While it seems like a natural feature to include, cross-platform play isn’t very common in games, particularly in the horror genre. More developers are starting to offer it, but it’s still not standard. Here are some of the most popular horror games that currently support playing with people on different devices.
With the introduction of gods and angels in Dragon Ball Super, the conflicts expanded beyond Earth to encompass entire universes. This shift opened up deeper questions about power, fairness, and what it truly means to be strong. The memorable lines from the series capture its enduring legacy and remind fans why they connect with Dragon Ball so deeply.
Originally released in October 2025, Digimon Story: Time Stranger is a classic Japanese role-playing game (JRPG) where you collect Digimon and explore the secrets of a world that’s fallen apart. The game features many beloved Digimon, including Agumon, Patamon, and Gabumon. While it first came out on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Steam, Digimon Story: Time Stranger is now coming to Nintendo Switch and the new Switch 2 on July 10th. The Switch 2 version will let you choose between different graphics settings for smoother gameplay or higher visual quality.
The rarest and most valuable PlayStation 2 games are usually those that weren’t widely known or weren’t released in many countries. However, some popular games have also become rare and valuable collector’s items over the years.
Researchers have developed a novel database system that prioritizes performance without sacrificing data security, offering a compelling alternative to traditional encryption-based methods.
Unfortunately, many fantasy anime from the 2000s didn’t live up to their potential. Instead of being captivating and imaginative, they often felt confusing and underwhelming, failing to create a truly magical experience. While the decade had some excellent fantasy shows, it also produced a number of disappointments.
Following the release of the Switch 2, Nintendo has been consistently releasing updates to improve how older Switch games perform on the new console. While some games from the original Switch had issues running on the Switch 2, Nintendo has addressed these with numerous compatibility updates. Recently, a significant upgrade was added, letting players enjoy their original Switch games in docked mode while using the Switch 2’s handheld capabilities. And now, even more games are receiving helpful fixes to ensure a smooth experience.
I’m really enjoying Retro Rewind! It’s like other business sims where you get to build something from nothing, but this one lets you run a video rental store – which is such a fun idea. Basically, you’re trying to create the best store possible, and it’s not just about the business side. There are all sorts of systems to learn and surprises along the way, but it’s also really relaxing because you can customize everything and just focus on building your dream shop. It’s a great mix of challenging gameplay and laid-back fun.
Capcom has consistently delivered excellent combat in its Resident Evil games, allowing players to effectively fight the creatures created by the evil Umbrella Corporation. Whether it’s the classic titles like Code: Veronica and Resident Evil 3, which are standouts, or more recent games like the Resident Evil 2 remake with its focus on polished shooting, the series has become known for strong gameplay. More recently, Resident Evil Requiem, released in 2026, attempted to innovate and take the franchise in a new direction.
Pokemon Pokopia focuses on Ditto, the Pokemon known for its ability to transform. Since the very beginning of the Pokemon series with Red and Blue (or Green in Japan), Ditto has been a fan favorite thanks to its simple, endearing smile. Interestingly, even when transforming into other Pokemon, Ditto often keeps this signature smile – despite being called the ‘Transform Pokemon,’ which suggests it should perfectly mimic whatever it copies. However, this cute quirk gives Ditto a unique identity while using its powers, so it’s fitting that Pokopia continues to include it.