Pokemon TCG Pocket Players Aren’t Happy With Certain Battle Tasks

A new event called ‘Drop Event’ launched in Pokemon TCG Pocket at the beginning of 2026. It features four challenging solo battles centered around Electric-type Pokemon, particularly the Mareep family. Players can earn packs of new Promo Cards, including a unique Mareep card, by participating. However, this is the second event in a row where players need to use recently released cards to win all the rewards, and some are voicing their concerns about this pattern.

Jujutsu Kaisen: 5 Best Fights In Season 3, Ranked

While some fans have found flaws in the Culling Game arc of Jujutsu Kaisen, it undeniably features the most impressive battles in the series. The arc’s setup – forcing both experienced and new sorcerers to fight to the death – naturally leads to incredibly exciting and high-stakes fights.

Xbox Game Pass is Losing At Least 5 Games in January 2026

At the end of 2025, Xbox Game Pass removed two popular games. Carrion, an indie horror title, flipped the typical horror formula by letting players control the monster. And Hell Let Loose, a first-person shooter, is considered by many to be one of the best World War II games available. Luckily, Game Pass added many more games throughout 2025 than it removed, and fans are hoping this trend continues as Xbox announces which games will be leaving in the new year.

One Piece: Blackbeard’s Most OP Moments, Ranked

Blackbeard is one of the most enigmatic villains in the world of One Piece, especially considering he appeared relatively early in the story. As the series nears its conclusion, details about his past are gradually coming to light, but his ultimate purpose and importance remain uncertain.

ARC Raiders May Have Just Even the Odds Between PC and Console Players

Okay, so I’ve been playing ARC Raiders on console, and I’ve noticed something really frustrating. Apparently, there’s this PC feature called NVIDIA Filters that’s giving some players a huge advantage. The game doesn’t let you adjust brightness or gamma in the settings, so it should be fair – everyone should see the same thing. But these filters let PC players mess with the visuals, making enemies way more visible, especially in the dark. It’s not just happening in ARC Raiders either, but a ton of PC players are using it to spot enemies that I can barely see on my PS5. It’s seriously unbalanced and makes it way harder to compete.