Big Nintendo Leaks Reveal Ocarina of Time Remake, New Star Fox Game, and More

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With Yoshi and the Mysterious Book releasing on May 21st, Nintendo fans are wondering what big game will come next. Nintendo usually holds a major Nintendo Direct presentation in June, and it’s likely they’ll reveal their plans for the rest of 2026 during that event. These June Directs, traditionally held around the time of the now-canceled E3, are typically Nintendo’s biggest and most anticipated showcases, and some details about what might be announced have reportedly appeared online.

PS5 Consoles and Portal Are Officially Getting Way More Expensive

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Since its launch, the PlayStation 5 has been central to the gaming experience, with Sony consistently improving it. In November 2023, after three years, Sony released slimmer versions of both the standard and digital PS5 consoles, replacing the original models. Also that month, the PlayStation Portal—a handheld device for streaming PS5 games—became available. Then, in November 2024, Sony launched the PS5 Pro, a more powerful console with better graphics and a slightly updated design.

Every Wish Made in Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z

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If you’re a fan of the original Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z series, it might be helpful to remember the wishes that were actually granted by Shenron. We’re focusing on successful wishes and how they changed the story – not the ones Shenron couldn’t fulfill. Everything from life and death to surprisingly trivial requests like underwear was at stake whenever Shenron appeared.

Stardew Valley Creator Comments On Update 1.7 Leaks

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A major reason Stardew Valley remains so popular is that all its updates, big or small, have always been free. Players haven’t had to pay extra for any downloadable content, even with significant additions like Ginger Island and new farm designs. The latest update, 1.6, added over 100 new conversations with townspeople, seasonal clothing, a new farm type, pet improvements, and more things to do after completing the main game. Players are thrilled with Update 1.6, and the announcement of Update 1.7 has sparked excitement and rumors among fans, with some claiming to have seen early information about it.

Resident Evil Requiem Update Finally Adds Highly Requested Feature

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Even before its release, Resident Evil Requiem looked promising, especially because of its ties to RE: Outbreak. But excitement really exploded when Capcom officially announced Leon Kennedy as a second playable character. The game had a fantastic launch on Steam and quickly broke sales records for the entire Resident Evil franchise. In just 17 days, Requiem sold over 6 million copies, making it the fastest game in the series to reach that milestone. With more content planned for the future, sales are expected to keep climbing.

Nightly Terrors Friendship Walkthrough in Palia

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I’ve noticed something’s bothering him again, and I’m excited to learn how to help! There’s a quest called “Nightly Terrors Friendship” in Palia that teaches you how to cheer him up with things from home. I can’t wait to try it!

Bitcoin: Charting’s Obedient Pet or Market Maverick?

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Brandt, a man who’s seen more market cycles than most of us have had hot dinners, took to the Twitterverse (or should we say, the X-files) to address a peculiar misconception: the idea that charting doesn’t work on Bitcoin. “Amusing,” he quipped, with the kind of dry wit that could only come from someone who’s spent 40 years watching humans make the same financial mistakes over and over again. “Bitcoin,” he declared, “obeys the rules of classical charting better than most markets.” Which, if you think about it, is like saying a cat obeys the rules of the house better than the dog. It’s not that it’s true; it’s just that the cat is smarter about when to break them.