‘No plans’ for Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom DLC says Nintendo
Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma has confirmed that there is no DLC being made for Tears Of The Kingdom and there probably never will be.
Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma has confirmed that there is no DLC being made for Tears Of The Kingdom and there probably never will be.
A reader suggests that Nintendo switch things up again for the follow-up to Tears Of The Kingdom, and create their own take on a JRPG.
Readers discuss their favourite level or open world area in a video game, from the opening of Bloodborne to the ending of Prince Of Persia.
The Tuesday letters page considers the possibility of a Super Mario Bros. or Zelda remake, as one reader laments Charles Martinet’s retirement.
A reader insists that Baldur’s Gate 3’s quality has been exaggerated and, like previous Larian games, it fails to stick the landing.
The Wednesday letters page is frustrated at the lack of DC Comics games in recent years, as one reader hopes for Silent Hill 2 at Gamescom.
The Tuesday letters page thinks both Pokémon and Call Of Duty need more development time, as one reader worries Tears Of The Kingdom is too big.
The Monday letters page highlights the practical problems of video game streaming, as one reader considers buying a PSVR2.
A reader makes some bold predictions for the Switch 2’s initial wave of games, but are they a result of plausible logic or wishful thinking?
A reader concludes their visual journey through Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom, this time focusing on the landscapes and locations of Hyrule.
Readers reveal the games they’d give top marks to, including Call Of Duty 4: Modern Warfare and XCOM 2.
The Wednesday letters page hears from a reader that’s just beaten Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom, as Red Dead Redemption’s price comes under fire.
A reader continues their photographic odyssey through Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom and focuses on the people and monsters of Hyrule.
New Lego Super Mario and Sonic The Hedgehog sets are rumoured for next year, along with a brand new line of Animal Crossing toys.
The Nintendo Switch is now the third most successful console of all time, as software sales for the format pass the 1 billion mark.
The Monday letters page discusses modern UFO related video games, as one reader advises against a Dark Souls anime.
A reader documents his 100+ hours with Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom, via a series of stunning in-game photos focusing on action and creation.
Oracle Of Ages and Oracle Of Seasons are now available via the Nintendo Switch Online service, as Capcom’s classics make a welcome return.
The Thursday letters page wonders why Sony never bought Tomb Raider and Lara Croft, as one reader worries the NES is aging badly.
The Wednesday letters page considers the pros and cons of the Project Q portable, as one reader is glad Exoprimal is doing well.
The Tuesday letters page worries about Ubisoft’s all-digital future, as one reader praises Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom’s Depths.
The Thursday letters page thinks Activision will be put to work on Halo, as one reader looks forward to the next fake Switch 2 leak.
Two new Nintendo projects are already rumoured ahead of an expected September showcase, including the Metroid Prime 2 remaster.
Nintendo’s epic has been the best-selling physical game in nine of 18 European countries this year, ahead of FIFA 23 and Hogwarts Legacy.
A reader has a suggestion for how Nintendo can keep releasing old school Zelda games as well as Tears Of The Kingdom style titles.