Avalanche Studios has confirmed that Hogwarts Legacy on Nintendo Switch 2 is a new build of the game with "next-generation assets" instead of using the Switch port as a foundation for development. However, this means there isn't a Switch 2 Edition upgrade pathway for players who already own the RPG on Switch, like there is with The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Super Mario Party Jamboree.

On YouTube, Avalanche's VP of technology Rob Nelson explained that it wasn't an easy choice regarding how to bring Hogwarts Legacy to Switch 2. "So for Nintendo Switch 2, we had a decision to make whether we were going to do an up-port from Nintendo Switch or start with next-generation assets," Nelson said in the Creator's Voice video (seen below). "That was a difficult decision because the easy path would have been to do the up-port from Nintendo Switch. But we felt like we were able to create a better realization of our world by starting with the next-generation assets. And we're really happy that we were able to deliver that."

While this should mean better visuals on Switch 2, the downside comes down to the apparent lack of an upgrade path for current owners of Hogwarts Legacy on Switch. For instance, Zelda: Breath of the Wild owners can pay $10 to upgrade to a prettier Switch 2 Edition. It looks like a brand-new, full-priced purchase of Hogwarts Legacy will be required on Switch 2. That said, there is a chance that the original Switch version of Hogwarts Legacy could get a performance boost on Switch 2.

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A Minecraft Movie is doing big business in theaters, and now you can drink Minecraft milk, if that's something that sounds appealing to you. But be warned--the new milk includes a food dye that the US government is planning to phase out soon.

TruMoo has announced limited-edition Minecraft Vanilla Green milk AKA "Creeper Milk," along with Minecraft Chocolate milk. They're both now in stores in the US through June 30.

The Minecraft Vanilla Green milk uses Blue 1, a food dye that the US government plans to phase out by the end of 2026. This could make the Minecraft milk something of a collector's item, except everyone knows milk does not age well. Not everyone agrees about food dyes and their health risks.

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This week, the film adaptation of Supermassive Games' signature title, Until Dawn, will hit theaters. The developer's most recent game, The Casting of Frank Stone, was released last year, and we're not sure what's next for the team. But according to a new report, Supermassive was working on an ambitious Blade Runner game that was canceled while still in development. And it sounds like it would have been very intriguing.

Via Insider Gaming, the game was called Blade Runner: Time To Live, a third-person action-adventure title that put players in control of a replicant named So-Lange. Unlike the vast majority of replicants, So-Lange has already outlived his expiration date and he works as a Blade Runner who hunts down rogue replicants.

The game would have been set in 2065 in New Zurich as So-Lange's attempt to retire a renegade replicant named Rev led to a betrayal that left the player-character in rough shape behind enemy lines.

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Bethesda Game Studios has congratulated Kepler Interactive and Sandfall Interactive on the launch of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 by way of a custom art piece showing a bunch of "adoring fans" from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion having a fun time booting up Expedition 33.

The context here is that Oblivion Remastered surprise-launched on April 22, just days before Expedition 33 arrived on April 24. Given that both Oblivion Remastered and Expedition 33 were day-one launch titles on Game Pass, some wondered if Expedition 33 might be overshadowed by Oblivion Remastered.

It remains to be seen what impact, if any, both games releasing on Game Pass so closely to each other might have. The Expedition 33 developers have also reacted positively to Oblivion Remastered and have noted how both games can successfully co-exist (of course).

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Blurry eyes and copious amounts of coffee are defining this Thursday morning for many Nintendo fans, as preorders for the highly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 console went live last night at 12 AM ET at three major big box retailers--Best Buy*, Target, and Walmart. Almost instantly, social media feeds buzzed with jubilant success and bitter defeat, as Switch 2 listings changed from "coming soon" to "sold out."

