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Nintendo Switch 2 At Amazon - Console Restocks, Every Accessory You Can Buy, And More

Nintendo Switch 2 At Amazon - Console Restocks, Every Accessory You Can Buy, And More https://ift.tt/A1SGbf9 Nintendo Switch 2 Mario Kart World Bundle $500 | Available by Invitation See at Amazon Nintendo Switch 2 Console $450 | Available by Invitation See at Amazon The Nintendo Switch 2 is still available at Amazon by invitation. The Switch 2 Mario Kart Bundle ($500) and console on its own ($450) first popped up on Amazon during Prime Day, a few weeks after Amazon started carrying first-party Nintendo products for the first time in over a year. Amazon notes the Switch 2 is a "high-demand item with limited quantities." Based on our own testing, what we've seen online, and Amazon's published sales figures, "limited quantities" is relative here. Amazon says it has sold over 20,000 Mario Kart World Bundles over the past month, which is really just two weeks. While you wait for your invitation to (hopefully) arrive, you can check out Ama...
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Larian CEO Says It's Not Wizards Of The Coast's Fault It's Not Making Baldur's Gate 4

Larian CEO Says It's Not Wizards Of The Coast's Fault It's Not Making Baldur's Gate 4 https://ift.tt/AoXRUFG

Last week the head of Larian Studios Swen Vincke revealed that the studio would not be making a sequel to wildly popular RPG Baldur's Gate 3, and would also not create any DLC for the award-winning game. In response to rumors cropping up about the news, Vincke has now stated that the decision was made because it was the right one for Larian, and had nothing to do with D&D owner Wizards of the Coast.

"WOTC is not to blame for us taking a different direction," Vincke stated in a post on X (formerly Twitter). "On the contrary, they really did their best and have been a great licensor for us, letting us do our thing. This is because it's what's best for Larian."

In a thread discussing his decision last week, Vincke described it as "counter expectations," but added: "I've never been more sure about a strategy shift. This is the right thing for Larian. I understand there will be disappointment because people fell in love with what we created but it was a story with a beginning, middle and an end and it doesn't need more. The team has grown a lot during BG3 and I think you can be very excited for what that growth means for our next game."

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