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The Tomorrow Children: Phoenix Edition (September 6) Format: PS4

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What remains to be seen, however, is how many players will be happy to fork out full price (for the third time, for some) for a prettier version of a game whose remaster is already available as part of the PS Plus Collection.

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It may be a bold move to release a remake of a game that’s already been remastered, but there’s no denying that this further enhanced take on The Last of Us is more detailed than the PS3 and PS4 versions. The Last of Us Part I (September 2) Format: PS5 Reception has been mixed, with many claiming it looks a little on the basic side, but the proof is always in the playing so it remains to be seen whether it will deliver a solid Lord of the Rings experience. Precious little (ahem) gameplay has been seen of this game so far, with the exception of a recently published 90-second trailer.

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The upcoming Re-Pac remake should hopefully provide a nice nostalgia hit to those who remember the original fondly, even if Ms Pac-Man has to sit it out this time.Ģ022 Games: September releases The Lord of the Rings: Gollum (September 1) Formats: PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, Xbox One, PC The original Pac-Man World may not have been the greatest game ever made, but a generation of players grew up with this 3D platformer very much forming part of their childhoods. Pac-Man World Re-Pac (August 26) Formats: PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch, PS4, Xbox One, PC The reboot appears to capture the anarchic fun of the original, while leaving behind crude humour Given that the recently released Boss Creator demo lets players create gleefully ridiculous protagonists for the game, however, it doesn’t appear that these criticisms will be entirely accurate when we get our hands on the finished product. Saints Row (August 23) Formats: PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, Xbox One, PCĪ lot has been said about Volition’s decision to reboot Saints Row, with many knee-jerk reactionaries online claiming that the game may lose some of its identity.

Madden himself will grace the game’s cover for the first time since the 2000 instalment, marking the legacy of a man whose name became synonymous with EA Sports’ much-loved American football franchise. The 34th annual entry in the Madden series will be a more poignant affair, given that the series’ namesake John Madden passed away in December 2021. Madden NFL 23 (August 19) Formats: PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, Xbox One, PC Its arrival on PC in August, though, will be a massive step forwards in PlayStation’s plans to bring some of its best console titles to the PC, especially because this is the first time it’s doing so with a PS5 exclusive. Unlike most of the games on this list which are awaiting their debut releases, we already know for a fact that Marvel’s Spider-Man is an incredible video game. Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered (PC) (August 12) Format: PC Sega's next comedy sim builds on what made Two Point Hospital so enjoyable And from what we’ve played so far, it appears that this confidence could be warranted. That Xenoblade Chronicles 3 was originally supposed to release in September but will now come two months earlier instead, speaks volumes of Nintendo’s confidence in the title. It’s rare, especially in the COVID-19 era, for a game to not only survive any potential delays but to actually have its release date brought forward. Xenoblade Chronicles 3 (July 29) Format: Switch However, given how impressive this new take looks, it’s clear that a lot of work has gone into making sure that the game’s second lease of life will be a greater success than the first time around. Of all the ’90s-era RPGs that could have been given the remake treatment, it’s fair to say that Live a Live – which sold poorly in Japan and was only met with a lukewarm reception there at the time – probably wasn’t high on most players’ wishlists.

This follow-up adds another 32 games, meaning anyone with an interest in Capcom’s coin-op heritage will find themselves with a hefty chunk of the company’s past output if they buy both titles. The first Capcom Arcade Stadium was released in 2021 and included 32 classic Capcom arcade titles. It may not be the most original idea, given that Forza Horizon 3 also had a Hot Wheels DLC expansion, but given that this was one of the best expansions released in the series history, we’re more than happy to kick its tyres once again.Ĭapcom Arcade 2nd Stadium (July 22) Formats: Xbox One, PS4, Switch, PC The first official expansion pack for Forza Horizon 5 brings the world of Hot Wheels to the game’s Mexican environment. We've got a really good feline about Annapurna's next titleįorza Horizon 5: Hot Wheels (July 19) Formats: Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PC

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