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This product is really playing on people’s fondness for older games. It’s doubtful many modern gamers will be excited about titles like *Galactic Pinball*. However, the new Virtual Boy should still provide some simple entertainment simply because it’s a unique throwback. The original Virtual Boy was an early and somewhat clunky attempt at virtual reality, using a small screen and a clever visual trick called parallax – which creates the illusion of depth – to make games appear more three-dimensional. While it’s not revolutionary by today’s standards, it’s a fun piece of gaming history and might hint at Nintendo’s future plans for accessories with the Switch 2.

The first installment of the popular *Final Fantasy 7 Remake* trilogy initially impressed players on PlayStation 4 with its beautiful visuals, epic music, and close adherence to the original game. A remastered version then arrived on PlayStation 5 and PC the following year. Now, series director Naoki Hamaguchi has officially announced that all three *Final Fantasy 7 Remake* games will be available on Switch 2 and Xbox Series X/S on January 22, 2026, ending long-standing speculation. While fans are excited to play the first chapter featuring Cloud Strife, recent news has caused frustration among some players.

Chapter 1160 of *One Piece* was a major turning point, setting the stage for the upcoming events at God Valley. The God Valley Incident has officially begun, and fans are particularly focused on the character Saint Gunko. She’s been called “God’s Blade,” suggesting she’s Imu’s most trusted assistant. This development positions Gunko as a potentially terrifying enemy in *One Piece*, especially since she’s currently causing destruction in Elbaf while being controlled by Imu.

Starting with the *Cowboy Bebop* event in Season 9, *Overwatch 2* has consistently featured a collaboration with another franchise each season. The trailer for Season 18 revealed that *Persona 5*’s main character, Joker, will be available as a playable skin.

I’m absolutely loving what Eiichiro Oda’s been doing lately! He’s really diving deep into the God Valley Incident with *One Piece*, and honestly, it feels like the most crucial event in the whole story. He’s been dropping so many details, and it’s completely captivating!

The *Borderlands* games are known for having tons of guns and gear, including shields, class mods, and grenades. Players often fill up their inventories quickly, especially when starting out, and have to use in-game money to get a bigger backpack in *Borderlands 4*. Recently, a player named Frost-Folk shared on Reddit that they tried to open a chest full of weapons without realizing their backpack was already full.

Even though the game had a difficult launch, the newest *Borderlands* title is proving successful. *Borderlands 4* quickly attracted over 140,000 players on Steam within an hour, a significant increase from the 94,000 simultaneous players *Borderlands 3* saw at launch. However, as more players started experiencing issues, concerns grew and have now escalated into a public dispute between frustrated fans and the team at Gearbox Software.

First released online in 2014, the game *The Crew* was unexpectedly removed from access by Ubisoft in November 2024. While Ubisoft continues to support *The Crew 2* and *The Crew Motorfest*, the original *The Crew* is no longer officially available. This decision upset many players, leading to a lawsuit against Ubisoft and the creation of the Stop Killing Games movement. Stop Killing Games has gathered over 1.4 million signatures through a European Citizens’ Initiative, aiming to allow players to keep playing online-only games like *The Crew*-through servers or other means-even after the developers discontinue them.

You can find the Fractured Mask relatively early in *Silksong*. It’s located in one of the first areas you’ll explore. Here’s how to get it.

I finally got my hands on *Borderlands 4*! It came out on September 12th for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC, and thankfully, it’s coming to the Nintendo Switch 2 in October too. So far, critics seem to really like it – it’s sitting around 85 on OpenCritic, which is awesome. But honestly, the fan reaction has been a little mixed. A lot of us are finding the gunplay feels a bit off sometimes, and I really miss having a mini-map by default – it’s just not the same without it!