Let’s remember some great games that didn’t last as long as we’d hoped. Even though they faded from the spotlight, people still talk about them online and in articles, keeping their memory alive. Perhaps, someday, we’ll even see them make a comeback.
The one-year anniversary of the Switch 2 is almost here, but Nintendo hasn’t revealed much about its plans for the rest of 2026. We know that Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, Star Fox, and Splatoon Raiders will launch between May and July, and Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave is coming out sometime this year. There are also rumors of a Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake around the holidays. We should get a better look at what Nintendo has planned for the rest of the year during the next Nintendo Direct.
So, they’re basically rebuilding Assassin’s Creed Black Flag from the ground up! It’s called Black Flag Resynced, and the graphics are getting a huge overhaul thanks to the new Ubisoft Anvil engine. They’re adding things like realistic weather and ray tracing, which should make the Caribbean look incredible. The best part? It doesn’t seem like you’ll need a super powerful PC to run it. My older rig should be able to handle it when it launches on July 9th, and that’s awesome!
The panel featured Boruto, Chocho, Shikadai, Inojin, and Himawari Uzumaki as they celebrated defeating Shinju Mamushi. The biggest reveal was that Himawari, now possessing Kurama’s power, has achieved a massive power boost, reaching Six Paths level, and her healing abilities now match Naruto’s peak during the Fourth Great Ninja War.
Yoshi is a classic platforming character, and his newest game on the Switch 2 seems like a big departure from previous titles. But is ‘Yoshi and the Mysterious Book‘ a fun experience for Switch 2 players, or will it be overshadowed by Yoshi’s past successes? Read More 2026-05-20 00:06
Currently, fans with the new Switch 2 can play Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment, but there isn’t a brand new, main Zelda game available yet. The good news is the Switch 2 can play all previous Zelda games released on the original Switch. While we’re still waiting to see when a new Zelda game will come to the Switch 2, an upcoming game from Square Enix looks very similar to Zelda and might be a good substitute in the meantime.
Xbox Game Pass subscribers learned about the first set of games coming this month on May 5th. Following its typical schedule, Microsoft has now announced the next group of games joining the service just two weeks later.
As a Forza Horizon 6 fan, I was so excited to discover you can really customize how car damage works! You can completely turn off the visual damage if you just want to cruise around and not worry about dents, but if you’re like me and want a more realistic experience, you can enable damage that actually affects how your car handles and performs – things like tire grip and engine power. This guide walks you through how to change those settings, so you can play exactly how you want!
Inazuma is a key member of Ivankov’s forces, acting as the second-in-command of the G Army. He has the Choki Choki no Mi, a Devil Fruit power that allows him to slice through anything with ease, like paper. While the extent of his abilities is still a mystery, he proved to be a strong fighter during the battles at Impel Down and Marineford. Among the members of the Revolutionary Army, Inazuma is definitely one of their most capable fighters, though not quite among the very strongest.
It looks like the era of waiting for games to be available on your preferred device is ending. PlayStation has announced it will no longer release its exclusive games on PC, and Xbox appears to be heading in the same direction. While PlayStation games have always been exclusive to their consoles, this change is disappointing, and if Xbox pulls back on releasing games on PlayStation 5, it would reverse the progress made in recent years toward making games available on multiple platforms. While this strategy might eventually benefit Sony and Microsoft, players on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC will likely be negatively affected.