Capcom announces a permanent price reduction for Monster Hunter Wilds starting August 4, alongside new DLC bundles including the Gold Edition and Cosmetic Collections, catering to Nintendo Switch 2 players. The move follows the game's Switch 2 announcement in June 2025. Fans react positively, though some critique the continued use of vouchers for character customization.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 1 and 2 have made their way to PS5, offering enhanced gameplay experiences. However, fans eager for the full package will need to pay extra for DLC content. This move may impact player expectations for retro Call of Duty releases on next-gen consoles.
Dead or Alive 6 Last Round has been met with overwhelmingly negative reviews on Steam, with only 23% of players recommending the game due to persistent bugs, missing features, and a controversial DLC rebuy policy. The $40 re-release offers minimal updates, infuriating veterans who must repurchase previously owned content, including Mai Shiranui and Kula Diamond at an increased price. Critics and players alike call it a "shameful" cash grab.
Dead or Alive 6 has been delisted in favor of Dead or Alive 6 Last Round, which boasts a 70% negative Steam rating due to its barebones upgrades, expensive DLC, and lack of meaningful improvements. The original game, still positively received at 70% positive, is no longer available for purchase. Players are outraged, feeling the franchise is being exploited for its fan service.
Amazon has discounted $10 Nintendo eShop Gift Cards to $8.98, offering 10% off ahead of Prime Day 2026. These gift cards can be used on games, DLC, Nintendo Switch Online, and in-game currency for both Nintendo Switch and Switch 2. Buyers can purchase up to two gift cards per order.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 1 and 2 are set for July release on PS4 and PS5, but potential pricing based on Xbox updates has fans alarmed. With each game listed at $39.99 and additional costs for DLC and season passes, the total could reach $140 for the full package. Players are criticizing the strategy, feeling the old games, with no announced enhancements, are overpriced.
Disney Dreamlight Valley's 2026 Summer Showcase revealed the Honeyglow Woods Adventure Pack, celebrating Winnie-the-Pooh's 100th anniversary, alongside a new beekeeping feature, Pooh Sticks minigame, and a roadmap including Ralph's arrival and two free updates. The Honeyglow Woods DLC launches July 8, priced at $16.99, with a base game bundle for $49.99. This shift in strategy with "adventure packs" promises more frequent, smaller expansions between major updates.
Mario Kart World, bundled with many Nintendo Switch 2 consoles, has seen no major DLC in its first year, sparking fan disappointment. Despite having the largest install base on the platform, the game's open world is criticized for feeling dull, with fans and critics alike questioning Nintendo's complacency. The community suggests various content additions, from new challenges to split-screen online progression, to revitalize the game.
Pokémon Pokopia's upcoming free DLC, set to release in August 2026, introduces underwater exploration with Ditto's new Dive move and water-themed decorations, mirroring key aspects of the anticipated Pokémon Winds and Waves, slated for 2027. This update not only enhances gameplay but also serves as a preview of what's to come in Winds and Waves. Players can expect a significant boost in creative possibilities, especially with the new underwater features.
Discover how The Witcher 3's acclaimed Blood and Wine expansion was once slated to be named 'Passion of the Wolf'. This surprising revelation sheds light on the development stages of one of gaming's most beloved DLCs. The switch from 'Passion of the Wolf' to Blood and Wine reflects the expansion's thematic depth.
