Games Inbox: Best Nintendo Direct Mini game, NieR: Automata 2 hopes, and multiformat Persona 6

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The Wednesday letters page looks forward to exploring Cyber Space in Sonic Frontiers, as one reader fears replaying Metroid Prime on Switch.

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Oddly Direct That Nintendo Direct was odd. I’ve never enjoyed one of those so much, despite it not really having any big surprises. That’s partially the fault of the leaks but even then the biggest leaks were just ports anyway. Not that I’m not interested to play NieR:Automata but I don’t think it’s something a lot of people are going to be getting excited about, not the sort of people that only bought a Switch for Mario Kart and Animal Crossing.

Maybe they could be convinced to give Harvestella a go though, which I thought looked pretty good and surprisingly high budget for a Switch exclusive. I don’t know how much Square Enix are going to push it but if it still looks good when we see more of it, I’d be interested in giving it a go.

I think that was the best surprise but I’m also really looking forward to Mario + Rabbids Sparks Of Hope. I loved the first game, despite hating the Rabbids, and I think that says a lot. So that probably gets my vote for the best game overall, although to be honest most of them were interesting to some degree. I just wish Bayonetta 3 had been there…Shogo

The best bit OK, I’m going to make a prediction here. Not that I think Sonic Frontiers is going to turn out bad – I think everyone’s already guessed that one – but that the Cyber Space sections are going to be the only good bit. I’ve watched the trailer, slowed down, a couple of times now and they look vastly more interesting than the open world sections in terms of both visuals and design.

I wonder if they’re going to turn out to be the