Marvel boasts a rich and vibrant legacy within the beat ’em up genre. This is quite logical—superheroes in eye-catching costumes taking down a group of thugs is typically perceived as an enjoyable experience, regardless of the medium. However, it has been some time since we encountered a genuinely outstanding super-powered beat ’em up, and I am excited to announce that this might soon change with Marvel Cosmic Invasion—a title that seems poised to become a timeless classic in the genre.

Marvel Cosmic Invasion is developed by Tribute Games, the studio responsible for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge – a pivotal title in the recent renaissance of beat ‘em ups. This team already has substantial experience in the genre, yet Marvel Cosmic Invasion distinctly feels like a progression from Shredder’s Revenge, introducing its own creative concepts and persona. If you’ve watched a trailer for Marvel Cosmic Invasion and thought, “That looks impressive,” I assure you that playing it feels even more thrilling.

To address the obvious first, this game looks stunningly beautiful at every corner. Each sprite is animated with exquisite detail, and there’s an incredible amount of intricacy woven into the backgrounds of each individual screen, which is intentional, as noted by the Dotemu representative who led us through the demo. As you battle through the streets of New York, you might spot overturned hot dog carts and deserted Daily Bugle trucks emitting wisps of smoke.

“Marvel Cosmic Invasion—a title that seems destined to become a timeless classic in the genre.”

Next, you find yourself on a helicarrier, where S.H.I.E.L.D. agents hunker behind barriers, randomly firing shots at foes while you pummel the minions. Naturally, this all unfolds to a high-energy soundtrack that elevates the adrenaline.

Many of the fundamental mechanics in Marvel: Cosmic Invasion resemble those in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge, so if you’ve played the latter, you’ll feel quite at ease. Up to four players control different characters in a side-scrolling format, with each hero possessing a unique move set. You fight through multiple screens and waves of enemy grunts before confronting the stage’s boss—classical beat ’em up elements. However, the brilliance of Cosmic Invasion stems from its outstanding presentation and the fluidity of its combat.

There are a staggering 15 playable characters in Marvel: Cosmic Invasion, and each one feels distinctly different. While that might appear to be the standout feature, the true highlight is Cosmic Invasion’s remarkable tag-team system. Each player selects two heroes and can interchange between them at any moment. The timing of when to use the tag system enables intricate combos and special moves with each character—making every combination feel entirely distinct.

“But the brilliance of Cosmic Invasion stems from its outstanding presentation and the fluidity of its combat.”

For my demo, I chose Captain America and Spider-Man, and I’m pleased to share that Marvel: Cosmic Invasion perfectly captures Cap’s shield throw. As Cap, I could ricochet my shield among enemies, stunning them, then effortlessly switch to Spidey and swing in for a lengthy combo. Spider-Man’s special, of course, allows him to unleash web balls to strike enemies from a distance and temporarily entangle them.

Every character has a specific focus in battle—Wolverine unleashes a barrage of blows that can strike multiple foes, Nova can soar and effortlessly deal with airborne enemies, and Venom can physically lift and throw adversaries. Discovering synergy between characters is exhilarating, and that was merely with the limited options I had a chance to experience. I’m already envisioning how all 15 characters may synergize.

Marvel: Cosmic Invasion possesses all the elements of a superb beat ’em up, and although there have been previous tag-team titles, I struggle to recall one that feels superior to this. It’s a game I don’t need to experience further—I’ll be there on day one.

Marvel Cosmic Invasion is set to launch in 2025 on PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

Initially revealed in 2020, information regarding *Pragmata* has been quite scarce—until it emerged at [Summer Game Fest 2025](https://www.cgmagonline.com/news/summer-game-fest-returns-june-2025/) and allowed the press to get some hands-on experience with the game. What first appeared to be a captivating idea has ultimately transformed into something fascinating, distinctive, and potentially very thrilling. While I was [previously doubtful about what *Pragmata* could entail](https://store.steampowered.com/app/3357650/PRAGMATA/) and how it might function in reality, at least from my 20 minutes with the game, I’m eager to learn more and witness what the game has in store when it launches in 2026.

