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Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown frame rate resolution

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is almost here, and we’ve got insight into the game’s frame rate, resolution, and more courtesy of a technical analysis from Digital Foundry.

The easiest way to break everything down here is that the Switch version turned out very well. Both frame rate (during gameplay) and resolution max out what’s possible on the system.

Prince of Persia The Lost Crown 2D Rayman

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown director Mounir Radi has given more insight into the game, including how it wasn’t originally 2D.

Speaking with Game Informer for its most recent issue, Radi said:

Prince of Persia The Lost Crown demo story

December 7: Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown just appeared at The Game Awards 2023 with a brand new trailer showing the game’s story and confirming a demo. Fans will have an opportunity to try it out early when the trial launches on January 11.

For those that need a refresher, here’s an overview of the game:

Brawlhalla SpongeBob SquarePants

Brawlhalla is still going strong several years after its debut, and the game has now revealed its latest collaboration that will see SpongeBob SquarePants entering the fray.

SpongeBob himself is here along with Sandy and Patrick. We don’t have all of the details just yet, but a trailer came in just a short while ago that gives a first look at the partnership.

Beyond Good & Evil 20th Anniversary Edition screenshots

After it was first leaked at the end of August, Beyond Good & Evil: 20th Anniversary Edition has now come back into the spotlight with first details and screenshots.

The game could be dropping on Switch very soon as a listing has now appeared on the Xbox store page. The description mentions that it’ll include “improved graphics, controls, and audio, along with brand-new autosave and cross-save features.”

Just Dance 2024 song list

Ubisoft has come forward with the full Just Dance 2024 Edition song list. This information is shared as the game launches on Switch and other platforms today.

Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope Rayman interview DLC

We’ve been sharing excerpts from our recent Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope interview with creative director Davide Soliani, but we wanted to publish our full discussion which contains some extras.

Soliani shared a lot of insight about bringing back Rayman for the game’s final DLC, Rayman in the Phantom Show. He also spoke to us about interest in continuing the franchise in the future, though it’s too early to say anything at present.

Here’s our full discussion: 

Mario Rabbids Sparks of Hope DLC Rayman playable Mario

Mario was obviously a big part of the main experience of Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope, but he actually wasn’t playable in the big Rayman DLC. Instead it was Rabbid Mario and Rabbid Peach that rounded out the lineup.

Speaking with Nintendo Everything, creative director Davide Soliani explained how the playable characters were decided.  Soliani noted that that the Rabbids and Rayman compliment each other well in terms of comedy. Additionally, “Rayman was only a guest because otherwise it would have been like two IPs packed together, an existing one.”

Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope playable Rosalina

Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope features Rabbid Rosalina as a playable character, but not Rosalina herself. Creative director Davide Soliani explained the decision in a recent interview with Nintendo Everything.

Soliani revealed to us that the team did consider having her be playable. However, the decision ultimately came down to two key factors. The first aspect is that Rosalina is quite tall, and that could have been an issue with gameplay. Also, as we’ve seen in Nintendo’s own games, she’s simply “too powerful.”

Yet another crossover has landed in Brawlhalla, with the game teaming up with Bandai Namco’s fighting franchise Tekken.

Devil Jin, Nina Williams, and Yoshimitsu are here. They mirror the abilities of Zariel, Lucien, and Jiro respectively. Signature FX, lock-in animations, and dedicated roster spots are a part of the collaboration.

These characters aren’t all there is though. Also available is a new Buddy Emote – Tekken Arcade Cabinet, a KO Effect featuring Panda, six Avatars, and five Emoji Skins featuring more characters like Heihachi Mishima, King, and Ling Xiaoyu.


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