The Games Inbox: The State of the Play of 2023 predicts, Super Smash Bros. for Switch 2, and Marvel games flops

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    The first thing to be understood is not to count out: Sony.

    The Monday letters page hopes that 2023 will be the year that the games get shorter and cheaper, and for one reader, tomorrow is 13th.

    Doesn’t countSo 2023 is in full swing now and nothing is happening. There are no new releases yet, no indication when new announcements will be announced, I know it is supposed to be re-election in the future, but it will really be something we’d like, so I’m still waiting for something more than a single year for you to. There’s not much worry over what Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo will do this year.

    We know about Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom, Starfield and Spider-Man 2, all of which are massive games but almost everything else seems a complete mystery. Sony has a PlayStation VR2 coming up, but as the feature at the weekend mentioned the delay, it was definitely not for it, so I really won’t get one.

    That makes the reason for my email difficult, as would be why I asked that people think the first state of play of the year would be a good time to ask, but I would imagine there would be one at the end of the month for PlayStation VR2. Surely Sony can’t keep all that to a blog update? Isn’t it sure?!

    So what do we think about a proper one? May, May or May? I worry that this will be the earliest possible and it could be much later. Just because it is the new year doesn’t mean that Sony is suddenly going to get talkative again.

    I didn’t get a lot of time and aren’t good as long as I am! Ive already worried that the Nintendo never seems to have more than two consecutively successful consoles, but essentially it’s a coincidence and there’s nothing stopping the next one to be a hit.

    Despite my disagreements over the PlayStation VR2, it is clear that I’m entirely satisfied, and I would like to tell it more often. If they had a lot of other games and peripherals coming out around the same time, then fair enough, but they didn’t.

    Don’t even say that there is an explosion at the time of the bomb, as it didn’t delay the PlayStation VR2 or its 23 games. I don’t know if it’s going to be a flop right away but surely not worth the broader impact on PlayStation 5’s success either way or the other. It just seems like a big distraction and a waste of time when Sony finally has a competent rival again.

    All the speculators were arguing that a new Nintendo console was in the production now, so Im sure we can re-present some of the games that will be on it. But what about Super Smash Bros. Masahiro Sakurai claims to have semi-retired now and while Im sure they’ll get him back in some role I don’t think it would be a hell once more of a director.

    It’s not just that, but how do they ever make the greatest effort for the best? I don’t see how they could have ever had enough characters again and then add to them, but can you imagine the amount of fanboy whining, if they cut up the line-up to 20? I think they’d probably go crazy if there was a single person missing.

    That franchise already seems to be in its fullest state and under normal common sense, there wouldn’t be any reason to make another one. But it makes a lot of money. So of course they’ll come. I wouldn’t want to be the person who’d want it to happen though.

    Relatively frustrated,I recently played Demons Souls via PS Plus Extra as my first Souls game, but with more time, occupied and unused, and eventually 80% of the game I couldn’t be annoyed. I didn’t just refuse to go back and get more souls for a while, to further strengthen the movement and progress. I was just bored of repeating levels and very stupid.

    I might give Bloodborne a go if I’m able to deal with the terrible anti-aliasing issues on 4K TVs, but I don’t think that these games are for me.

    I’ll play the Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order at the moment, as I heard it a Soul, but at least frustrating.Kiran is a prank to the entire world.

    Lucky for Happy New Year GameCentral, all the readers and contributors. Thank you for all the great content – all Christmas and every other day too.

    Just said the last issue of Edge magazine is out (digital and physical) and they have got their game awards for 2022, and the cover story is the PlayStation VR2. There’s a feature in it. PlayStation VR2 has gone on my wishlist for 2023.Andrew J.PS: Don’t forget on Friday, 13th January 20, there are new amiibos out, one is Sephiroth and I can’t remember the name of the other one, though GameCentral knows? I was going to get the Sephiroth ad with my Cloud Strife amiibo.

    GC: The other one is Kazuya Mishima from Tekken.

    For me, the best conclusion from 2022 sales results was the idea that the fall sales was partly because people had gotten tired of the lack of new games. That was only a result of an expert speculation, as far as I understand, but it matters really a lot because as long as the idea that that’s a problem is questioned, we’ll soon see an change.

    Many recently have worried that games only take too long to make, while often it was too long anyway. It should be easy to accelerate the process, but for what ever reason, the number of games with single-player is now at the time.

    I think the amount of boring games, which seem a lot more exciting and interesting, is now a real risk. You have to combine that with the fact that it takes five or six years to make them and had just been in a faulty condition, and now I hope that the publisher can see there is a financial reason they’re supposed to do something about them.

    Someone will have to be the first one to make this change, but I’m not sure who has the courage. Even though most people want more expensive games, they are looking at fewer prices. The authors really got into a corner here.Kriss has gotten involved in a lot of money.

    It happens very quickly its just got accepted.

    This one about the PlayStation 2 emulator is an insane kid but imagine threatening to kill someone because they created a free video game emulator but haven’t yet found it compatible with your choice. Nobody’s insane.Nougart is crazy.

    Pre-conceptionFashsome already know, Mark Steel (Kefka) passed away on Wednesday, 4 January 2023 at the age of 49, leaving behind his partner Fran and his father Richard.

    He worked on Metro Gaming throughout the past few years, as well as the digital clock. He has been active here, and is now a part of many social groups that are not formed here.

    It is impossible to believe that he has made many of you laugh and rage over the years, so please remember your times with him.

    That makes us think of his needs.

    First, I created a Just Giving for Barnardos in his name. As most of you know, he truly believed that too many kids were wrongfully beaten, thus I hope that he would approve of giving something to help them.

    After two more days, I started the Mario Kart tournament in his honour. That’s a perfect thing for those who can join in. It’s on Sunday 15th January at 20:30 to 21:30. The match code is 4780-2725-0219. You can get in, then drop out, and don’t worry, those of us who have used to race a lot haven’t really had to since recently. If you do the new tracks more than once or twice, then you’ll probably beat a lot of old regulars on those tracks.

    GC: I’m so sorry to hear this.

    My wife ate a strawberry from the kefka star.

    Inbox also-ransNot written in for a very long time. The news of his passing left me a much-anticipated memory of my dad, brother and I peered around a 486 computer to play Jimmy Whites Whirlwind Snooker. It’s a perfect game. R.I.P.Halfempty80

    I don’t feel like watching the movie Marvel Midnight Suns being a flop. I’ve got it and I really liked it. Maybe the execs who are sweating at EA now want to know that they have an Iron Man and Black Panther game.

    What new game are you planning the most to have?

    We have detailed figures of the year here, but as long as you are ready for the release of your choice as soon as you know how to tell you anything you like, on any format.

    What are you pleased with your decisions, and what are you feeling they will perform critically and commercially? What have you given up on? Was it what you don’t want to come out this year, but what do you wish?

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