Target and Walmart both opened their digital doors right at the announced 12 AM start time, and within seconds Target showed "sold out" warnings on listings for both the Switch 2 console itself and the Mario Kart World bundle. However, this turned out to be a false alarm, and while a few customers reported payment issues at the Target cart page, the big red retail chain emerged as the place most people were having early success--with the Target smartphone app proving particularly effective for some.

Some users had to effectively mash the "place order" button over and over again for Target's system to finally put the sale through, while others saw their payment methods and addresses disappear at the purchase screen. In a few extreme case, the attempt to purchase a preorder resulted in a fraud alert to their account, and a cancellation of the preorder.

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The original Grand Theft Auto VI trailer from December 2023 has reached a pair of massive milestones. The video has now exceeded 250 million views and 1 million comments.

These numbers, first noticed by Insider Gaming, apply to just the main trailer shared by Rockstar Games on YouTube. The video, of course, was re-shared and re-posted by countless other accounts, thus boosting its reach even further.

To date, Rockstar has released just that one trailer in late 2023. Everyone is waiting for Rockstar to share more, whether that's a second trailer, more screenshots, new information, or anything at all. As of yet, however, Rockstar has said confirmed or even indicated as to when more details may be released.

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Nintendo preorders for the Switch 2 in the US hit late last night, and it was as chaotic as you'd expect. Retailers suffered from technical issues and available supply sold out quickly, with some customers even finding their orders canceled. Over on eBay, the predictable wave of US Switch 2 preorder resales has now begun, but some listings aren't what they appear to be, and are instead seemingly part of an anti-scammers/bot resistance.

Sold listings show numerous people have now paid almost double the console's original retail price--$449, or $499 with Mario Kart World--to secure their console. However, as you scroll through the listings, you'll find more than a handful of fake Switch 2s. Going through the listings, some posts have already been taken down. It should be noted that eBay rules state that preorder listings have to be for things coming out within 40 days. June 5, however, is just out of reach at 42. So it's a possibility that maybe these will be removed outright and relisted later.

While browsing, you'll see a Switch 2 listed a few bucks less and if you go read the description, it tells you point blank this is not what you're looking for.

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In 2023, IO Interactive co-founder Janos Flösser started a new studio, Wombo Games, alongside veteran developers who previously worked on Tomb Raider, Hitman, Deus Ex, and Just Cause. Now, Wombo Games is sharing an early look at the company's first game, Raiders of Blackveil, a roguelite action-RPG.

Raiders of Blackveil has single-player and co-op options for up to three players. The main characters in the game are humanoid animals who live on "a dystopian industrial fantasy world" where the human-controlled Blackveil corporation has forced them into servitude. That's why the animals are launching an armed rebellion against Blackveil to reclaim their freedom and their world.

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According to Wombo Games, Raiders of Blackveil will be a deeply strategic game that blends "MOBA-inspired champions, RPG-style loot, and PVE extraction gameplay." The game is currently available to wishlist on Steam.

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2023's Tron: Identity brought a unique look inside the world of Disney's tech-heavy universe, as developer Bithell Games told a story of sabotage and subterfuge in a consequence-driven visual novel. The events of the story focused heavily on what the player chose to do, and how they reacted to the consequences of those choices. It was a novel--pardon the pun--approach to Tron, and one that, while not perfect, was effective in expanding the lore of the world.

This year, Bithell Games will bring us back into its version of the Tron universe in Tron: Catalyst, a follow-up to Identity's story with a new set of characters and an entirely new approach. The visual novel format is gone, replaced with an isometric action-oriented format that gives the player more direct engagement with the world. The shift is a gamble, but based on my experience with the first 90 minutes of the game, it's one that has enough promise that it might pay off in the end.

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Those who played Tron: Identity may have a set of expectations with Catalyst, but as mentioned above, those expectations need to be derezzed. Catalyst is a vastly different experience, one that encourages exploration and direct combat over heavy dialogue and puzzle-solving. Where Identity felt more like an Ace Attorney style of game, Catalyst gives the same vibes as Supergiant's Hades or, perhaps more accurately given the similar setting, Neon Giant's The Ascent.

