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It would seem that the doldrums of the beginning of the year are over as it has turned out to be quite a busy week. From the surprise Nintendo Direct to Destiny 2 previews to Hogwarts Legacy releasing to Steam Next Fest and beyond, it truly feels like there's something for everyone.
For my money, the Nintendo Direct was exactly what I wanted. Somewhat obscure JRPGs getting remasters for modern consoles is like catnip for me, though I recognize plenty of folks are simply in it to find out more about Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Sadly, Nintendo seems to be keeping those cards close to its chest still...
Our resident Destiny 2 expert Austin Wood goes long with a preview of Destiny 2: Lightfall's new Strand subclasses with some help from design lead Kevin Yanes and feature lead Eric Smith. Who doesn't love a good grappling hook?
Turning brain signals into an attack in Elden Ring -- without the help of a controller -- is roughly as complicated as it sounds, but streamer PerriKaryal's done it anyway.
GamesRadar+ UK Managing Editor Josh West reviews Hogwarts Legacy, calling it a "stunning recreation" that "has its moments" that unfortunately "tries to do too much all at once."
"Pickles Entertainment's rainbow-infused puzzle platformer might not mirror the work of FromSoftware like-for-like," our own Joe Donnelly writes, "but with scores of knife-edge drops, myriad deadly traps, bastard hard boss battles, precarious mountaineering, and a world swallowed by shadows, there are definitely some stark similarities between this place and Dark Souls."
The end of the road is nearly here for the Fast & Furious series looms large in the first real trailer for Fast 10. Is it fast? Check. Is it furious? Check. Family? Very much check.
GamesRadar+ Entertainment Writer Fay Watson says that You season 4 part 1, which is on Netflix now, "breathes new life into the killer drama" while keeping "just on the right side of being too ridiculous."
This is not a drill: Valve is seriously going to make a huge update to Team Fortress 2. "The last few Team Fortress summer events have only been item updates," says Valve. "But this year, we're planning on shipping a full-on update-sized update -- with items, maps, taunts, unusual effects, war paints and who knows what else?!"
Confirming years of rumors and reports, Nintendo Switch Online finally added Game Boy and Game Boy Advance titles -- and the emulation is... good? Great, even? What a time to be alive.
