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Is Mario Kart World Worth Buying on Switch 2?
With the launch of Nintendo’s Switch 2, one game stands out as a major system seller: Mario Kart World. As the newest entry in Nintendo’s legendary racing franchise, Mario Kart World aims to move the series forward while still keeping the fun, accessible gameplay fans love. But is it really worth buying on Switch 2, especially if you already own Mario Kart 8 Deluxe? In this full SEO-focused review, we’ll break down gameplay, features, performance, and who the game is best for.
By Games Mode On2 months ago in Gamers
What Would Seasonal Tarkov Characters Look Like?
(Intro) Now that Tarkov is past its official launch, we have the full game in front of us. From here, we don’t really know much about the future of the game regarding additional content, expansions, DLCs, and anything else BSG would want to add to the game. With the exception of expanding scavs in some capacity down the line, you either play online with the PvP version of Tarkov or go against full AI enemies by yourself or with friends in PvE. And from the sounds of things, PvE is more popular than anyone anticipated it being. But what about an optional third way to play the game that has been mentioned on more than one occasion by Nikita for years now? Seasonal characters; similar to what something like Diablo or Path of Exile do where every so often your character that is on those servers will wipe consistently, meaning everyone will always be reset at the same time regardless of how deep into the game’s progression you are. We are unsure if this is still even on the table for Tarkov, but I think just the idea alone is interesting enough to be worthy of a conversation. So, let’s talk about seasonal characters in EFT; how would they work, whether or not they would be popular, would the behave any differently than how the game works currently and whether they are still even going to happen for Tarkov. We’re so used to wipes with this game and seasonal characters could be the answer for those who are still interested in resetting a couple of times a year.
By Jirasu2 months ago in Gamers
Tarkov’s Full Release – 30 Days Later
(Intro) We have now crossed the thirty-day mark on the full release of Tarkov 1.0. And over the last year or so with any large change to the game, I like to come back after about a month or so has passed and reflect on what it’s been like, have the changes felt substantial to the game’s core loop and whether or not it was worth the wait. And while some of the additions have been incredibly interesting to experience and see come to fruition, it isn’t that the things added were bad per say; it’s that at least speaking only for myself, I was expecting a little more. More of the little changes; touch ups here and there, polishing up some of the mess that was left behind. But sadly, we haven’t quite gotten there yet. But we’re getting ahead of ourselves, let’s have a conversation about 1.0 and how after a month, it’s pretty much what I expected, even though my imagination ran wild with the prospect of 1.0 for years. The full release did what it needed to, but I wish there was more done.
By Jirasu2 months ago in Gamers
Star Wars: Dark Forces (1995)
It's no secret that first-person shooters are popular, and they've been popular for years now. While franchises like Call of Duty and Battlefield have certainly made their mark, there was one game that really kicked things into high gear. That game was, of course, 1993's Doom. Now, why is it Doom and not Wolfenstein 3D? After all, Wolfenstein 3D came out in 1992, a whole year before Doom Guy was killing demons on Mars.
By Greg Seebregts2 months ago in Gamers
LEGO Ninjago Arrives in Fortnite....
Fortnite’s universe keeps expanding, and one of the most exciting crossover ideas gaining traction in the community is LEGO Ninjago arriving in Fortnite. While Epic Games hasn’t confirmed an official Ninjago crossover yet, there’s strong fan interest supported by Fortnite’s existing LEGO integration. This article explores how a LEGO Ninjago update could influence gameplay, introduce new quests, and add themed map changes — all while staying grounded in what could realistically happen based on Fortnite’s past collaborations and design patterns. Because Fortnite increasingly blends pop culture properties with its core battle royale and creative modes, a Ninjago-themed expansion would build on the success of Fortnite’s previous LEGO modes and partnerships, offering players fresh content that’s both familiar and exciting. The core appeal of Ninjago — elemental ninja powers, mystic weapons, and martial arts flair — aligns well with Fortnite’s action gameplay, and LEGO’s block-based aesthetic has already been featured in Fortnite’s LEGO-inspired modes, demonstrating technical compatibility between the two brands.
By Games Mode On2 months ago in Gamers
Tarkov’s Quests are Overwhelming - At least to Me
(Intro) Tarkov has an insane number of quests for the player to complete. Even before the additional main story with all those new requirements to escape were added, the game had over two hundred quests of all different kinds where the player could interact with across all the maps in the game. And for the longest time, the preverbal carrot on the stick that was Tarkov’s progression was completing quests to unlock better gear at the traders. At least now, there is a true endgame to work towards that isn’t just completing everything, getting the Kappa container, or working through the available achievements in the game. Regardless of how you spend your time in EFT, this is very much a personal anecdote, but for years now I have struggled with the sheer volume of quests or tasks; whatever you want to call them and staying focused on any particular one goal. I find myself so overwhelmed sometimes with all the options at my disposal that I end up sitting at the menu, spending way too much time trying to figure out what I want to do, instead of just loading into raids and doing it. Maybe this is just a me thing; maybe there is someone else out there who feels the same way and this video can resonate with them, but if I feel completely overwhelmed by Tarkov’s tasks. Both the side quests we’ve been doing for years, and all the new story missions as well.
