All eyes are on CD Projekt Red and when it's set to release the long-rumoured story DLC to the acclaimed The Witcher 3. A polish analyst has weighed in on…
All eyes are on CD Projekt Red and when it's set to release the long-rumoured story DLC to the acclaimed The Witcher 3. A polish analyst has weighed in on the story and believes that the company will release The Witcher 3 DLC in September as he believes that would be the best time especially to avoid conflicting with the release of Grand Theft Auto 6. As always this is just an opinion and we don't know for certain when CD Projekt Red will release the long-awaited DLC.
"I didn't include DLC for The Witcher 3 in the model, but like everyone else, I assume that CD Projekt will try to release the DLC before the new GTA release date to avoid this difficult period for other titles. So definitely before November, probably around Q3. I think September is the best window. In the summer, gamers are on vacation, and September seems like a nice "back to school" period. However, things could change. They might come up with the idea to release it in two or three months."
"We can toss around potential dates, but the company likely takes into account many factors that influence the release window. They'll probably also have to ensure that the quality from Fools Theory is fully satisfactory, so I prefer to assume it will be a bit later."
Since the launch of the Nintendo Music app in October 2024, Nintendo has consistently been expanding the service (free for Nintendo Switch Online members) with more soundtracks from their extensive library of…
Since the launch of the Nintendo Music app in October 2024, Nintendo has consistently been expanding the service (free for Nintendo Switch Online members) with more soundtracks from their extensive library of games.
Today's update includes over an hour of music from the 1994 SNES classic, Super Metroid, with 28 total tracks added. The only curated playlists this time around are for Battles and Planet Zebes, alongside the usual Extended-Playback Collection, which allows you to listen to select tracks with a seamless loop.
Nintendo Music is available now for iOS and Android devices from their respective app stores.
