Death Stranding creator Hideo Kojima keeps dropping hints for what is, presumably, his next game. It started with cryptic teasers asking “who am I?” on top of a photo of a person’s silhouette. Now, to clear things up, he says that “The answer to ‘WHO’ at TGS will be in the next ‘WHERE.’” Sure, now I get it. Maybe I’ll have to listen to his podcast to figure it out.
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We still have to wait a few days for the first trailer of the Super Mario Bros. Movie, which will finally be revealed on October 6th (and will hopefully include Chris Pratt’s Mario voice). But before then, Nintendo has released what appears to be the first real image from the film, which is being created in collaboration with Minions studio Illumination Entertainment. The image shows off Captain Toad, a dense version of the Mushroom Kingdom, and Mario sporting some very realistic-looking overalls.

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Sean Murray from Hello Games talks about bringing the game to the Nintendo Switch, as well as the other changes players can expect with No Man’s Sky’s big 4.0 update on October 7th
While the biggest release of the week is probably FIFA 23 — which, it should be noted, lets you play as Ted Lasso — there are also a handful of gorgeous things to watch and play. Kid Cudi’s visual album Entergalactic is on Netflix, as is the dreamy roguelike Desta: The Memories Between. And if you have an Apple Arcade subscription, the service just got the stunning adventure Gris (pictured below) which originally launched in 2018. Also: maybe don’t watch Blonde.


When Overwatch 2 launches on October 4th, it will usher in a new era for Blizzard’s online shooter: and part of that new era means the original game will no longer be playable starting on October 2nd. So if you want to get in a few more matches of Overwatch prime’s 6v6 action, there are only a handful of days left to do it.





