This morning’s BBC Breakfast segment aimed to celebrate the resurgence of retro gaming but instead became a focal point for ridicule due to a glaring mistake: an NES cartridge was found jammed inside a Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). This blunder not only sparked disbelief among viewers but also ignited a wave of humor across social media, showcasing how a simple oversight can overshadow an entire broadcast dedicated to nostalgia and gaming culture.

In an unexpected move, the PS5 has welcomed the arrival of the 2021 Nintendo Switch exclusive, Worlds End Club. This action-adventure puzzle game, developed by Too Kyo Games and directed by Danganronpa creator Kazutaka Kodaka, is now available for download on the PS Store for $24.99. The absence of a PS4 version raises questions among fans, but the excitement surrounding this surprise release is palpable. Worlds End Club takes players on a thrilling journey with a group of Tokyo school children who find themselves trapped in an abandoned underwater theme park after a mysterious accident.

The ongoing saga of Subnautica 2 has taken a dramatic turn as former developers initiate legal action against Krafton, the game’s publisher. This conflict stems from accusations of abandonment and betrayal, following the unexpected departure of key leadership from Unknown Worlds, the studio behind the beloved underwater exploration franchise. As the game faces delays, the tension between the former team and Krafton raises questions about the future of this highly anticipated sequel.