Unlike some games with disappointing endings, these titles – ranging from action-packed platformers and brain-teasing puzzles to challenging Soulslike games – all deliver fantastic finales. They either leave you eager for more or provide a perfectly satisfying conclusion, making them some of the best final levels in video game history.
The Pokémon Company has revealed some of the beautiful full-art cards that will be included in the next Pokémon Trading Card Game set. Both Mega Gardevoir ex and Mega Lucario ex will get stunning new cards with unique artwork, and these cards may introduce a new level of rarity to the game. Fans of the original Pokémon starters will also be excited to see Bulbasaur and its evolutions featured on special Illustration Rare and Special Illustration Rare cards. Now, Pokémon is giving us a look at another incredible full-art card showcasing a Mega Evolution.
The Null and Void side quest becomes available after you finish the main mission “Rush the Gate” and defeat Idolator Sol in Borderlands 4. Once the battle is over and the Outlanders have successfully defended against the Timekeepers, head back to the Launchpad faction town and speak with Rush to start the quest.
Fans of *One Piece* are used to creator Eiichiro Oda revealing new characters, and he’s done a fantastic job of that in the series’ final saga. He’s introduced a lot of amazing new faces – some of which he hinted at in the past, and others that are completely fresh to the story.
You’ll find Shadowpelt inside Whistler’s Maw, an old mine located in the Cuspid Climb area of Terminus Range. To get there, you first need to complete the initial main quest, ‘Shadow of the Mountain,’ which will give you access to the mine. This guide provides a complete walkthrough of Whistler’s Maw, showing you how to find the cave, navigate its tunnels, and quickly gather Shadowpelt for faster loot drops.
As a Switch fan, I really loved how the original Switch games came in clear cases. It meant developers could create awesome reversible cover art that we could display! But I was a little disappointed when I heard the new Switch 2 games are coming in solid red cases. While they definitely look different on store shelves, a lot of us are bummed because we won’t be able to show off that cool reversible art anymore – it was a fun way to customize how we displayed our games.
Games that let you play as a psychic come in many styles – some are lighthearted and fun, while others are creepy and suspenseful. But they all offer the exciting experience of being incredibly powerful, relying on more than just physical strength. These games demonstrate how cool psychic abilities can be in gameplay, and also tell interesting stories about what it’s like to have them. Here are some fantastic games where you get to play as someone with extraordinary psychic powers.
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure is a hugely popular series. Although the anime versions are fairly new, the original manga is quite old – the first part started in 1987, making it around the same age as classics like Dragon Ball.
The new Pokemon TCG set will feature powerful Mega Pokemon, with Mega Gardevoir ex and Mega Lucario ex as the stars. More Mega forms, like Venusaur, Mawile, and Latios, will also be included. These Mega Pokemon are even stronger than regular “ex” Pokemon, and opponents will receive three Prize Cards when they defeat them in battle. To celebrate, *Pokemon TCG Live* is offering two free decks featuring these Mega Pokemon.
The fourth *Metroid Prime* game initially started development with Bandai Namco, and Kensuke Tanabe-who had produced all previous *Metroid Prime* titles-returned as producer. However, Nintendo wasn’t happy with how things were going, so they restarted the project with Retro Studios, keeping Tanabe on board. Even before the game’s development was rebooted, Tanabe had suggested a unique idea: instead of having many planets to explore, he envisioned a single planet with a focus on time travel and the ability to alter the timeline. He shared this concept with Eurogamer back in 2015.