Best Bad Games Of All Time, Ranked

These games aren’t entirely without merit – the gameplay, story, or music might actually be enjoyable. However, they’re best known for being hilariously bad, but in a fun way. This ranking will consider both how good (or bad) they are and their influence on gaming as a whole.

Overwatch 2 Reveals First Set of Survey Skins for 2026

Several times a year, Overwatch 2 asks a small group of players for their feedback on potential hero skins through surveys. These surveys often include concept art for many different designs. Some of these ideas, like the Floral Dreams skins that came out in Overwatch 2 Season 18, are eventually added to the game.

XRP’s $5T Banking Coup: Your Job Is in Peril, Steve

So there’s this company called Ripple, and they’ve partnered with another company named DXC (yes, they also sound like something you’d do to a printer). Together, they’re slapping XRP (a cryptocurrency, if you weren’t paying attention) into banking networks that oversee $5 trillion. Because nothing says “innovation” like shoehorning blockchain into systems built before your parents were cool.

Pokemon GO Reveals Carnival of Flamigo Event Details

Since launching in July 2016, Pokemon GO has consistently added new Pokemon to its collection. Although the game doesn’t include all Pokemon, it boasts hundreds for players to catch. However, with so many already added, Scopely is starting to run low on Pokemon to include. For instance, they’ve added all available Pokemon from the first three generations. Luckily, newer regions like Galar and Paldea still have plenty of creatures that can be added to the game.

Ripple’s Red Squeeze: When Short Sellers Cry

Oh, how the short positions have burgeoned, an ever-growing army, amassing their stake as funding rates audaciously spill into the negative. Each bounce in price acts as a clarion call, a signal to cover and a spark to the tinder of near-term momentum, fuelling their ascent with the desperate vigor of the Elias turning course.

Pokemon Legends: Z-A Update Finally Checks a Big Item Off Fans’ Wish List

A recent update to Pokemon Legends: Z-A addressed a key issue with shiny Pokemon hunting by removing the ability to manipulate spawn points, which could create uncertainty with future updates. However, all updates have focused on improving the game. Patch 2.0.1 finally removes a limit on Mega Shards, a problem that existed since the game’s release and became more noticeable with the downloadable content. This fix addresses a long-standing frustration for players.

Battlefield 6 Season 2 Leaks Are Not the Good News They Need to Be

Season 2 of Battlefield 6 needs to attract players who have stopped playing, and there are several ways to do that. Players are asking for things like a map featuring naval combat, collectible ribbons, and a more rewarding battle pass. Most importantly, the game would really benefit from larger maps designed around vehicle combat, and bringing back a popular map from the past. Sadly, Season 2 doesn’t quite deliver on either of those key areas, even though it came close, which is concerning for the future of the game.