Games We Hope to See on Switch 2 and Other Gaming Insights of the Week

Today’s gaming landscape is evolving in fascinating ways. It’s not only about the sheer volume of new games hitting the market—thousands are launched each year—but also about how certain blockbuster titles manage to hold a firm grip on players’ attention and wallets long after their initial release. This phenomenon isn’t limited to live-service multiplayer games. Recent sales figures reveal an interesting trend: over one-third of the top-selling games in 2024, such as the ever-popular “Elden Ring,” actually debuted several years ago. This enduring appeal speaks volumes about the game’s quality and the deep connection it creates with its audience.