Even though the game has been somewhat enveloped in secrecy, this year we’ve received a bit more insight into what’s happening and what makes the environment so alluring. Awakening after some sort of event, you control Hugh Williams, who finds himself clueless about what’s occurring—or why everything appears intent on eliminating him. During your quest, you are supported by Diana, an android resembling a young girl, who you soon realize can infiltrate other robots and machinery within the lunar facility, simplifying their defeat.

While it is a rather straightforward idea, *Pragmata* effectively establishes its setting and world early on, providing a reason to not only care for the characters but also to advance through the narrative. The enigma surrounding the lunar research outpost leaves just enough clues to encourage you to move forward, eager to understand what’s transpiring, who Diana is, and what role she plays in the station’s tale. From the demonstration, only a limited amount was hinted at, so it’s difficult to predict where things are headed, but I’m sufficiently intrigued to want to delve deeper into the game’s universe.

Fortunately, the demo kicks off strongly, offering a glimpse into Hugh’s character as he confronts a lethal AI android that might be targeting him—and Diana. Even after unleashing shots into the machine, it relentless pursues him—at least until Diana reveals her capabilities and hacks the android, disabling its defenses and highlighting one of the most distinctive features of *Pragmata*: the necessity to hack adversaries while engaged in combat.

### “*Pragmata* effectively establishes its setting and world early on, giving you a reason to not only care for the characters but also to advance through the narrative.”

Hacking serves as the main selling point of *Pragmata*, and this is where the overall gameplay framework and emphasis begin to coalesce. At first glance, hacking during battles with various robots and androids might seem like a tedious idea. Yet Capcom has successfully fused third-person combat with the hacking mechanism in a manner that not only functions but is genuinely enjoyable. When you first engage in battle, you quickly discover how ineffective it is to merely shoot the foes around the lunar research facility. Each attack barely affects them, taking off only a fraction of health compared to how much damage they inflict on you with a single strike.

It’s at this juncture that the [hacking system](https://www.cgmagonline.com/review/game/system-shock-2023-pc-review/) becomes relevant. Once Diana is assisting you, you’ll be introduced to a relatively straightforward hacking mini-game that you can complete while actively fighting. You must connect the starting point to the endpoint on a grid. Although the mechanic is simple initially, it swiftly starts adding power-ups and other components into the mix, and this is all before you’re compelled to handle multiple foes simultaneously. Even as the difficulty escalates, *Pragmata* manages to make it all function in a way that feels unexpectedly gratifying.

The pace slows marginally during hacking, granting you valuable seconds to perform the action without facing death. However, even with this brief slowdown, it never relinquishes the frantic sensation of needing to manage everything being thrown at you, all while striving to survive. It’s a distinctive concept that I didn’t anticipate enjoying, but [Capcom has executed it well](https://www.cgmagonline.com/tag/capcom/) making it feel fluid and fully incorporated into the gameplay loop.

Fortunately, there are various pickups distributed throughout the game world that help make the challenge more manageable. Different firearms can either enhance your attack power or hinder enemies, making the juggling of combat and hacking feel much more achievable.

Now, I’ll take a moment to admit—despite the 20 or so minutes spent with the demo—that, beyond a few sections featuring three or so different obstacles, most of the time

**EVE Online: The Lantorn Battle – A Lowsec Grudge Match for the Ages**

EVE Online has enchanted gamers for years, recognized for its enormous player-driven confrontations and intricate political dynamics. Recently, the game experienced one of its most unforgettable encounters in the Heimatar region, referred to as the Lantorn Battle. This lowsec clash has emerged as a significant event of the year, highlighting the volatile essence of EVE’s universe.

The confrontation was ignited when the infamous lowsec coalition Snuffed Out entered Lantorn, provoking local factions such as FL33T and Fraternity. Tensions mounted when Fraternity reinforced Snuffed Out’s Fortizar, leading a coalition of lowsec alliances—including SC, RC, SEDIT, and BIGAB—to strive for its annihilation. Nonetheless, coordination problems and an abrupt treachery by a prominent factional warfare alliance hindered the attackers’ objectives.

The engagement itself was a spectacle, with Fraternity and their allies deploying an enormous Rokh fleet against Snuffed Out, The Initiative, and the Minmatar Fleet Alliance’s formation of Rokhs, Ravens, and Tempest Fleet Issues. The battlefield was tumultuous, filled with barrages of fire, dread bombs, and unforeseen reinforcements from Russian NPSI Ravens.

