There's a lot to think about, too, between balancing fuel consumption with the need to keep fighting, and weapon use with the expense of different ammo types. The player controls one ship at a time and there's a lurching momentum to it as you thrust around a 2D sky. The action itself is in real-time, and I found it exceedingly tense just to watch. Then they need to plot a course to intercept said enemy, at which point the game switches into battle mode.įor fights, you choose which of your ships to send and how to kit them out with weapons and ammo. They intercept an enemy signal, and must tune into it by twirling a knob like tuning an old radio, and they eventually reveal an enemy location. The video begins with the player scouting for a city on a map drawn in spare lines on an old computer screen. I have no particular interest in military machinery, and yet I love tiny switches with red flaps on them. Even though it would be strange to not have Nintendo share a new Direct in June, perhaps the company thinks that laying low for the time being is its best option.A lot of the game takes place in menus, but god, they're nice looking menus. As such, it seems like Nintendo's potential silence could be due to the fact that the company is preparing to show off its next hardware that will succeed the Switch in the coming months. Previously, reports earlier in 2023 indicated that The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom would be one of the final big releases from Nintendo on the Switch. For Nintendo, though, Robinson briefly stated that he doesn't believe the Japanese video game publisher will be highlighting anything in the coming month.īased on what we've heard in the past, this new information from Robinson shouldn't come as much of a surprise. Speaking about what presentations were on the horizon on social media, Robinson said that he has heard PlayStation will be having its next big showcase in either late May or early June. According to reporter Andy Robinson, it currently seems like Nintendo isn't poised to do "anything" over the next month.
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