2026 will be a critical year for Nintendo. Following the expected 2025 launch of the Switch 2, the games Nintendo releases in the months after will be key to determining the console’s success and how it stacks up against the original Switch. Let’s take a look at what Nintendo needs to focus on to ensure … Read more
It would be great if all new games were released on every gaming system, but that’s just not realistic. This often creates confusion for players about where they can actually play a game. A good example is the indie game, Quarantine Zone: The Last Check – it looks promising, but people aren’t sure which platforms it’s available on.
If you’re a Pokémon trainer aiming to complete the Pokedex in PLZA and experience everything the game offers, it’s important to know which Pokémon require trading to evolve. This is especially true for those that need specific held items during the trade.
The PlayStation 5 version of Avowed, along with a special anniversary update, was revealed at the first New Game Plus Showcase. Avowed was initially launched as a console exclusive for Xbox in February 2025, but will now also be available on PlayStation 5, similar to games like Forza Horizon 5 and Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.
Researchers have developed a new watermarking technique to protect text generated by large language models in Bangla, addressing vulnerabilities to sophisticated cross-lingual attacks.
Paul Castro Jr. is a voice actor widely recognized for his work in video games and animation. He’s best known for playing Rindo Kanade in NEO: The World Ends With You, but also voices Freminet in Genshin Impact and has appeared in popular titles like Persona 3 Reload, Fire Emblem Heroes, and Pokemon Masters. While he’s also worked in live-action television, including shows like Blue Bloods and God Friended Me, Castro’s career has largely focused on voice acting, especially in role-playing games and character-focused titles such as Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth.
The Foundation, with all the flair of a West End premiere, declared they’re “radically transforming” OP tokenomics. Monthly buybacks, my dears, will swallow half the Superchain revenue like a socialite at a champagne fountain. 🍾
Mining ops hit pause, and everyone suddenly realized that reliable internet is to Bitcoin what coffee is to me on a Monday: non-negotiable. Cheap electricity? Sure, but if your internet is slower than a sloth on vacation, you’re out of luck. 🐢
Everyone plays the game a little differently, so there’s no single “best” donut recipe. Some players want a donut that keeps them in challenging areas for a long time to complete tasks, while others want one that makes finding rare, shiny Pokémon easier. That’s why different situations call for different donut recipes. Here are some of the most helpful ones.
I used to think Super Mario 64 was a perfect game, but recently I replayed it after many years and was surprised by how much it hasn’t held up. My wife got me a handheld emulator for Christmas – I wanted it for the classic Pokemon games, but it also had several Nintendo 64 titles, including Super Mario 64, Zelda: Ocarina of Time, and Zelda: Majora’s Mask. I was excited to start playing, but after just a few minutes, I found myself playing out of habit rather than enjoyment. While nostalgia can sometimes keep me engaged, in this case, it quickly faded because the game just doesn’t feel timeless.