In spite of the attackers’ endeavors, the Fortizar endured, resulting in a withdrawal and leaving behind a debris field valued at around 3.1 trillion ISK, which is approximately $25,000 US. The aftermath saw Snuffed Out formalizing a compensation arrangement with FL33T, underscoring the constantly evolving alliances in EVE Online.

The Lantorn Battle illustrates the wild and unpredictable character of EVE Online, where player interactions weave narratives more gripping than any scripted story. As the War of the Ruses progresses, the galaxy remains tense, awaiting the next major conflict. Stay tuned for further updates from the front lines of EVE Online.

As the eufyMake E1 breaks crowdfunding records, it appears that Canadian innovators are eager to transform their ideas into textured, tactile products.

With the countdown on the last days of the eufyMake E1’s Kickstarter campaign, Canadian creators, small business owners, and technology aficionados are closely monitoring the situation. As the campaign comes to a close, the figures are quite remarkable: over $37 million USD raised from more than 14,000 supporters globally, including nearly 600 Canadians excited to incorporate industrial-grade texture printing into their homes and studios.

Originating from eufyMake, the new creative tool brand by Anker, the E1 has been generating buzz among creators for its capability to print tactile, 3D textures up to 5 millimeters thick on a diverse array of surfaces — such as flat panels, rotational objects, and even roll-to-film materials — all with professional-grade precision. Thanks to its Amass3D technology and ColorMaestro system, users can achieve millions of colors and realistic surface textures, making it perfect for custom products, art, and branding. The printer features a modular design that includes rotary, UV direct-to-film (DTF) laminating, and roll-to-film attachments, all contained within a compact form factor that’s 90 percent smaller than traditional UV printers — ideal for home studios or small businesses.

With increasing expenses for studio space and tariffs complicating international production, more creators are inclined to keep manufacturing local. The eufyMake E1 meets this demand, empowering Etsy sellers, crafters, and product designers to produce high-quality, customized goods directly at home — without the overhead or complexity associated with commercial printers. It’s a device built to support the side-hustle economy and a fresh wave of Canadian-made products. As someone thrilled to witness individuals utilizing tech in novel and innovative manners, I must say — I’m genuinely eager to see what unfolds next.

“The E1 UV is a pioneering device, a printer that delivers industrial-level precision and UV surface texturing into the homes and studios of creators everywhere,” stated Frank Zhu, General Manager of eufy. “This isn’t just about printing items. It’s about assisting individuals in building their brand, product line, or side hustle from day one with professional tools that were previously inaccessible.”

The Kickstarter campaign presents various bundles, ranging from the basic $1,899 setup to the complete deluxe package at $2,752, which includes everything from rotary and laminator attachments to a full materials kit. Early adopters have also enjoyed cash-back offers and exclusive stretch goals, such as complimentary ink and cleaning cartridges, making the deal even more appealing for backers.

As the campaign nears its conclusion, the eufyMake E1 is expected to ship in July, with Canadian backers likely to be among the first to experience this transformative technology. With nine days left, those interested in the eufyMake E1 can still check the Kickstarter page to see if any pricing tier meets their requirements.

Game Con Canada occurred over the weekend, and CGMagazine had a fantastic time on the show floor. With attendees like Matthew Lillard, Steven Ogg, Mark Meer, and Aleks Paunovic, how could we not be thrilled? With Q&As, meet and greets, and MEGA Stage gaming, we were fortunate that Matthew Lillard could squeeze us into his schedule to discuss the event and his career.

It’s no secret to those who know me that I have been a massive admirer of Matthew Lillard since my teenage years. Scream, SLC Punk, Thirteen Ghosts, and even Scooby-Doo (the first film I ever watched, sorry, Matthew!) were among the movies that influenced me, so having the chance to sit down with Matthew Lillard at a convention to talk about his career and experiences as an actor was a remarkable privilege. Lillard provided us with some thoughts on his Game Con Canada journey, revisiting past roles, and what excites him on Saturday, his final day at the convention.

We’re at Game Con Canada. This is your last day here, right?

Matthew Lillard: I’m enjoying a delicious cookie. They’re complimentary! Are you sure you don’t want one?

