The industria gaming It is gradually recovering from the restrictions due to the pandemic that affected it for more than 2 years, and now, in this coming month of June 2022, new releases that promise to increase the quality of all popular platforms. Get to know here the best titles that will arrive for PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, PC, Android e iOS.
Los video game they’re a nimble industry that’s hungry for innovation, but like other markets, like consumer tech, they also have some key times to introduce what’s new from their developer community. They are coming in June new releases that promise to give more shape to the current generation of consoles —with PS5 y Xbox Series X—, as well as raising the graphic fence more than the rest of the decade.
June is also the month of events and, although the traditional E3 was already canceled months ago, there is now a whole new generation of online and blended conferences such as the Summer Game Festand the well-known Direct Play and State of Play from Nintendo y PlayStationrespectively.
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Video games debuting in June 2022
A few hours before the start of the sixth month of this year, we present a list with the most famous releases, on all known platforms (PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch, PC, Android e iOS).
1. Diablo Immortal (Android e iOS)
This controversial video game was the cause of one of Blizzard’s setbacks 3 years ago, with which a whole dark time began for the company and that, in a certain way, has led to the acquisition of Microsoft. The game was announced when everyone was waiting for a fourth installment for PC of the popular Diablo saga; however, a lot of time has passed since then and there is still hope that it will be a great experience.
- Release: June 2, 2022
2. Mario Strikers: Battle League (Nintendo Switch)
This popular sequel promises to be one of the strongest releases on the Nintendo Switch. It has already received praise in the pre-release reviews and we must say that it has a high bar for the great quality of Super Mario Strikerz (Gamecube) and its successors. In case you don’t remember, it’s a frenetic soccer game with the cute characters from Super Mario Bros.
- Release: June 10, 2022
3. Sonic Origins (PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, PC)
The popular blue hedgehog is at a great moment of popularity thanks to the premiere of his second film. Despite this, this particular title was not exempt from controversy due to its pre-sale season that was confusing for many users. In itself, it is a collection of many of the Sonic The Hedgehog Classics and a way for the little ones to know their legacy in the history of SEGA.
- Release: June 23, 2022
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4. Redout 2 (PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, PC)
If you ever played famous WipeOut, then you can’t miss this sequel to the popular RedOut. It is an arcade-style racing game, with vehicles at full speed and circuits full of lights and colourful, futuristic environments full of science fiction. The trailers have fallen in love with the old audience who are waiting for more F-Zero style games, and it is expected that this will be a great incentive for them.
- Release: June 16, 2022
5. Capcom Fighting Collection (PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, PC)
As if that weren’t enough of classic experiences, this June will also see the premiere of a new collection from Capcom. It is precisely regarding Capcom Fighting Collection, a compilation of some of the best arcade fighting games from the Street Fighter, Darkstalkers, Cyberbots and Red Earth sagas (only first version for consoles). Like the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection, this title will also offer online play.
- Release: June 24, 2022
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Reggie: “Nintendo America and Europe tried to educate Japan regarding online gaming”
In a recent interview for the GeekWire podcast —and to promote his next book—, Reggie was asked if he felt any kind of remorse or if he learned any lessons from Nintendo’s decision not to contemplate online play as quickly as PlayStation and Xbox did.
The businessman answered the following: “I am going to answer the question from two points of view. First, the business philosophy of Nintendo It has always been regarding doing things differently, innovating in a way that shows the strength of the company instead of playing with the strength of others”, he says. “And so, for example, when it came to multiplayer, Nintendo really excelled at what we internally called ‘sofa sets‘ (couch gaming), which is sitting next to someone and enjoying Mario Kart, Wii Sports, etc. That in-person multiplayer really was a place where the company excelled, and that’s where it put a tremendous amount of focus.”
“To do online multiplayer, the company really needed to think regarding what is the new type of game, what are the different types of experiences that we are going to need to create to excel in that form of game now. And honestly, it took the company a while to think regarding that (…) I would say that the core success started with their taking Smash Bros, a key franchise for them. The online one worked exceptionally well, then came a shooter (Splatoon) and etc”.
“The second thing to highlight —he continued— are the cultural differences. Nintendo did not see a great opportunity in online. It was an area where America and Europe were constantly trying to educate Japan (Nintendo subsidiaries) regarding the importance of online gaming and investing in infrastructure (…) This is where Microsoft invested so significantly, and made online gaming their competitive advantage”.