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Kirby and the Forgotten Land + Star-Crossed World Standard Edition

$79 | Releases August 28

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Kirby is floating over to the Nintendo Switch 2 with an updated version of Kirby and the Forgotten Land + Star-Crossed World Switch 2 Edition, releasing on August 28. This Switch 2 Edition of the game is more than a simple port, as it’ll come bundled with a whole new adventure called Star-Crossed World, and will feature enhanced visuals and other performance upgrades. Preorders are now open for Kirby and the Forgotten Land + Star-Crossed World, while current Switch owners can simply pay a $20 upgrade fee to unlock the new version on Switch 2. Here’s a closer look at where to preorder the game, plus details on how Nintendo will be implementing its upgrade fees for existing owners.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land + Star-Crossed World Switch 2 Edition launches August 28, but the Switch 2 itself launches June 5. Preorders for the new console are available now, alongside a long list of accessories and launch games, and you'll find all the information in our Nintendo Switch 2 preorder guide.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land + Star-Crossed World Preorder Bonuses

There are currently no preorder bonuses for Kirby and the Forgotten Land + Star-Crossed World. If any retailer-exclusive bonuses are announced between now and August 28, we’ll update this section with more details.

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The Nintendo Switch 2 launches on June 5, and it’s shaping up to be a worthy successor to the original handheld console. A slew of first-party Nintendo accessories arrive the same day (including controllers, a camera, and carrying cases), but a recent price hike for these accessories has made them a bit more expensive than anticipated. GameStop has you covered, however, as the retailer is launching its own lineup of branded Switch 2 gear--giving you a chance to pick up a bunch of accessories for cheap. Preorders are now open ahead of their June 5 release.

For more Switch 2 gear and games, be sure to check out our comprehensive Switch 2 preorder guide.

GameStop Switch 2 Accessories

• Deluxe All-in-One Carry Case -- $30
• Carry Case -- $20
• USB-C Dongle with 720p Video Out -- $25
• Joy-Con 2 - 6-in-1 Charging Station -- $25
• Joy-Con 2 Charging Grip -- $20
• Joy-Con 2 Grip (2-Pack) -- $17
• Joy-Con 2 Racing Wheels (2-Pack) -- $17
• Joy-Con 2 Thumbstick Grip Bundle (6-Pack) -- $10
• 24-Game Cartridge Case -- $10
• Tempered Glass Screen Protector -- $15
• AC Adapter -- $30
• GameStop 1TB microSD Express Card -- $190
• GameStop 512GB microSD Express Card -- $100
• GameStop 256GB microSD Express Card -- $70

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There are a lot of great accessories in the GameStop lineup, but it’s the carrying cases that are the most enticing. Nintendo recently raised the prices of the Carrying Case and All-In-One Carrying Case to $40 and $85. However, GameStop is offering similar products for $25 and $35, making them wonderful alternatives for frugal shoppers. The standard Carrying Case provides your handheld with a durable, hardshell exterior, and inside you’ll find slots to hold 10 cartridges. The All-In-One Case, meanwhile, is large enough to lug around your console, dock, charging cables, and other gear.

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Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster standard edition

$40 | Releases June 5

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Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster is one of the Switch 2 launch titles, releasing on June 5, the same day as the new console. This remaster of Square Enix's turn-based RPG that originally launched on the 3DS will feature overhauled graphics, new gameplay features, and other enhancements for the new console. Preorders are available now at multiple online retailers, and at just $40, it's one of the most affordable Switch 2 launch titles.

Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster Preorder Bonuses

No preorder bonuses have been revealed, but we'll update this section if anything is announced.

Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster standard edition $40 | Releases June 5

Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster standard edition includes the base game for Switch 2. Physical copies are available to preorder at Walmart, Target, and GameStop. It will likely be available at additional retailers in the coming weeks ahead of launch.

