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Ever since its release back in July of 2015, Rocket League has been incredibly popular among many gamers.  The developers, Psyonix Studios, have worked hard to improve the game and expand the playerbase. The fast paced soccer spin-off game has maintained a steady viewership on the popular streaming site Twitch.tv and created a solid esports scene for itself. So clearly. the possibility of the Nintendo Switch getting a port could be a boon to the new console.

In an interview with IGN, Psyonix Studios’ Vice President Jeremy Dunham said that the studio is currently determining whether or not the game is viable to be brought to the Switch. Psyonix doesn’t just want to port the game for the sake of increasing sales. They are considering whether the technical limitations of the console are too significant and if the community has a large enough demand for the port.

“We’re looking to see how it would benefit the community as a whole. So we’re still in that evaluation phase. It’s definitely too early to say that it wouldn’t happen, but it’s also definitely too early to say that it would.” Dunham said.

Of course, the major selling point of any game coming to the Switch is the portability the console provides. However, this does conflict with the nature of most competitive online games. This is more than likely on Psyonix’s mind as they consider the game’s potential on the Switch. That being said, the Switch’s limited library of games certainly has room for the port. With only a few competitive games in the works for the console, Rocket League could be the game that many Switch owners would love to have.

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Dead Cells is assisting Konami with the PS5 release of Castlevania

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Dead Cells’ Return to Castlevania expansion, which came out a few weeks ago and is really good, is a great way to relive your childhood and enjoy a nostalgic distraction. A native PS5 physical release of the game is in the works, and it looks like we’ll be getting a bundle with both versions of the game.

Gematsu found a listing for “Dead Cells: Return to Castlevania Edition” on the ESRB website. It was rated T for Teen, which suggests that an announcement is coming soon.

After its initial 2018 release on PS4 to widespread acclaim, Dead Cells has received a steady stream of updates, and we think a bundled SKU including DualSense support and all the other PS5 bells and whistles would be awesome. What do you think of Return to Castlevania if you’ve been playing it?

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Update to Dying Light 2’s Combat System and Transmogrification Features Set for April 20

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The next update for Dying Light 2 will release on April 20 for PS5 and PS4, and it will include improvements to the game’s brutal combat system, among other things.
Techland, the company that made the game, says that the changes coming to the combat system will be “significant” and will make the already “brutal” combat even worse.A transmogrification system is also being added, which will give players more control over how their avatars look without sacrificing gameplay depth, which is always important.
How do you feel about these unexpected improvements for Dying Light 2?

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Due to the disruption, the PS5 free trial for Marvel’s Midnight Suns has been extended

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Is Marvel’s Midnight Suns on the PlayStation 5 your curios? Over the weekend, anyone who wanted to could try out the tactical superhero game for free. Unfortunately, due to a few mistakes, it hasn’t been helping everyone. The good news is that this hiccup has been fixed, and the trial has been extended to make up for lost time:

As a result, until Thursday, March 30th, all PS5 owners can enjoy the game at no cost. You’ll have plenty of time to check it out after that.

Firaxis’ Marvel’s Midnight Suns gives familiar heroes and villains a fresh spin through the use of turn-based strategy and role-playing game elements. You’ll be able to hang out with Marvel’s Blade, Captain Marvel, and Wolverine when you’re not engaged in tactical battles. The game has its own style and is fun to play.

It’s also important to note that PS Plus Premium members can play the game for two hours for free. That’s why it’s not the end of the world if you can’t take advantage of this protracted trial period.

Will you be using this demo to check out Marvel’s Midnight Suns on the PS5?

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