PS5 Has 4 New Demos You Should Check Out, No PS Plus Required

PlayStation Plus is a monthly subscription service that gives PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 owners access to a variety of games. The specific games you get depend on which of the three subscription levels you choose. The most affordable option, Essential, costs $9.99 a month and typically includes two or three free games – January’s offerings are Core Keeper, Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed, and Need For Speed Unbound. If you upgrade to the Extra or Premium tiers (priced at $14.99 and $17.99 monthly, respectively), you’ll receive even more benefits.

Rumor: Steam Machine Price Leaks Online

Valve hasn’t announced when the Steam Machine will be released or how much it will cost, leaving many details uncertain. However, a Czech retailer called Smarty, an official Valve partner, may have revealed the console’s price.

5 Dragon Ball Super Characters Stronger Than Ultra Instinct Goku

Goku is undeniably one of the most powerful characters in anime history, and he’s become even stronger with Ultra Instinct. However, he’s no longer among the top five strongest characters in the Dragon Ball series—and that’s even without considering the angels. Based on the events at the end of Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero and the recent manga storyline, Goku, even with Ultra Instinct, is now surpassed in power by his rival, his son, and the next major villain.

Maxis Teases an Official Sims 5 Game, Confirms Project Rene Is a Mobile Title

I’ve been playing The Sims 4 since it came out in September 2014, and it’s amazing how consistently the developers have updated it! Sure, all the extra stuff can add up, but for over eleven years, they’ve kept things fresh with new content and ways to play. Just recently, details about their next expansion pack, Royalty and Legacy, slipped out after being rated overseas. It’s a great sign that Maxis and EA are still dedicated to The Sims 4, even though a lot of us are also excited to see what they’re planning for the next big Sims game!

Linear Games That Give Players Control & Freedom

I’ve been checking out some games that are pretty story-focused, but still let me feel like I’m making the decisions. A lot of games let you build your character, but these ones really let you shape who they are and how the story goes, even though the overall path is pretty set. If you’re looking for something a little less open-world and more focused, but still with a good amount of player choice, I’d definitely recommend giving these a try.

Pokemon Legends: Z-A Players Criticize Lackluster New Gameplay Mechanic

It’s really annoying in Pokemon Legends: Z-A‘s Ranked Battles when opponents Mega Evolve their Pokemon – it stops your attacks and breaks your target lock. Pokemon games have always struggled with line of sight – older 2D games made it hard to avoid unwanted battles, and in Generation 9, you could easily escape trainer battles by moving around other characters. Now, Pokemon Legends: Z-A has the same issue, and many players (myself included) think it’s a silly problem.

8 Amazing 2000s Anime Nobody Remembers, Not Even You

Beyond well-known anime, there’s a huge world of hidden gems just waiting to be discovered. Whether you enjoy relaxing slice-of-life stories, thrilling action, or futuristic sci-fi, you’re sure to find something you’ll love. Interestingly, some of these lesser-known shows were even made by the same creators as popular classics, but haven’t yet gotten the recognition they deserve.