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One of the games that Nintendo Switch 2 gamers have been looking forward to getting their hands on this month is the Kingdom Hearts Collection. The collection which releases on Thursday will weigh-in at a hefty 131GB. You can also purchase the Kingdom Hearts Collection games separately and the file-sizes for those individually is as… Read More »Kingdom Hearts Collection is 131GB on Nintendo Switch 2, reviews slightly mixed Source

The Sonic the Hedgehog franchise remains as popular as ever, perhaps even more so, but the games have generally struggled critically with reviewers quick to jump on the flaws. In a recent interview Sonic Team boss Takashi Iizuka acknowledged there have been issues but attributed this to budgets and lack of staff. Now that they… Read More »Sonic Team head talks about the pressure of obtaining high reviews and Metacritic Source

Platinum Games CEO Atsushi Inaba recently took part in a joint interview with Shift Up’s Kim Hyung Tae with Famitsu. The interview has since been translated and Platinum Games CEO Atsushi Inaba said that they are currently eager to expand Bayonetta as a character and broaden her world using the power of the Nintendo Switch… Read More »Platinum Games on Bayonetta: We are eager to “expand her as a character and broaden her world” Source

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is surprisingly content-packed which has delighted fans of the game with new tracks and characters and events added frequently. In a recent interview Sonic Team head Takashi Iizuka said that Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Season Pass became a necessary method to fund continued development with the game once sales slowed. He said that… Read More »Sonic Team head: CrossWorlds Season Pass necessary to “secure” continued development Source

Former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida has said in a new interview with The Verge that he is of the belief that both Nintendo and Sony should keep the current generation going as long as possible. He said that the rising cost of components and the fact that most people are happy with the visuals outputted… Read More »Shuhei Yoshida: Sony and Nintendo should “keep the current generation as long as possible” Source