More Disney Games Have Been Delisted on Steam

Disney’s involvement in video games dates back to 1981 with the release of Mickey Mouse on the Game & Watch. For years, Disney even had its own game development studio, Disney Interactive, but it was shut down in 2016 after the Disney Infinity series ended. Despite this, Disney properties still appear in many games, most notably the Kingdom Hearts series, which combines Disney characters and worlds with the Final Fantasy universe.

Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun Season 4, Episode 3 Preview: Idol Concert or Bust!

At the end of Season 3, Naberius Kalego set a challenging goal for his students: they must all achieve the rank of Dalet during the Music Festival in Season 4, or they’ll lose access to their favorite classroom, Royal One. Reaching Dalet rank is difficult for any first-year Babyls student, and Kalego’s class is known for being a group of underdogs. Plus, demons aren’t naturally gifted at things like art or focusing. However, with Kerori and Purson Soi guiding them, Iruma’s class has a chance to succeed.

Marathon Releases Patch Notes For Massive Midseason Update

Wow, the past month and a half with Marathon has been incredible! It’s amazing how much the game has changed, and it’s all thanks to us, the players, sharing our thoughts online. Bungie has been so responsive, even adding things quickly like letting us play both Ranked Mode and the Cryo Archive map on weekends – we didn’t have to choose anymore! I especially loved that they openly tested the new Duos mode and Joe Ziegler kept us in the loop with how it was all going. It really feels like they’re listening to us!

Why Do So Many Open-World Games Forget How To Make Good Side Quests?

Many games try new things with side quests, offering unique twists on familiar tasks like fetch quests. It’s often surprising that more games don’t borrow these ideas. Titles like Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth and Red Dead Redemption 2 stand out not just as great open-world experiences with engaging quests, but because the variety of those quests keeps players hooked. More games should take inspiration from these examples, and here’s why.

Is REPLACED Worth it After All This Time? – Review Roundup

REPLACED, a visually striking noir cyberpunk game, is finally here after years of anticipation and setbacks. With so many beautiful games released, does this indie title live up to the hype? We’ll take a look to see if it’s worth playing! Read More 2026-04-14 22:49

10 Pokémon Games That Felt Totally Different From What Fans Expected at the Time

The core Pokémon games generally follow a familiar pattern, but many spin-off titles have boldly explored new ideas and gameplay styles, often showcasing different sides of the Pokémon universe. When these spin-offs are announced, fan reactions are all over the map – from curious interest to complete bewilderment – but one thing is certain: they’re usually full of surprises.

LEGO Heist Worth $1 Million Ends in Arrest

LEGO sets are a favorite among dedicated builders, but popular sets can be quite expensive. For instance, models like Venusaur, Blastoise, and Charizard can cost up to $650, which explains how thieves could steal $1 million worth of LEGOs in a large robbery.

The 2026 Sanrio Character Ranking Poll Has Begun, and Early Results Are Surprising

Sanrio started in Tokyo in 1960 as a silk business, but it soon became famous for creating cute products. Founder Shintaro Tsuji realized adding charming character designs boosted sales. Surprisingly, Coro Chan was Sanrio’s first character, debuting in 1973, not Hello Kitty! By 2026, the company had developed over 450 characters, though most aren’t widely known outside Japan. Luckily, the current fan poll is a fun way to find new characters and celebrate your favorites.