. So that backtrack just a few days before it's out is kind of worrying. I'm generally against acquisitions but I do wish that someone would buy both Sega and Konami (yes, I know Sega is owned by another company and Konami make lots of money with gyms or something). Both of them are sitting on a mountain of amazing retro games and characters and they're doing absolutely nothing with it. Who would be willing to bet against Nintendo being able to make an amazing Sonic game on their first try, if they bought Sega? I know it's not going to happen, but I feel it's the only hope at this point. I really don't think Sonic Frontiers is going to turn out to be any good and then we'll be right back to hoping the next one is the one that turns it all around.Grackle Two unlikely optionsAm I the only one that thought nothing about that Metal Gear Solid 3 remake story made sense? It was either someone hacking their YouTube channel, which I have never heard of happening ever before, or they uploaded a tech demo someone else made and pretended it was a teaser for their game? Neither of those things sound likely at all. I have to say though that I would lean slightly towards it not being a hack. I think this developer, who I have never heard of before, took it upon themselves to do the marketing, totally messed it up, and took it all down once they realised. So… probably we are going to get some kind of announcement at The Game Awards? I still wish they'd revamp Cas){kind=link}
The Tuesday letters page is surprised EA has changed its mind on single-player games, as one reader hopes for a Skies Of Arcadia remaster.
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The OneSo we’re getting close to the launch of Sonic Frontiers and I’m having a lot of trouble imagining it’s going to break the Sonic the Hedgehog cycle. I saw the devs saying that it’s nothing like Zelda: Breath Of The Wild, even though they clearly designed it to look as much like it as possible (for some reason!). So that backtrack just a few days before it’s out is kind of worrying.
I’m generally against acquisitions but I do wish that someone would buy both Sega and Konami (yes, I know Sega is owned by another company and Konami make lots of money with gyms or something). Both of them are sitting on a mountain of amazing retro games and characters and they’re doing absolutely nothing with it.
Who would be willing to bet against Nintendo being able to make an amazing Sonic game on their first try, if they bought Sega?