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This Pokedex heavily features Mega Evolution, including most Pokemon that can Mega Evolve, with a few exceptions like the Hoenn starters, Latios, Latias, and Rayquaza. Luckily, *Pokemon Legends: Z-A* also makes Furfrou and the elemental monkeys available on the Switch, after they were only accessible on the 3DS for a long time. It’s also worth mentioning that the game includes three different sets of starter Pokemon: those from *Legends: Z-A*, the original Kalos starters, and the Kanto starters.

Here’s a guide to the seven Pokémon found in Wild Zone 1 of *Pokémon Legends: Z-A*, along with tips on how to catch them all for your Pokédex.

Turning off the on-screen display in Battlefield 6 makes the game look incredible, and it’s definitely doable for relaxed gameplay. However, playing without a HUD can be tricky in both the multiplayer and single-player campaigns, largely because there’s no easy way to bring it back up when you need it.

Eventually, the story will leave the flashbacks and return to the current conflict on Elbaf, which has now become a warzone. With so many strong fighters in one location, it’s certain that some won’t survive.

Sonic Rumble, a fast-paced arcade game inspired by the popularity of Fall Guys, has been in development for a while. Players can choose from a roster of iconic Sonic characters and compete in quick, chaotic mini-games with friends. After a few setbacks and delays, the game now has a confirmed release timeframe, and the developers have listened to what fans wanted.

As a huge Halo fan, I was so excited to hear the rumors about a remake of the original game starting in early 2024! They’re saying it might come out around 2026, which feels like a long wait, but totally worth it. The first Halo was a game-changer – it really put the Xbox on the map back in 2001. It’s amazing to think about how much the franchise has grown since then, with six main games, a bunch of spin-offs, and even a TV show on Paramount+. I can’t wait to experience that first adventure again with a modern update!

Many fantastic first-person shooter (FPS) games show that you don’t need guns to have fun. Whether it’s exploring ancient worlds, battling in magical castles, or facing other unique challenges, there are plenty of options for players who want something different from the typical shooting experience.

Game Rant recently spoke with Bo Chen, Head of Marketing and Communications at Grey State Studio, and Ray Fan, Lead Game Designer for *Rules of Engagement: The Grey State*, about the game’s development and the inspirations behind its horror elements, particularly their unique concept of a “horrorverse.” Because horror extraction shooters are a relatively small genre, *Rules of Engagement: The Grey State* could differentiate itself by drawing on horror media from around the world to create this immersive “horrorverse.”