Video games are dying and it’s so depressing to see – Reader’s Feature
A reader is worried that the games industry is quickly changing into something he doesn’t recognise and no longer looks forward to.
A reader is worried that the games industry is quickly changing into something he doesn’t recognise and no longer looks forward to.
A reader is upset that Activision is still not making anything other than Call Of Duty games and suggests it stops the yearly sequels.
A reader suggests that Nintendo rework GameCube game Zelda: The Wind Waker and add in a new dungeon to address some of the original's flaws.
A reader feels abandoned by Sony and the PlayStation brand and argues that long-term fans are being ignored in favour of new audiences.
A reader names a host of games that can not only be beaten in an afternoon but are just as good as their more time-consuming equivalents.
A reader highlights the problems with hacking and cheating in Call Of Duty and what Activision has and hasn’t done to prevent it.
A reader suggests making all single-player games shorter will not only help with budgets but ensure people aren’t put off from playing them.
A reader responds to the rumours of a new PSP console with a list of five forgotten Sony franchises they hope can enjoy a portable comeback.
A reader is concerned that publisher execs have no interest in gaming's well-being and even worries about Neil Druckmann and Hideo Kojima.
A reader explains why he loves Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door so much and how the remake should make it the perfect game.
A reader is frustrated that as an older fan he’s increasingly being ignored by PlayStation and Xbox and pushed towards PC gaming.
A reader is excited by rumours of Sony making a new PSP handheld, as well as the Switch 2 and the ever increasingly numbers of PC devices.
A reader makes some predictions about the launch of GTA 6 next year and how it may help and hinder other games and companies.
A reader argues that, while confusing, Sony’s approach to charging for game upgrades is fair and something Nintendo should look to copy.
A reader lists all the reasons why PS5 console sales are in decline and suggests the lack of price cuts is the most important.
A reader is disillusioned by the state of triple-A gaming and the conduct of major publishers and decides to switch solely to indie games.
A reader details what he wants from Sony’s big summer preview showcase, but will his dream of new first party games come true?
A reader details the five developers he considers the best working today, including the creators of Hades 2 and Baldur’s Gate 3.
A reader is feeling very optimistic about the prospects for Nintendo’s next console and the potential for new games and next gen graphics.
A reader predicts an extinction level event for the video games industry and blames both Sony and Microsoft for letting it happen.
A reader compares the OG Lara Croft to the main character from Stellar Blade, and hopes the new Tomb Raider will learn lessons from both.
Following rumours that the franchise has been put on ice by Ubisoft, a reader argues in favour of a new Watch Dogs game.
A reader warns that younger gamers are not interested in traditional video games and that they’re the ones driving change in the industry.
A reader imagines his dream Star Wars game and comes to the conclusion that publishers can no longer afford to make it.
A reader argues that not only is Fallout better than Skyrim but that it’s the best role-playing franchise of any kind.