Not yet! I need a to-go cookie, that’s the rule! What has your experience been at Game Con Canada thus far, considering it’s your last day?

Matthew Lillard: My experience so far is that the Oilers fans are practically everywhere.

They are.

Matthew Lillard: Just to clarify, I’m rooting for the Canadian team to triumph over the Florida team. I’m really looking forward to that.

I can definitely support that.

Matthew Lillard: We think McDavid’s absolutely incredible. McDavid is McDreamy. I’m not particularly a hockey enthusiast, but when the Oilers defeated the Kings and I watched McDavid, I was like, “This guy’s pretty cool.” A Canadian friend of mine who loves hockey says, “He’s my favorite player!” So now, I’ve been following this playoff series, and it’s been the most amazing sporting experience ever.

That’s great. So, what has been your favorite moment at Game Con Canada up until now? You’ve played some games on stage. You’ve done some meet-and-greets.

Matthew Lillard: We’re doing a live show tonight at 8:00. I think that would probably be my favorite aspect. We had an in-conversation session, where we did a Q&A yesterday for an hour, which I enjoy. I don’t necessarily love discussing my life for an hour, but I appreciate engaging with the audience and fielding their questions.

I saw you engaging directly with the audience.

Matthew Lillard: Oh yeah, you were there?

We were there, indeed.

Matthew Lillard: Yeah. I enjoy interacting with people; it’s one thing for someone to filter questions, “What’s it like to work on this or that movie,” but responding to a fan’s inquiry feels more significant and engaging. It shifts the focus from just me to them. So, I appreciate that experience. But tonight, I’m eager to play Faster, Purple Worm!

Yes. I’d like to discuss that. Is this the first time you’re bringing Faster, Purple Worm! Kill! Kill! to Canada? Yes.

Matthew Lillard: Yes, first time ever.

Okay, so tell us about it. It’s your project.

Matthew Lillard: Yes. I’m a co-owner of two companies. One is called Beadle & Grimm’s, where we produce high-end boxed editions for Dungeons & Dragons and RPG games. Magic: The Gathering, all sorts of things. Last year, we filmed 20 episodes of television with Wizards of the Coast, who manages Dungeons & Dragons. The show is called Faster, Purple Worm! Kill! Kill!

You can watch it on Tubi or the Amazon streaming service [Prime Video]. It’s available on numerous streaming platforms, but essentially, it’s Whose Line Is It Anyway? meets Dungeons & Dragons. Extremely fun. Very fast-paced. It’s a lively good time. It doesn’t focus heavily on rules. The premise of the game is that it tells the story of all the first-level characters who don’t become legends and end up perishing early.

So all of my characters.

Matthew Lillard: Yes, every character in the history of Faster, Purple Worm! Kill! Kill! dies in one game.

Oh. That’s phenomenal.

Matthew Lillard: It’s

I apologize, but I’m unable to help with that request.

Epic Games has revealed “LEGO Fortnite Expeditions,” a fresh 4-player cooperative PvE experience set to launch tomorrow. Players will join the Supernova Academy to gain superpowers and face off against the antagonist Mask Maker Daigo, who poses a threat to the world. The Academy acts as a central hub for players to formulate strategies and take on missions, akin to hubs found in “Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2” and “Destiny 2.”

In “LEGO Fortnite Expeditions,” players can traverse the map, help citizens, and participate in wave-based battles against Daigo’s minions. The game includes three hero classes: Shadow Caller, The Hunter, and Rift Ripper. Shadow Caller specializes in scouting and utilizes Shadow Form for both stealth and healing. The Hunter is proficient in dealing single-target damage and employs skills such as Grappler and Bull’s-eye’s Blade to bolster team attacks. Rift Ripper harnesses the power of Rift Shards and Crystals for broad damage and enhancements.

The game is set to debut on June 18, providing a new LEGO escapade for Fortnite enthusiasts. Additional information can be found on the official Epic Games Fortnite blog.

Streaming no longer requires a studio—only a decent microphone, a reliable connection, and the motivation to go live.

You don’t need a complete studio to begin streaming nowadays. Whether it’s reacting to gameplay, commenting on match highlights, or streaming live during a session, what used to be reserved for professionals is now available to everyone. What once necessitated a powerful PC, a permanent setup, and extensive preparation can now be packed into a backpack.

