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Tea

21 May at 13:14

Hey all - Good news - Cyberpunk 2077 Ultimate Edition Nintendo Switch 2 has dropped in price. Existing orders will be credited accordingly

HaseoVII

20 May at 19:08

@Tea Awesome ty ty

Tea

20 May at 17:02

@Haseo - Just awaiting the UK Listing details - but once available we will

HaseoVII

20 May at 16:46

@Tea Howdy, just wanted to ask if you guys will be getting The Legend of Heroes: Trails Beyond the Horizon up for pre order for PS5 sometime?

Tea

20 May at 10:55

Heads up Guys - Death Stranding 2 Controller pre-orders go live this Thursday 10AM

ElderofSmoke

20 May at 7:34

@Tea, it sounds like a solid workaround and nudging one in the right direction.

I think what also contributes to my initial post is that there are so many games this generation year after year delivering AAA and even AA titles that excels. I think in the long run console gaming, or even just the games, is getting pretty expensive. This generation already saw what the market is doing with price hikes a year after launching base models. This in itself doesn’t make software any less expensive . Nintendo made a benchmark on new titles by charging $80 a game. The rest will follow suit.

My objective opinion is that we can already see what the next generation is going to offer in terms of hardware. Example, the price tag of the PS5 Pro is the next benchmark for the PS6 base model. Sustainable? Is it still following the cheapest way of getting to game? Philosophy one-o-one.

Tea

19 May at 15:30

i get it too tbh - remedy it with 2 things.

1. A genuine break from games (read/ hike/ tv series etc.)

or

2. Select a completely random game I usually wouldn't play , and give that a go~

Those two get me gaming again!

KnightFall500

19 May at 8:22

Gaming fatigue is for noobs

Gamer 4 Life!
But yea, adult responsibilities can get in the way.

ElderofSmoke

19 May at 6:50

Goooooood mornin’ NexusHub (que Good Morning Vietnam soundtrack),

Do you ever experience gaming fatigue? It’s a phase now and again talking with respects to myself. I’m just wondering if it is a reality to feel this way. I mean, I’ll never give up on my most favorite art medium, sometimes I just manage to take a breather - of courselife happens in between and gaming would never be the same since you hit the adult world full of responsibilities.

KnightFall500

15 May at 10:22

LOL

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GTA 6 Trailer 2 Was ‘Equal Parts Gameplay and Cutscenes’ Says Rockstar Games

by Sam Aberdeen on 08 May, 2025

Rockstar Games recently released the second trailer for Grand Theft Auto 6, which was primarily focused on protagonists Lucia Caminos and Jason Duval. As expected, the trailer quickly climbed to become one of the most watched video game trailers ever, currently sitting at 83 million views on YouTube in just a day. However, many wondered if what they were seeing in the GTA 6 footage was all cutscenes or also a bit of gameplay sprinkled in. Rockstar has confirmed that it was a mix of both.

“Grand Theft Auto 6 Trailer 2 was captured entirely in-game from a PlayStation 5, comprised of equal parts gameplay and cutscenes,” said Rockstar Games in a post on X yesterday. Interestingly, all the footage shown was running on a base PS5 (no mention of PS5 Pro), which is insanely impressive considering how stunning the visuals look.

It’s difficult to discern what exactly is gameplay and what’s a cutscene in the trailer – that says a lot about the kind of polished experience we’re in for from Rockstar. That said, it might be a while until we actually get to see some concrete gameplay. GTA 6 was recently pushed out of its fall 2025 window and delayed to May 2026. On the bright side, at least we got an official release date, though it’s not the one players might’ve been expecting.

Rockstar Games stated that it will use that extra development time to work on GTA 6, smoothing out bugs and testing it so that it’s ready for launch. If it aims to bring the quality of the game up to the studio’s usual standards (while avoiding crunch), it can only be a good thing.

GTA 6 launches on 26 May 2026 for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. As of writing, there’s no word yet on when players can expect a PC release of the game but some speculate that, thanks to the delay, it might arrive much sooner rather than later.