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Shigeru Miyamoto was “pleased” to sell the original Nintendo Switch for 8 years as “customers aren’t always looking for the best specs”
Nintendo veteran Shigeru Miyamoto said he was pleased that the original Nintendo Switch remained on sale for eight years, arguing that consumers do not necessarily prioritise the most powerful hardware. His comments underline Nintendo’s longstanding strategy of focusing on accessible play experiences and distinctive software rather than competing directly on technical specifications. The Switch launched…
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SUFC News: Matondo transfer latest after absence as Blades eye another ex-loan star – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United’s transfer coverage focuses on Rabbi Matondo after his absence raised questions about his immediate future. The report also says the Blades are considering another player who has previously spent time at the club on loan, underlining their search for reinforcements. No completed deal or financial terms are indicated in the available material. The…
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Xbox outage leaves many gamers in the dark, but Microsoft is aware of the issue
Xbox suffered a widespread outage on Monday morning, leaving many players unable to access their accounts, games and other services. The disruption affects core functions including Account and Profile, Store and Subscriptions, Games and Gaming, and Apps and Mobile, meaning some users cannot even launch games they own outright and would normally play offline. Microsoft…
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Pavement Play “Greenlander” For The First Time In 34 Years
Pavement performed “Greenlander” live for the first time in 34 years during a show at Cleveland’s Agora Ballroom, part of a short US tour marking a continued small-scale reunion for the band. The song, a rarity originally recorded as an outtake from their 1992 Watery, Domestic EP, had not been played on stage since its…
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The Best Way To Remake More Final Fantasy Games Is Staring Square Enix In The Face
GameSpot argues that Square Enix could remake further Final Fantasy titles more effectively in its HD-2D visual style, rather than following the large-scale, multi-part approach used for Final Fantasy VII Remake. The suggestion matters because fans are already discussing possible remakes after the VII trilogy concludes, while the publisher must balance nostalgia, production scale and…
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Bon Jovi and Bruce Springsteen Deliver an Encore for the Ages With Surprise Two-Song MSG Performance
Jon Bon Jovi returned to the stage at New York’s Madison Square Garden on Sunday, just days after cutting a show short due to voice trouble that a spokesperson attributed to a sinus infection. His comeback proved memorable, as he brought out fellow New Jersey rocker Bruce Springsteen for a surprise two-song encore, delighting a…
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Kevin Feige “got chills” when Ryan Coogler called him about casting David Jonsson as the new Black Panther: “I got a little welled-up and said ‘Let’s do it’”
Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige has revealed his emotional reaction to learning that actor David Jonsson would take on the mantle of the new Black Panther, in a role that is not a recast of the late Chadwick Boseman’s T’Challa. Feige said he “got chills” when director Ryan Coogler phoned him with the casting news,…
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Former BURY YOUR DEAD Guitarist ERIC ELLIS Returns With His New Band ELLIS
Former BURY YOUR DEAD guitarist Eric Ellis has returned to music after more than a decade away, launching a new band called ELLIS and releasing a music video for the track “Manners”. His disappearance from the metal scene followed a 2012 conviction and 20-year federal prison sentence for conspiracy and RICO Act violations linked to…
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Jackson Koivun arrives in style, Lucas Glover takes off his shoes, and the greatest golf dad moment
This piece is the return of “Par Talk”, a weekly golf column from OutKick, after its author took a month-long hiatus for paternity leave following the birth of his second child. The article catches readers up on notable happenings in the golf world during the break, framing itself as a light-hearted personal and sporting recap…