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The gaming landscape is experiencing a seismic shift as Nintendo's Switch 2 breaks all-time US hardware sales records while Sony and Microsoft grapple with their own gaming futures.
This episode dives deep into what's working and what's not in today's gaming market. RGT shares his completion of GTA 4, marveling at how a 17-year-old game still delivers unmatched city detail and immersion that many modern titles can't replicate. Meanwhile, George finds himself surprisingly immersed in Cyberpunk 2077 on Switch 2, describing an almost VR-like experience in handheld mode.
The conversation shifts to industry strategy as we examine Sony's candid reflection on Concord's catastrophic failure - pulled from sale in under a month - while they simultaneously double down on their commitment to live service games. Is PlayStation losing sight of what made them successful? Equally fascinating is the speculation around Xbox potentially shifting away from traditional console hardware, though executives insist there's at least one more generation coming.
RGT introduces another Hidden Gem worth your attention: Cygni All Guns Blazing, a vertical shooter that innovates on the classic shmup formula with twin-stick mechanics and risk/reward shield dynamics. At just £15-20, it offers exceptional value for fans of the genre.
The episode wraps with a deep dive into Nintendo's record-breaking Switch 2 launch, which has outsold even the PS4's previous record with over 1.1 million units sold in its first weekend. With 79% of buyers also purchasing Mario Kart World, Nintendo's strategy of focusing on accessible, portable gaming experiences appears to be paying dividends while their competitors struggle to find their footing.
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