Following the Marathon Server Slam, feedback is flowing wide and free across the internet. One of the more prominent areas of discussion is focused on the game's readability: how easy it is to digest information you're given on one of its various menus. Or, as its been so succinctly dubbed by some: 'Fontslop'.
Microsoft has announced the Xbox Game Pass titles for March and it's a bumper month. The headline additions are Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, Cyberpunk 2077, Hollow Knight: Silksong (for Game Pass Ultimate) and Planet of Lana 2.
Bungie has released new information about the seasonal format of Marathon, as it nears its 5th March release date. These seasons, free to all players and roughly three months long, will result in the game feeling "meaningfully different", according to today's press blast. The game retails for $39.99 / €39.99 / £34.99 for the base edition, so I'm quite glad to hear that the Seasonal updates - for now, at least - aren't going to require added purchases.
Nintendo is just dropping news and updates on us non-stop since the year started, and now we've got a first look at what's coming to the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack sub offerings in March.
Marathon's moment of truth is almost here, and following a convincing Server Slam test, chatter around Bungie's latest game has seemingly turned a corner. Something that surely won't be disappointing those jumping in is the game's unique audiovisual sauce, and the cinematic music video that's arrived alongside the game's release times is a stunner, doubling down on its unique art style.
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