In the news section we have .hack//ZERO, a delivery that restarts the saga, and Layers of Fear 3, while Avowed is now available on PS5 and Xenoblade Chronicles X has arrived on Switch 2 with a paid update. You also have to check out to play Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen on Switch. Neither more nor less than 19.99 euros for each title. In addition, we have commented on the 10 million copies that the Nioh and NieR: Automata saga have sold. This second title seems to have a sequel.
In technology we have the announcement of the Google Pixel 10a, a mobile phone whose technical data sheet can be confused with that of the Pixel 9a, and Valve's notice about the possibility of the Steam Deck OLED being temporarily sold out due to a shortage of RAM. Finally, LaLiga and Telefónica have announced with great fanfare that Nord VPN and ProtonVPN must block IPs that broadcast pirated football in the same way that operators do.
Nintendo
Xbox
- Kingdom Come: Deliverance II and The Witcher III lead the new wave of games for Game Pass.
- Avowed celebrates its first anniversary by releasing a PS5 version and a big update.
- Todd Howard says Bethesda is focused on The Elder Scrolls VI and rules out Starfield 2.0.
- Phil Spencer, CEO of Microsoft Gaming, is retiring.
PlayStation
- Bungie delays the release of the Shadow and Order update for Destiny 2 by three months.
- Rager is coming to PS VR2 on March 5.
- The BMX Streets simulator available for PS5.
- Sony closes Bluepoint Games, the team responsible for the remake of Demon's Souls and Shadow of the Colossus.
PC/mobile
Multiplatform
Technology/Internet
- Steam Deck OLED may «temporarily run out» due to RAM shortage.
- LaLiga and Telefónica get Nord VPN and ProtonVPN to submit to their IP blocking.
- The continuing Google Pixel 10a becomes official with the same chipset as the Pixel 9a and almost without major changes.