The Friday letters page of Metro featured a mix of reader opinions on various gaming topics, including upcoming titles and industry trends. Readers speculated about the potential review scores of GTA 6 and the Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake. Jono suggested that GTA 6 might outperform the Zelda remake in critical reception, arguing that the novelty of GTA 6 could earn it higher scores, while the Zelda remake might face backlash for being too close to the original. Meanwhile, Caspian praised the visual upgrades of the Zelda remake and speculated that Nintendo could use future technology to enhance remakes or develop new games. Opinions also turned to the future of console hardware, with one reader suggesting that the next Switch iteration, the Switch 3, may not arrive until 2033 due to technological and economic challenges. DeFence noted the impressive number of licensed music tracks in GTA 5 and speculated that GTA 6 could have an even higher budget, while also recognizing the game’s broad appeal to both core gamers and a wider audience. The Tokyo Game Show received mixed reactions, with Focus criticizing it for lacking major announcements and suggesting that Japanese companies should take a more leadership role in the global gaming industry. Meanwhile, P B shared a workaround for connecting Pulse 3D headphones to a Portal device using a dongle, offering a practical tip for users facing compatibility issues. Other topics included the Physint project, where Jello criticized the inclusion of actor Bill Skarsgård, arguing it unnecessarily increases the game’s budget and reflects Hideo Kojima’s focus on film-like presentation over game development. The reader expressed doubt about the project’s overall viability. Readers also discussed rumors about changes to Game Pass, with some suggesting it could be an internal strategy to justify shutting down the service, while others speculated on the possibility of charging for multiplayer features. ANON voiced frustration over the complexity and cost of next-gen console and PC purchases, noting the difficulty of justifying multiple systems. In addition, readers mentioned the 40th anniversary of Dragon Quest, highlighting its sales milestone, and shared a humorous bet on the success of the new Street Fighter film, showing the mix of serious and lighthearted commentary in the gaming community.