost Lands, including ancient temples, dense jungles, and desolate canyons. Each location is part of an unfolding story that has numerous twists and turns. Players can come across secrets alone or in a team that hold the key to saving humanity.
A central element is the use of the DNA of fallen enemies and the environment, which improves your own equipment in real time. These powers not only grant new abilities, but also change the appearance of the equipment and provide tactical advantages. The arsenal ranges from plasma rifles to sniper rifles to bows and beam cannons, which can be optimized for any challenge.
CD Projekt Red confirms six-year release schedule for new Witcher trilogy
30.11.25 - CD Projekt Red confirms the schedule for the next three parts of the Witcher series in an earnings announcement at the end of November 2025. This is reported by Gamerant.
CD Projekt Red plans to release the announced trilogy within six years. This specification dates back to October 2022, when the studio stated that a new role-playing game series was to be created that would focus on an older Ciri.
The first part (The Witcher 4) has the working title Project Polaris and, like the other games, is based on Unreal Engine 5. According to the announcement, The Witcher 4 has been in the main production phase since November 2024, which is why a possible market launch towards the end of 2027 is considered realistic.
Michal Nowakowski emphasized that all three games will each receive about three years of development time. He held out the prospect that the studio wants to speed up the processes after the release of the first part. The approach envisages fully using the production pipeline of Unreal Engine 5 to take over processes and selected content. Additional efficiency gains such as the partial reuse of cards were mentioned, but are not confirmed, according to the information.
11/30/25 - Capcom is reportedly working on a new Dead Rising game with the return of protagonist Frank West, according to MP1ST.com. The report is partially confirmed by VGC.
It is a new main part, not a remaster or remake. The plot is said to take place mainly on a large, closed film studio lot in Hollywood, where an antagonist forces survivors to deadly tests in order to shoot his "perfect film". Capcom has not confirmed the information.
They both said fifty when I checked this morning.
On sale?I havent been paying attention, it did come out not too long ago I guess.
Damn, Metroid Prime 4 is getting either 8 and 9s out of 10, or 3 stars out of 5, 6/10 reviews
They say the HDR is one of the best uses in the industry apparently (havent watched it yet)
Damnit do I have to start HDR fiddling again?
Yeah, seems a bit mixed on the Metroid Prime 4 reviews. Still looking forward to getting this in a couple of days myself though.
Sounds like Prime 4 will have a lot of similarities to Prime 3 with pacing issues and unnecessary elements. If the core gameplay is good and scratches that Metroid itch then I will be more than happy. I just hope the npcs are not that annoying. Funny, its the new additions that most reviewers tend to dislike like Retro would've bern better off just Copying Prime 1
I never understood this general sentiment from some gamers that the OG was so great and 2 and 3 were "bad" or less worthy.
MP2's dark World sucked and ruined the game for me.
MP3 I just remember getting bored with it at some point and quitting. I'd like to give that one another try, but I likely won't unless Nintendo remasters it.
03.12.25 - Here are new ratings of the Japanese Famitsu. Four editors award up to 10 points each.
Octopath Traveler 0 (PS5/Xbox Series/Switch 2/PS4/Switch, Square Enix): 8 / 9 / 9 / 8 - (34/40)
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond (Switch 2/Switch, Nintendo): 8 / 9 / 7 / 8 - (32/40)
Kirby Air Riders (Switch 2, Nintendo): 8 / 9 / 10 / 9 - (36/40)
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 (PS5/Xbox Series/PS4/Xbox One, Activision): 8 / 8 / 8 / 8 - (32/40)
Cronos: The New Dawn (PS5/Xbox Series/Switch 2, Bloober Team): 8 / 9 / 7 / 8 - (32/40)
Where Winds Meet (PS5, NetEase Games): 8 / 7 / 8 / 7 - (30/40)
03.12.25 - Eidos Montreal has cut jobs again. Several former employees reported in recent days that they are no longer working for the studio. At least a dozen people are affected.
The studio had already laid off 75 employees in March, according to a statement at the time due to expiring project orders. According to several sources, numerous projects have now been discontinued.
Eidos Montreal is focused on working with Microsoft and Xbox, including Grounded 2 and Fable. In addition, there is an internal project from 2019, the costs of which, according to sources, can no longer be recouped. Further job cuts are expected for the period after completion of this work