Games Inbox: Xbox Series X 2022 games line-up, Starfield the FPS, and Oculus Quest 3

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The Tuesday letters page compares Starfield to No Man’s Sky, as one reader looks forward to a new Amiga 500 documentary.

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Off year I watched the whole of the Xbox & Bethesda Showcase on Sunday and I’m in two minds. On the one hand I think they did a good job with what they had, and it was certainly the most enjoyable showcase to watch that Microsoft has done. On the other hand though I have to say there was very little to interest me and absolutely nothing this year.

There were a few indie games that might be good (although you can never tell) but Forza Motorsport and Starfield are both next year and I don’t think I’m that interested in either anyway.

Microsoft doesn’t seem to have anything out this year except that High On Life game by the Rick And Morty guy, which isn’t by any of their studios. There was no mention of The Outer Worlds 2, which was meant to be out this year, so I can only assume that’s been delayed – and probably by over a year if it wasn’t even mentioned. That is a bad line-up.

So that’s it for the rest of the year: nothing to look forward to other than third party games and not much of even that. Everyone’s in the same boat, especially Sony, but that doesn’t really make it any better. I don’t feel it’s healthy to just wish your life away waiting for things but as far as games are concerned it seems like everything would be better if we just fast-forwarded to 2023.Kalen

It’s bigger than that, it’s large I mean this as respectfully as possible but other than obvious frame rate issues, and some polishing, Starfield looks astonishing. That seems to hold across the board, as Starfield is the most ambitious video game we have seen in the last