Sony has released Saros, a brand-new single-player game exclusive to their platform, and it’s receiving excellent reviews – we gave it a 9 out of 10! Meanwhile, Nintendo is facing challenges with its 2026 releases, and all eyes are on whether the upcoming Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake will resonate with fans. … Read more
If you’re using Zoey in Cookie Run: Kingdom (CRK), this guide shows the best topping and biscuit combinations to maximize her abilities. It also includes a ranked list to help you choose the perfect build.
To help you unlock everything in Aphelion and learn its story, we’ll show you where to find all eight Glyphs. We suggest collecting the Secondary Markers as you go, since each Glyph is linked to one of them.
You’ll begin Pragmata with one Repair Cartridge. As you play, you can collect six more, bringing your total to seven.
Although the current, streamlined look of Marathon skins helps keep the game visually clear and showcases its beautiful art style, games like Overwatch demonstrate that developers can offer more creative cosmetic options without sacrificing readability. Marathon could, and likely should, release more attractive skins for its Runners and weapons, especially since players are willing to spend money on them. A collaboration with Saros would be a great way to introduce unique and appealing designs.
Watching One Piece, I’ve noticed a pattern: crews with a good mix of skills tend to do better than those relying on just a few strong fighters. It really highlights that even the most powerful individual can’t reach their full potential with a weak team. That got me thinking about the strongest characters in One Piece who, surprisingly, have the weakest crews. Here’s what I came up with.
As a huge LEGO fan, I’m so excited about today’s releases! We’re getting a bunch of awesome new FIFA LEGO sets, which is perfect for any soccer enthusiast. Plus, there’s a new set for the LEGO Botanicals collection, and finally – finally – some LEGO sets based on Toy Story! It’s not the biggest release we’ve seen, but there’s definitely something here for everyone.
Okay, so Mewtwo is a classic – everyone knows it as the Genetic Pokémon! It’s been around since the very beginning, in the first Pokémon games. As a Psychic-type, it’s seriously powerful. I always dread facing one because it can blast you with moves like Psychic and Shadow Ball, and even wreck you with Hyper Beam. It can also use Calm Mind to just get even stronger during a battle, boosting its special attack and defense. Sure, Bug and Dark-type moves can hurt it, but in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, Mewtwo is widely considered the strongest Psychic-type out there. It’s just got amazing stats and can learn so many different moves, making it a real threat.
Similar to the PS3, the PS4 didn’t have a huge number of RPGs made exclusively for the system, but the ones it did have were highly praised by RPG fans. The PS4’s improved technology allowed developers to create more ambitious RPGs, and games that previously would have only appeared on PC, or suffered from poor console ports, found success on the platform.
Wow, remember when Battlefield 6 first came out? It was huge, but things quickly went downhill. Player numbers dropped, and a lot of us were frustrated with how EA was updating the game. It felt like the hype died down fast. But honestly, I’m starting to feel optimistic! They brought back a map we all loved in Season 3, and they’re saying they’re really listening to what fans want now. It’s not going to be perfect – some of the changes they’re planning might not land well – but it’s a step in the right direction, and I’m excited to see where they take it.