By Jirasu2 months ago in Gamers
Top .25 Caliber Air Rifle Pellets Ranked by Accuracy and Impact
When it comes to choosing the right ammunition, serious air rifle users understand that not all pellets are created equal. The .25 caliber category is known for its balance of stopping power and precision, making it a favored choice for both target shooting and small game hunting. With a wide variety of designs, weights, and ballistic profiles available, selecting the best .25 caliber pellets requires attention to both accuracy and on-target impact. The following ranking focuses on product specifications and real-world performance to help identify the best .25 caliber pellets currently available.
By Brandon Honey2 months ago in Gamers
Call of Juarez: A Good Western Experience
The early 2000s were a good time for videogames, with games like Hitman and Splinter Cell changing the landscape of the medium. One series that really took off was, of course, the Call of Duty series. The third entry in the CoD series was quite successful, but it wasn't as successful as the other, similar titles that were on the market at the time.
By Greg Seebregts2 months ago in Gamers
Japan vs Mexico: Which Is the Better Open World for Forza?
Forza Horizon has become one of the most popular open-world racing franchises thanks to its diverse maps, stunning visuals, and dynamic festivals. With Forza Horizon 5 set in Mexico and rumours heavily suggesting that Forza Horizon 6 may take players to Japan, the community constantly debates which location is truly the better fit for an open-world racing experience. Both regions offer unique landscapes, rich cultures, and iconic driving environments, but each delivers something fundamentally different. In this comprehensive comparison, we explore Japan vs Mexico in terms of map diversity, driving style, street racing culture, biomes, city design, photomode potential, and how each setting shapes the overall Horizon experience.
By Games Mode On2 months ago in Gamers
MarvelBlade Game Preview: Graphics, Storyline, Combat Style & Official Updates
Marvel’s Blade is officially returning as a video game, developed by Arkane Lyon, the studio behind Dishonored and DEATHLOOP, and published by Bethesda Softworks in collaboration with Marvel Games. The project was officially revealed at The Game Awards in 2023 and immediately drew attention due to the character’s dark, mature themes and Arkane Lyon’s reputation for immersive, story-driven experiences. The developers describe the game as a mature, single-player, third-person action-adventure, marking a new approach for the studio, which is historically known for first-person immersive games.
By Games Mode On2 months ago in Gamers
Dread Head Parkour – The Ultimate Urban Running Adventure. AI-Generated.
If you love fast-paced games that combine energy, rhythm, and an immersive city vibe, Dread Head Parkour is one of the most enjoyable browser-based running games to try. It offers a refreshing mix of smooth controls, bright visuals, and stylish movement inspired by real-life parkour. Whether you want to relax, test your reflexes, or compete with friends for high scores, this game delivers a fun and engaging experience across both mobile and PC.
By ZUBAIR2 months ago in Gamers
Interchange Received Tarkov’s Best Expansion – Here’s Why
(Intro) Interchange finally got the expansion it desperately needed, and it feels awesome to play on. For years, this map has been boiled down to essentially one focal point on the map with not much else going on for it. Granted, it makes sense; the mall has tons of loot scattered throughout and within the context of the lore for EFT, it is critical to the operations of Ragman who has connections with multiple of the traders we interact with. But for a long time, it felt like Interchange was missing something; an extra layer or point of interest that could allow people to go somewhere else other than the mall if they don’t want to head straight into one of Tarkov’s largest Thunderdome's. And while the power station was another building for people to explore and I use that word loosely because it’s so small, even with the addition of the power switch and Ref locked rooms, the rest of the map felt like it was the least thought out after the main attraction was figured out. So, come summertime, when on their roadmap for this year they had an expansion to Interchange listed as one of the additions coming, I was very excited, but also mainly curious what they could possibly change on the map to give it more life and something other to do than just the mall. And luckily, the update delivered. So, let’s go over what’s new with the Interchange expansion, compare it to other maps getting larger and why this might be the best expansion when it comes to new POI’s, mechanics and bringing life back into an old map. It’s been a long time coming for Interchange, and it’s pretty much everything I wanted and then some.
By Jirasu2 months ago in Gamers