Many of the games on this list have been tested and shown promise, while others are well-known titles. What they all have in common is the ability to summon creatures and large, expansive worlds that players can enjoy exploring at their own pace.
Players are on the hunt for a rare Pokemon, and many are going to great lengths to try and find a Shiny Mareep. However, the answer might be easier than they realize. This guide explains how to complete the related mission, provides details about Mareep and its evolution, and shows you where to find the Ampharosite needed for its Mega Evolution.
In the grand theater of human endeavor, where the wheels of commerce turn with relentless fervor, OpenSea, that digital bazaar of the ephemeral, has deigned to bestow upon its faithful a token of its esteem-the SEA token. Ah, the SEA token! A beacon of hope, a promise of wealth, or perhaps merely another trinket in the vast treasury of the crypto world. Its arrival, slated for the first quarter of 2026, is heralded with the pomp and circumstance befitting a monarch’s coronation. Yet, one cannot help but smirk at the irony of it all-half of this digital treasure is to be cast into the hands of the masses, a gesture as magnanimous as it is calculated. 🤑
This has triggered renewed debate among investors: is this the ideal moment to buy the dip, or could more downside pressure still be ahead?
In *Pokemon Legends: Z-A*, you’ll find most Pokemon roaming in areas called Wild Zones, which become available as you advance the story. Keep an eye out in Lumiose City too – Pokemon can also be found hiding in trees and on rooftops!
I’ve been watching *Attack on Titan*, and it’s incredible how the characters’ fight for freedom keeps revealing more and more about their world’s hidden past. It turns out there are these massive, terrifying creatures called Titans, and within them, nine distinct types can be passed down to humans. But there’s a huge cost – inheriting one of these Titan powers literally splits a person’s lifespan in half. It got me thinking about which characters would be strong enough to wield such power, and I’ve put together a list of those who I believe could become truly formidable Titan inheritors.
Pokemon Legends: Z-A adds some new information to the Pokedex for certain Pokemon, but a lot of it is reused from previous games. The new Mega Evolutions do get entirely new entries, though. I like reading the Pokedex descriptions for my favorite Pokemon, but surprisingly, some of the most interesting details aren’t in the Pokedex itself or from the Professor. You actually have to talk to regular characters in the game to find them out. And I discovered something pretty unsettling: Vanillish, the ice cream Pokemon, apparently has internal organs! It’s… an ice cream cone with organs inside. However you phrase it, it’s pretty disgusting, and honestly, a little scary.
Nintendo has consistently released major games for the Switch 2 every month since June, keeping players engaged. While October 2025 doesn’t have many games exclusive to the new console, it did receive an enhanced Switch 2 version of *Pokemon Legends: Z-A*, offering improved performance over the original Switch version.
As a regular Twitch viewer, I always get hyped for TwitchCon – it’s become this massive gathering where you can actually meet your favorite streamers in person. They’ve held it in a bunch of places, but San Diego seems to be a popular spot. They really pull out all the stops, getting huge guests like Megan Thee Stallion, T-Pain, and even Tony Hawk! But the 2025 con already had a really awful incident – someone in the crowd actually harassed and physically assaulted Emiru during a meet-and-greet. It was super disturbing. Now, Twitch is finally addressing what happened and talking about the steps they’re taking to prevent something like this from happening again.
