Shigeru Miyamoto, the creator of Mario, clearly loves the Star Fox series. This might be why subtle references to the Lylat system have shown up in Nintendo games for years. Here are 10 Nintendo series that included appearances by characters from Star Fox before the first movie was released, listed in order of when the games came out.
Luffy, now awakened as the Sun God Nika, is undeniably one of the most powerful characters in the story’s final arc. This transformation, revealed during the Wano Country Arc, showed that his Devil Fruit is actually a Mythical Zoan type called the Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Nika. This fruit gives Luffy a rubber body and incredible freedom in battle. Most importantly, it lets him manifest his imagination into reality, allowing him to do seemingly impossible feats like running on air or creating objects from nothing.
Most players of Pokopia have likely learned how to use CDs with DJ Rotom to change the game’s music—that’s what they’re designed for! However, many players probably don’t spend much time examining these CDs in their inventory. It’s common to set them aside until finding a CD Player or DJ Rotom to actually use them with.
Please note that this guide contains MAJOR SPOILERS for Life is Strange: Reunion.
In Super Meat Boy 3D, bandages aren’t always visible, so explore areas you can’t immediately see. Also, pay attention to other dangers – they might be hiding a bandage or a secret path.
Some games are scheduled to leave Xbox Game Pass in April, but the exact list hasn’t been announced yet. Most games from other companies stay available for about a year, though sometimes they leave sooner. A year is a good estimate, so if a game arrived around April 2025, you should probably play it soon! Here are a few titles that might be leaving Game Pass in the coming weeks.
A key strength of the Yakuza/Like a Dragon series is its uniquely Japanese viewpoint – even when the games take place outside of Japan, they’re always presented through a Japanese cultural lens. This focus might be even stronger in Like a Dragon: Ishin!, which explores pivotal moments in Japanese history across the years 1915, 1929, 1943, 1951, and 1965. Knowing about these periods could give us clues about the story and atmosphere of the game, even though it will likely take some creative freedoms.
Tutorials helped players learn how to play, particularly those who skipped the manuals, but they often delayed the enjoyable parts of a game and could make replaying it feel repetitive.
Most fans have fond memories of watching a lot of Dragon Ball episodes and enjoying them, but like any long-running show, not every episode was great. Occasionally, the anime included episodes – often part of its filler content – that frustrated viewers.
As a Pokémon fan, I’m really hoping the starters in the new Pokémon Winds and Waves games are something special! Lately, it feels like we’ve seen the same type combinations over and over, and if they reuse them again, especially if they include Fighting-types, the starters could end up feeling a little boring. But I’m optimistic! The game seems to be drawing a lot of inspiration from Southeast Asian mythology and creatures, which means we might finally get some truly unique starter types – and from what I’ve heard, Fighting might not even be in the mix! That would be amazing.