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The Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster is an enhanced version of original Nintendo 3DS RPG exclusively available for Switch 2. It features HD graphics, a new fast-forward option for events, two all-new minigames, and more. Since the original 3DS version used a dual-screen interface, it's been overhauled to fit on the Switch 2's single screen. The HD remaster also retains popular features, such as adjustable battle speeds and enemy encounter rates.

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Super Mario Party Jamboree released for Nintendo Switch last October, and it’s making the jump to Nintendo Switch 2 on July 24. Super Mario Party Jamboree + Jamboree TV - Switch 2 Edition is a mouthful of a title, but it's simple port. The game will feature improved graphics and frame rates along with heaps of new content thanks to the includied Jamboree TV expansion that adds host of new modes and mini games. Preorders for Super Mario Party Jamboree + Jamboree TV - Switch 2 Edition are now open at select retailers, while folks with a Switch copy can upgrade the original Switch version of the game for just $20 once it launches. Here’s a look at how you can get your hands on the upcoming game and all its new features.

Super Mario Party Jamboree Switch 2 Edition Preorder Bonuses

There are currently no preorder bonuses for Super Mario Party Jamboree Switch 2 Edition. If anything is announced between now and July 24, we’ll update this section with details.

Super Mario Party Jamboree + Jamboree TV Switch 2 Edition $80 | Releases July 24

Super Mario Party Jamboree + Jamboree TV Switch 2 Edition features updated graphics and frame rate, GameShare compatibility for local multiplayer, and new modes and mini games that use the Joy-Con 2's mouse controls and the optional Nintendo Switch 2 Camera.

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If you already own Super Mario Party Jamboree on Nintendo Switch, you can pick up all the new content by purchasing the $20 upgrade. This will be available on the Switch 2 eShop. Doing this will upgrade your Switch version of Super Mario Party Jamboree to the Super Mario Party Jamboree Switch 2 Edition, unlocking everything found in the $80 release. In other words, current owners will only need to spend $20 to explore all the new content. This upgrade process works for both physical and digital copies of the Switch game. A physical version of the original Switch game can be found for $52.50 (was $60) at Amazon.

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Street Fighter 6: Fighter's Edition

$60 | Releases June 5

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Street Fighter 6 Standard Edition

Pricing TBD | Releases June 5

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Luke Amiibo

$40 | Releases June 5

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Jamie Amiibo

$40 | Releases June 5

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Kimberly Amiibo

$40 | Releases June 5

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Street Fighter 6 first released for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC in 2023, and Nintendo fans will finally get to jump into the fray when it releases for Switch 2 on the console's launch day, June 5. Preorders are now open for Street Fighter 6 on Switch 2, and you'll find two different versions up for grabs, one of which comes packed with all the DLC bonus fighters released over the past two years on other platforms. Along with the Switch 2 version of the game, a new line of Street Fighter Amiibo are also up for preorder, allowing you to unlock exclusive in-game goodies or quickly load your settings to a different console.

Street Fighter 6 Preorder Bonuses

There are currently no preorder bonuses for Street Fighter 6. However, one edition of the game comes bundled with tons of in-game content, so if you're looking for more than the base game, be sure to check out the Fighter's Edition. If any preorder bonuses pop up between now and June 5, we'll update this section with details.

Street Fighter 6: Fighter's Edition $60 | Releases June 5

If you want to catch up with Street Fighter 6, consider purchasing the Fighter's Edition. Along with the base game, you'll get Character Passes from Year 1 and Year 2, which adds all eight DLC characters released so far, including Akuma, M. Bison, Ed, Rashid, Aki, Mai Shiranui, Terry Bogard, and Elena--boosting the game's roster to 26 playable characters. You'll also get four additional stages and Outfit 1 Colors 3-10 for all 18 original characters, plus 8,400 Drive Tickets, which is one of the in-game currencies.

