The recent launch of MindsEye has cast a shadow over IO Interactive’s future in game publishing, raising questions about whether the company will continue to support other studios. Despite the initial excitement surrounding the debut title from Build a Rocket Boy, the game suffered a disastrous release marred by technical issues and poor reviews, leading to a Metacritic score of just 37 on PC and 28 on PS5. In an interview, IO Interactive CEO Hakan Abrak expressed disappointment over the game’s reception, emphasizing the company’s commitment to supporting developers while also acknowledging the challenges that come with publishing.

Nintendo has officially announced that Forsaken 64 will be the 40th Nintendo 64 game added to the Switch Online library, specifically within the Mature-rated app. This addition marks a significant moment for fans of retro gaming, as Forsaken 64, originally published by Acclaim in 1998, is a unique first-person shooter that offers a distinct gameplay experience unlike many of its contemporaries. Set in a futuristic world, Forsaken 64 challenges players to pilot a ship through intricate levels filled with robotic enemies.

The upcoming LEGO Pokmon sets are set to revolutionize the world of collectibles, with one of the sets reportedly costing a staggering $650 and containing 6,838 pieces. This makes it not only one of the largest LEGO builds ever but also the seventh largest in LEGO history. The collaboration between LEGO and The Pokmon Company marks a significant shift in the building block market, previously dominated by Mattel’s Mega brand.