Drag x Drive was revealed as an early Nintendo Switch 2 game, and its innovative use of motion controls with the new Joy-Con 2 controllers was a major highlight. The game features 3-on-3 wheelchair basketball. However, despite the initial buzz, it quietly launched on August 14, 2025, to only moderate success and average reviews.
Heart Machine, a game developer based in Los Angeles, is the team behind popular games like *Solar Ash* and *Hyper Light Drifter*. They released *Hyper Light Breaker*, a detailed action roguelike, in January 2025, and it’s currently available in early access. Five months later, they announced *Possessor(s)*, a visually striking side-scrolling action platformer. While it shares similarities with metroidvania games in its level design, it’s not strictly categorized as one.
To begin the Memories puzzle in *Silent Hill f*, first you need to finish the challenging rooms related to Rinko and Sakuko inside the Worship Hall. After using both the Tri-Scale Emblem and the White Rabbit Emblem Keys, a new path will appear, taking you to a showroom filled with Shu’s favorite things. You’ll notice some items are missing from the displays, and the puzzle requires you to locate them.
The acclaimed game *Hades* first launched on PC and Nintendo Switch, remaining exclusive to Nintendo consoles for a limited time. It later became available on PlayStation and Xbox, and eventually on iOS devices. Now, its sequel, *Hades 2*, appears to be following the same release pattern – the full game is available now, but not yet on PlayStation 5 or Xbox.
The *One Piece* anime includes filler storylines and specials that have introduced unique Devil Fruits not found in the original manga. Over the show’s twenty-one-year run and sixteen major story arcs, many of these fruits have appeared. Here are eight of the strangest anime-only Devil Fruits so far.
As a long-time player of *Pokemon TCG Pocket*, I’m really starting to get frustrated with how collecting has become in the game. It feels like the limited-time offers and promos are just the norm, but the whole Shiny situation is a real problem. They’re so expensive to get with pack points, it feels like it all comes down to luck. And what’s even worse is that if you *do* pull a Shiny you don’t need, you’re stuck with it because you can’t trade! Now, they’re releasing a new Deluxe Pack EX on September 30th, and it’s only going to be around for a month. That means we’ll have to rush to get the cards we want, and rely on even *more* luck. It just feels like things are getting harder and harder for collectors.
I’m really seeing a lot of excitement for Season 3 of *Solo Leveling*! Fans are constantly urging the creators to release it, and it’s easy to understand why. We’re all eager to see more of Sung Jin-Woo’s incredible battles, and I think a lot of us are hoping to finally see his relationship with Cha Hae-In develop into something truly romantic next season.
Let’s be clear: *Legends: Z-A* isn’t a true ‘Souls-like’ game, but the combat is much faster and more complex than previous *Pokémon* battles, demanding quick reactions. It builds on the real-time elements introduced in *Legends: Arceus*, but significantly increases the intensity. While dodging attacks from a new Rogue Mega Evolution Pokémon, I was reminded of the challenging combat in *Elden Ring*. If you’re hoping to prepare for *Legends: Z-A*, you might find games like *Elden Ring* or *Skyrim* more helpful than *Pokémon Scarlet and Violet* or even *Legends: Arceus* itself.
Watching the latest arc of *Boruto: Two Blue Vortex*, it’s becoming clear we’re building towards a huge showdown between Boruto and the God Trees. What’s really interesting is that the creators, Kishimoto and Ikemoto, have suggested that Eida and Daemon will be facing off against the Shinju Mamushi soon. That definitely makes me even more eager to see what happens next!
Megabonk players will also get the Monke achievement once the character is unlocked.