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The standard edition of Street Fighter 6 gets you the base game and any eligible preorder bonuses. It includes the original 18 characters and 16 stages, making it an affordable way to enjoy the latest entry in the long-running franchise.

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Three new Street Fighter 6 Amiibo figures are also launching on June 5. All three Amiibo can save your outfit, button settings, and other customization options. When scanned on your Switch 2, it'll quickly load all your saved settings. They also get you special in-game items, music, wallpapers, and camera frames. This Amiibo is modeled after Luke, who's showing off his military training and fighting prowess with a nasty uppercut.

Preorder at Walmart Jamie Amiibo $40 | Releases June 5

Jamie is striking a pose with this fun Amiibo, featuring a translucent blue flare as a background.

Preorder at Walmart Kimberly Amiibo $40 | Releases June 5

Kimberly is showing off her agility with this Amiibo design, as the aspiring ninja is depicted mid-jump. There's also a cool pink flare left in her wake, offering the appearance of movement.

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Preorders for a bunch of Switch 2 accessories and games are also open now, and we've listed all the big launch window releases available to preorder below. Be sure to also check our Switch 2 preorder guide for a round-up of everywhere you can grab Nintendo's new console, accessories, and games ahead of launch.

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Of all the big games coming to Nintendo Switch 2, few are as exciting as Donkey Kong Bananza, as it's the character's first big 3D platformer outing since 1999's Donkey Kong 64. While the game doesn't release until July 17--more than a month after the Switch 2--preorders are already live and you can reserve your copy for $70 at multiple online retailers.

You'll find all the preorder details below. We've also found some great deals for Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze and Donkey Kong Country Returns HD for Nintendo Switch (and playable on Switch 2 thanks to backward compatibility) if you need to catch up on Donkey Kong's other adventures.

Donkey Kong Bananza Preorder Bonuses

There are currently no preorder bonuses for Donkey Kong Bananza. If anything is announced, including retailer exclusives, we'll be sure to update this section.

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Mario Kart World

$80 | Releases June 5

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Nintendo Switch 2 + Mario Kart World Bundle (Game Code)

$500 ($530 value) | Releases June 5

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Joy-Con 2 Controllers for Mario Kart World Multiplayer

$95 for 2-Pack | $55 for Singles

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Joy-Con 2 Wheel Set

$25 | Releases June 5

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Mario Kart World launches exclusively for Nintendo Switch 2 on June 5, the same day as the new console. Nintendo's new open-world racing game is easily the console's biggest launch title, and preorders are now live alongside the Switch 2 with multiple options are available. Fans can preorder Mario Kart World on its own for $80, or grab a $500 bundle that includes the Switch 2 and a download code for the game.

Quick look: Mario Kart World & related Switch 2 products

• Mario Kart World -- $79 (June 5)
• Nintendo Switch 2 Mario Kart World Console Bundle -- $500
• Joy-Con 2 Racing Wheels (2-Pack) -- $25
• Joy-Con 2 Controllers (2-Pack) -- $94
• Joy-Con 2 (Right, Red Strap) -- $54
• Joy-Con 2 (Left, Blue Strap) -- $54
• Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller -- $84

For a comprehensive look at all the Switch 2 games and accessories available, as well as a list of where you can find the console itself, be sure to check our Switch 2 preorder guide.

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The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Switch 2 Edition

$70 | Releases June 5

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The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Switch 2 Edition

$80 | Releases June 5

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The Nintendo Switch 2 versions of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom are available to preorder now. These upgraded editions of two of the best Switch games will be available when the Switch 2 launches on June 5. Existing owners can purchase an upgrade from the eShop for $10 each to gain access to the Switch 2 versions, but physical copies with new Switch 2 packaging are available as well. Tears of the Kingdom and Breath of the Wild are launching alongside four new Amiibo figures based on the Champions from Tears of the Kingdom: Tulin, Yunobo, Sidon, and Riju.

Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom are among a handful of select Nintendo Switch games getting upgraded versions with new content on Nintendo Switch 2. Like other Switch 2 Edition games, Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom Switch 2 Editions will offer better visuals and performance than their Switch 1 versions, and will include additional features like support for the all-new Zelda Notes app, which offers daily login item bonuses, a helpful map that shows your in-game location in real time, the ability to share stats with other players online, and more.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Switch 2 Edition $70 | Releases June 5

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Switch 2 Edition includes the base game and all the Switch 2 Edition upgrades, including increased frame rate and resolution, and support for the new Zelda Notes app. Preorders for the physical version are available now at Walmart, Target, GameStop, and Best Buy.

Note that the Switch 2 Edition will not include the Breath of the Wild Expansion Pass, but you can purchase it separately for $20 from the eShop.

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Just like the Breath of the Wild Switch 2 Edition, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Switch 2 Edition has enhanced visuals and Zelda Notes app support. Physical copies are available to preorder at Walmart, Target, GameStop, and Best Buy.

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Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom each have a much larger emphasis on inventory management than the older Zelda games, and the controls can be somewhat cumbersome at times. These are games that greatly benefit from controllers with remappable back buttons. Thankfully, the official Switch 2 Pro Controller has a pair of built-in back buttons. If you're interested in the Switch 2 versions of these Zelda games, you may want to snag a preorder for the Switch 2 Pro Controller, too. The Switch 2 Pro Controller releases alongside the games and console on June 5.

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MLB The Show 25 is on sale for a big discount at Amazon just one month after launch. Sports fans can save $20 on Sony San Diego Studio's annual baseball sim for PS5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch. The PlayStation and Xbox editions are up for grabs for $50 (was $70), while the Switch version is down to $40 (was $60). Since it just released on March 18, this is unsurprisingly the best deal so far on MLB The Show 25.

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PlayStation has revealed that Ghost of Yotei will launch on October 2 with three different editions for PS5. Preorders for Ghost of Yotei's pair of physical editions, including a Collector's Edition that's exclusive to PlayStation Direct, will begin on May 2 at 10 AM ET. All preorders include several pieces of DLC.

If you want to play the original before Ghost of Yotei's release, you can pick up Ghost of Tsushima's Director's Cut for $49.49 (was $70) right now. Ghost of Yotei takes place 300-plus years after Ghost of Tsushima, so you don't technically need to play Sucker Punch Productions' first entry in the action series. That said, playing it would give you a pretty good idea of what to expect from Yotei. Though the cast of characters is entirely new, the premise and themes will sound familiar. You'll once again embark on a revenge mission as "The Ghost."

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Preorder any edition of Ghost of Yotei to unlock an exclusive in-game mask, plus seven PSN avatars. These feature concept art of characters from the game--including the main character Atsu and the notorious Yotei Six. It’s unclear if there will be any retailer-exclusive preorder bonuses.

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Will we ever get The Last of Us: Part III? Naughty Dog's gaming franchise is back in the news lately thanks in part to the popular HBO show starring Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey, leading to questions about a possible continuation of the video game series

No new entries have been announced, but Naughty Dog developers over the years have dropped clues and made comments about returning to the post-apocalyptic world numerous times. To be sure, The Last of Us: Part III is not confirmed--and it may never happen. But there is a chance, so with that in mind, we're rounding up everything we've heard about a new Last of Us game.

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• The Last Of Us: Part III Could Happen "If The Stars Align"

The Last Of Us: Part III Could Happen "If The Stars Align"

The most recent comments about The Last of Us: Part III came from Naughty Dog's Neil Druckmann, who wrote and directed the first two games. During a promotional interview for The Last of Us Season 2, Druckmann was inevitably asked about a third game. He said he's not ruling it out, but he's not confirming it either.

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