A release on Nintendo's upcoming next-gen platform for Bloober Team's sci-fi survival horror game Cronos: The New Dawn might not be out of the question.
An insider has claimed that Nintendo is planning a major event in May focused on its next-gen console, which is allegedly coming in June.
The company says it "expects the console and PC game market to grow" and that it intends to "steadily produce AAA titles" as such.
"Backward compatibility is good for our catalogue, and we think we have the highest selling catalogue per SKU in the business," Strauss Zelnick says.
"Further information about the successor to Nintendo Switch, including its compatibility with Nintendo Switch, will be announced at a later date," says Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa.
An official announcement of Nintendo's highly anticipated next-gen console remains frustratingly elusive, but a known leaker has claimed it's still set to happen this year.
Alleged factory prototype images of the unannounced console seem to have appeared on Chinese social media, showcasing magnetic Joy-con controllers, a larger screen, and more.
"We don't have anything to announce, but is there a world? Sure. We love them as partners. They've been great to us," says EA"s Vince Zampella.
The gaming industry reportedly has whispers around something Switch 2-related happening this month.
"We are working towards, making progress and we are having discussions. So I hope that everyone can look forward to news in the time to come," says the MMORPG's director and producer.
Developers have been told not to expect Nintendo's next-gen console to release in the ongoing fiscal year, it's claimed.
The game's recent showing was reportedly showing 900p gameplay, same as last year's Metroid Prime Remastered.
The long-rumoured remake is also not going to be an HD-2D game, a prominent insider has claimed.
A prominent leaker suggests that the next instalment in Nintendo's acclaimed shooter franchise is in the works.
If recent rumours are accurate and RE0 and Code Veronica are indeed being remade, series fans have every reason to be excited.
A known leaker has corroborated recent claims that remakes of the two Resident Evil titles are in the works, and claimed that they will also release for the next Nintendo console.
"I think it's a real serious question that's being asked I'm sure in Tokyo, in Redmond, Washington, in Kyoto," says industry veteran Peter Moore.
A new report has corroborated recent claims that the release of Nintendo's next-gen console has been pushed back into the first quarter of 2025.
Leaks had claimed that Hi-Fi Rush was headed to Nintendo Switch and PS5, but its recent announcement has officially confirmed it only for the latter.
Additionally, an Indie World presentation is also scheduled for March, a known leaker has claimed.
