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Okay, so I’ve been playing this game, Task Force Admiral, and it’s seriously immersive. You’re put in command of a US Navy Task Force in the Pacific during 1942, basically stepping into the shoes of a Rear or full Admiral during WWII. The coolest part? It tries to recreate those legendary naval battles as accurately as possible. Everything – ships, planes, even the weapons – are modeled in 3D. Battles happen live, which is intense, though you can fast forward. A lot of the gameplay is about planning – charting courses, setting up defenses, sending out scouts, and then launching your attacks. It’s a lot to manage, but it feels really authentic.

Mythical Pokémon come in all sorts of forms – some, like Mew and Manaphy, are adorable, while others, such as Deoxys and Darkrai, are quite scary. But no matter what they look like, all Mythical Pokémon possess incredible, and sometimes dangerous, powers. Just like Legendary Pokémon, each one has a unique role and level of strength in the animated series.

The Snow Concert runs on a rotating schedule throughout the Winter Frost season:

Ubisoft announced that all of its games on every platform will be temporarily unavailable due to maintenance. Players will experience interruptions to their game sessions. The reason for the maintenance wasn’t specified, but it could be related to recent hacking attempts against Ubisoft.

While exploring is enjoyable, certain map conditions also provide opportunities for better or unique rewards. Keep in mind these conditions aren’t always available; they follow a set schedule, so you’ll need to time your expeditions carefully.

The new horror game from Tarsier Studios is available on PlayStation 5, PC, and Xbox Series X|S. Many people are wondering if it will be included with Xbox Game Pass.

High On Life 2 is expected to be a major game release in February, and many gamers are wondering if it will be on Xbox Game Pass. Good news – just like the first game, the sequel will be available to play on Game Pass from day one, alongside other exciting titles.

I’m a huge fan of this series, seriously. I have so many good memories playing Mario Tennis on the N64 and Mario Power Tennis on the GameCube. But it hasn’t always been amazing. Ultra Smash was pretty disappointing, and while I really got into Aces when I first got my Switch, I eventually stopped playing it because a few things started to bother me.

As many know, the Virtual Boy was discontinued in 1996. By the time I started playing video games independently, it was long gone, and I never had a chance to experience it. Over the years, I’ve only heard about the system through podcasts and articles, leading me to believe I’d never actually play those classic red and black games.