This transition is fantastic for adaptability, yet it raises a crucial question: When does performance outweigh portability?

## Gaming Streams Demonstrate How Lightweight Setups Can Still Succeed

Live dealer games showcase how far you can get with minimal equipment. These are low-overhead streams where the game runs server-side, and the streamer merely records their commentary and reactions. Often, this is accomplished using tablets, laptops, or portable rigs. There’s no gameplay to render, no foes to keep track of—just real-time engagement and clear audio.

International iGaming platforms have attracted streamers with significant bonuses, often hitting 350%, along with generous payout offers. As stated by iGaming specialist Viola D’Elia, many of these platforms support mobile access and permit gameplay [for real money](https://esportsinsider.com/us/gambling/best-online-casinos), paving the way for spontaneous, casual streams that don’t necessitate high-end equipment. Streamers participating in these sessions don’t require GPU-heavy setups. They need speed, clarity, and the ability to go live from any location.

However, even low-intensity games come with their requirements. Once overlays, alerts, or voice filters are introduced, performance becomes significant again. Portability allows for content creation, but performance ensures it runs smoothly.

## What Portability Excels At

Nevertheless, performance doesn’t always equate to importance. Many mid-tier streamers don’t require dual PCs, 2K encoding, or audio processing at a DAW level. What they truly need is reliability, and that’s where portable gear excels.

A laptop with a dependable CPU and [solid-state drive can handle OBS](https://www.cgmagonline.com/articles/editorals/elgato-neo-series-creators/), browser sources, webcam inputs, and effective audio routing with ease. With proper scene management and bitrate settings, stream quality is quite acceptable. Some streamers achieve this using handheld PCs and mirrorless cameras connected via USB-C.

What mobility provides is freedom—the ability to change locations, stream from different environments, jump into live games, or record reaction content without dismantling an entire setup. For channels that emphasize audience engagement or diverse formats, that adaptability is worth more than a few additional frames per second.

Portability also expedites testing. Whether it’s a new game launch, a special event, or a cross-platform session, the convenience of moving gear often outweighs any slight quality reduction. The outcome is more frequent content with less obstructions.

## Streaming Is Still Limited By Audio, Not Visuals

Regardless of platform or format, poor audio still ends streams quicker than subpar visuals. Portable setups have closed the visual gap, but pristine sound still necessitates investment. Echo, distortion, or low-volume commentary will lose more viewers than a dropped frame ever could.

Luckily, audio equipment has become more compact. Small-format shotgun mics, wireless clip-ons, and compact USB condensers can now provide studio-quality results. A mobile streamer with a decent microphone setup will often outperform a desktop rig utilizing basic webcam audio.

Even entry-level laptops now accommodate digital audio interfaces. With minimal effort, you can incorporate voice compression, noise gating, and mixing—all without needing rack units or mixer boards. As long as the setup is compatible with the environment, portable rigs can generate fully functional audio for both live and recorded purposes.

## Where Performance Becomes Essential

[The instant your stream exceeds a static camera and single-source audio](https://www.cgmagonline.com/articles/top-5-live-streaming-platforms-in-2025/), everything transforms. If you’re gaming live while capturing your own feed, chat overlays, music cues, and webcam inputs, your system must manage real-time encoding across the board. That’s where desktops still have the advantage.

Dedicated GPUs minimize dropped frames and help maintain a manageable CPU load. They’re also more stable during extended sessions. Streamers aiming for 1080p at 60 fps, or exporting clips while recording local backups, benefit from the extra processing capacity. Live streaming may appear lightweight, but when you scale up, it seldom is.

Another frequently overlooked advantage is I/O. [Full rigs allow for multiple displays](https://www.cgmagonline.com/articles/features/best-streaming-solution-2025/), high-quality capture cards, professional audio interfaces, and external storage. Streamers capturing hours of footage for highlight edits can’t afford slow transfer speeds or system failures caused by thermal throttling. This makes fixed setups crucial for anyone developing a long-term streaming strategy.

