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Metroid Dread - Nintendo Switch 5. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Nintendo Switch, 4. Or maybe it's simply marketing at its finest. After all, it's vague enough to cause speculation, which in turns causes it to pick up steam and make the rounds. Unfortunately, at the moment, no one has deduced what the teaser is, but that isn't stopping everyone and their mother's sister's nephew's pet tarantula from putting on their world's best Internet detective hat.

In case you missed it, today the official Sony Twitter account tweeted out something that seemingly has to do with video games. Now, what's a bit odd about this is that it's from the Sony Twitter account and not PlayStation. This all probably sounds a little serious, but in practice it is anything but. You prance around environments with lightweight candour, leaping across mossy roads and decrepit buildings in search of your next meal, avoiding dangerous rivals along the way.

The atmosphere is palpable, heavy with an aura of abandonment. Our signature Pomeranian is forced out into the wild when he eventually runs out of food, indicating that his original owner vanished suddenly, leaving behind resources their furry friend could make use of until the time came to strike out on their lonesome. I adore the loneliness that Tokyo Jungle exudes. Exploring its city of lost voices is rapturous, knowing that the only company to be found across miles of expansive city blocks are other animals simply trying to survive like you are.

Tokyo Jungle is kinda like this, except with more slapstick humour and dinosaurs. The roster of animals has humble beginnings, but soon ascends into levels of absurdity so unexpected that I lovingly admire it.

I mean, the final boss is a robotic dog inspired by AIBO flanked by dinosaurs and sabre-tooth tigers. Whatever happened to Tokyo, it apparently opened a portal to the past to let all these nasties through.