Since its launch last June, the GameCube app has added nine games, with Nintendo gradually bringing over beloved titles from that era. Last month saw the release of Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness on Nintendo Switch, which was a first for the game – it had never been available on another platform before. Fans are also hoping for Pokemon Colosseum to come to the app, and while Nintendo has hinted at it, they haven’t provided an update recently.
Xbox Game Pass has recently added several new games, including the highly-rated roguelike Hades 2, the action game Replaced, and the supernatural RPG The Thaumaturge. More games are coming on April 21st, with Vampire Crawlers launching on Game Pass immediately, and titles like Little Rocket Lab and Sopa: Tale of the Stolen Potato becoming available on the lower-priced Premium tier.
In a country where the coffee is strong and the spreadsheets even sturdier, a staff paper from Danmarks Nationalbank confirms that only a sliver-4%-of Danish citizens own crypto assets, and most of those wallets contain less than DKK 10,000. Don’t panic, the universe has not decided to collapse into a spreadsheet-shaped crater just yet.
Pokémon Pokopia has been a huge hit! The game, the first life simulation in the Pokémon series, sold over 2 million copies in just four days. Critics also loved it, giving it the highest score of any Pokémon game ever, even slightly better than Pokémon Y. The teams at Game Freak and Omega Force aren’t stopping there – they’re constantly adding new and exciting things to do with special events, and they have plenty more planned for the future.
Several big Star Wars games are in the works, and two are expected to release this year. It’s always exciting to hear about new Star Wars games, but having multiple titles to anticipate is even better. What’s really great is that these upcoming games span different styles of gameplay, meaning there’s likely something for every type of player.
Babyls is a magical school anime with a dark side, where students are constantly challenged to improve. Iruma and his friends have already overcome tough obstacles like the Walter Park battle and preparing for the Harvest Festival, but the upcoming Music Festival will be their biggest test yet. Episode 3 of Season 4 promises to be exciting as Iruma’s class faces a seemingly impossible challenge, as predicted by Kerori.
Ted Pillows-still can’t get over that name-hits Twitter (or is it X? Who cares?) to declare Solana treasury companies are basically “Solana memecoins.” Down 80% to 90%? Yeah, that’s not a dip, that’s a nosedive into the Mariana Trench. And he’s like, “Oh, but it could go lower!” Thanks, Ted. Real helpful.
PlayStation Plus subscribers on the Extra or Premium tiers will have access to a new selection of games, with Premium also offering classic titles and extra benefits. The Essential tier is required for online play (except for free-to-play games) and includes a few bonus games each month. For April 2026, the free PS Plus games are Lords of the Fallen (PS5), Sword Art Online: Fractured Daydream (PS5), and Tomb Raider I-III Remastered (PS5/PS4).
Several games are planning new downloadable content, updates, and large patches soon, so it’s a good idea to wait before clearing space on your hard drive. While plans aren’t final – there’s even talk of continued support for games like The Witcher 3 – it’s best to be cautious and plan ahead to avoid having to download everything again later.
Even though it’s an independent game and people were naturally unsure about it, Agefield High: Rock the School has gained a following from fans who have been hoping for a sequel to Bully. When Dan Houser, the creator of Bully, explained why Bully 2 was cancelled, many fans gave up on that sequel and started looking at Agefield High: Rock the School as a possible alternative.