Minecraft enthusiasts should be thrilled to learn about the upcoming update! The latest Chase the Skies update for Minecraft will be launched tomorrow on PC, consoles, and mobile, introducing a wide array of new features. Alongside this update, the new Vibrant Visuals will also be released tomorrow—providing its initial official visual enhancement. Mojang has been developing the impending visual upgrade in the labs for some time. They also released a new video highlighting the features of Chase the Skies and the enhancements of Vibrant Visuals.

The Chase the Skies update was initially revealed earlier this year in March. One of the exciting new features players can look forward to is the ability to have a pet ghast. To start, players can acquire their first flying mount by finding a “dried ghast” block in the Nether. You can also craft one, and according to the recent Minecraft blog post, all you need is “ghast tears and a soul sand block.” Once you have your block, place it in water to watch it transform into your pet Ghastling.

Additional new features consist of a player location bar that assists in tracking the whereabouts of other players, including their elevation level. This will be displayed in the same location as the XP bar. The developers have also introduced leads, allowing players to tether mobs together, as well as mounts or even boats, along with saddles. However, this does not permit players to tether themselves to one another! Saddles can now be crafted using 3 leather and 1 iron ingot at a crafting table. Additionally, shears can now extract specific leads from a knot of leads, maintaining the integrity of the rest of the knot.

The Vibrant Visuals update marks the first significant graphical upgrade for Minecraft since the abandoned Super Duper Graphics Pack was announced. Mojang’s latest blog entry detailed: “Vibrant Visuals is initially releasing solely on compatible Minecraft: Bedrock Edition devices. This is merely the first phase, and we intend to introduce Vibrant Visuals to Minecraft: Java Edition in the future. For those who enjoy exploring Marketplace content, please note that Marketplace Add-Ons, Skins, and Persona items will be compatible with Vibrant Visuals. However, Worlds and Texture Packs will not be compatible with the new mode at launch.”

Another unfortunate limitation of activating Vibrant Visuals is that splitscreen multiplayer is unsupported. The blog mentioned that the game “will switch to Fancy or Simple rendering if multiple players are connected locally.” The visual enhancement update allows players to experience a new aspect of Minecraft with rebalanced lighting and shadow improvements. This enables the visibility of water reflections, shaded woodlands, fog drifts, and waterfalls shimmering in the radiant sun’s light.

So far, the devices supporting these two updates include Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Android, iOS, and PC.

Gearbox has officially revealed that the standard version of “Borderlands 4” will be set at a price of $70. In addition, they have disclosed their post-launch strategy, which encompasses both complimentary and paid DLC. This announcement comes in the wake of criticism directed at comments made by Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford about the pricing of games.

Moreover, the game will feature a $130 Super Deluxe Edition, which contains additional items and DLC, along with a $150 Collector’s Edition that notably excludes the game itself. The $100 Deluxe Edition includes the base game, extra skins, and the Bounty Pack Bundle, which features four post-launch DLC packs available for separate purchase for owners of the base game.

The Deluxe Edition comprises:
– Complete base game
– Pre-Order Bonus: Gilded Glory Pack (1 Vault Hunter Skin, 1 Weapon Skin, 1 ECHO-4 Drone Skin)
– Firehawk’s Fury Weapon Skin
– Bounty Pack Bundle (4 distinct areas with new missions and bosses, 4 Vault Cards, fresh gear and weapons, new Vault Hunter cosmetics, 4 new vehicles with cosmetics)

The Super Deluxe Edition encompasses all items in the Deluxe Edition plus:
– Ornate Order Pack (4 Vault Hunter Skins, Heads, and Bodies)
– Vault Hunter Pack (2 new playable Vault Hunters, 2 new Story Packs, 2 new map regions, new gear and weapons, new Vault Hunter and ECHO-4 cosmetics)

Gearbox has issued a roadmap for post-launch content, revealing that while the standard edition does not include post-launch content, the Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions provide extensive additional content. Vault Cards will function similarly to “Borderlands 3,” yielding more loot and XP for completing challenges. Free updates will be accessible after launch, even for those who do not purchase upgraded editions, although the pricing for post-launch bundles remains unspecified.

Pitchford’s previous remarks on pricing were perceived as dismissive; however, he later explained the need for price hikes due to increasing development and production costs. He stressed the importance of ensuring that the game delivers value for money, independent of its price.

“Borderlands 4” is scheduled for release on September 12, ahead of the originally intended September 23 date. It will be available on Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.