Zelda vs GTA 6 Release Timing
A reader speculates that Nintendo may release the Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake very close to GTA 6, possibly within a week. The reader notes that although Nintendo is unpredictable, they are likely to aim for November if other months are crowded. The question posed: which game would you play first? The reader, Onibee, says they will always bet on Nintendo.
Digital Downloads Concerns
Franky expresses frustration that digital downloads have become the only option, highlighting price cuts on Wolverine only available physically. Sony controls the digital market, preventing refunds and taking away games. Franky warns that casual gamers will eventually notice the lack of control.
Gears of War E-Day Doubts
Penfold observes that previews for Gears of War: E-Day are lukewarm, despite the game's high development cost. He fears Microsoft will not recoup its investment and questions why the company remains in the industry, suggesting it is destroying other companies.
Second-Hand Savings
Alex responds to a reader who found Mario Kart World cheaper at CeX (£60) than Currys (£65). Alex argues that saving £5 is worthwhile and criticises society's tendency to dismiss small savings. The difference between new and second-hand cartridges is negligible.
Physical vs Digital Debate
Henry argues that Sony's move toward digital-only is inevitable, comparing it to PC gaming's transition via Steam. He says Sony fans should accept the change. GameCentral replies that readers should compare Sony's refund policy to Steam's.
Mr. Do! Nostalgia
Nick the greek reminisces about playing Mr. Do! at a caravan park, praising its soundtrack. GameCentral notes that Mr. Do! had few home ports: no Spectrum or NES version, and a SNES game arrived 12 years late.
Crunchyroll Free Games
Ali K discovers that Crunchyroll subscriptions include free games like Metal Slug Tactics, Crypt of the Necrodancer, and others. GameCentral calls it a good list of indie titles.
User Reviews vs Professional Reviews
Slideaway1983 defends user review scores for Splatoon Raiders, arguing that bias exists in both user and professional reviews. He notes that personal preferences affect scores and that it's okay to have different opinions. GameCentral responds that they feel hurt that readers don't trust established review sources more.
