Classic Final Fantasy Is Still Very Popular

The official Final Fantasy X account recently announced that the Pixel Remaster series has reached a major sales milestone, expressing gratitude to fans for their support. Originally released in 2021, these retro RPGs initially received some criticism for their font choices. The series includes updated versions of the first six Final Fantasy games—from the original Final Fantasy on NES (1987) to Final Fantasy VI on SNES (1994)—with new features like auto-battle and updated user interfaces.

Nina Lin responds to rumors she’s been permabanned on Twitch

A video from Lin’s Twitch stream on November 30th became popular online after she was seen taking items at a Target self-checkout without paying for them. The video shows her scanning less expensive products while also taking more expensive ones, like steaks, and not scanning those.

Onikami codes (December 2025)

Don’t miss out on free rewards! This guide shows you all the currently working Onikami codes and explains how to use them to get valuable items like rerolls and Sun Essence.

Arc Raiders Has Free Raider Tokens For You Right Now

Players opening the game now will find a “Happy Holidays” message and a free gift of 1,000 Raider Tokens to spend as they wish. The message expresses gratitude from the Arc Raiders team and Embark Studios to their community, and wishes everyone happy holidays as a thank you for their support.

The Nintendo Switch 2 version of The Legend of Heroes: Trails Beyond the Horizon seems decent so far

Let’s talk about the English localization. We got a chance to listen to the voice acting for the beginning of Rean and Kevin’s stories in Act II. Having not played a Trails game dubbed in English since the first Trails in the Sky, I’d say the dub quality seems really good so far! Sean Chiplock does a great job portraying a more mature Rean, adding a subtle roughness that suits his character arc in Beyond the Horizon. The rest of the voice cast is excellent as well; NIS America consistently delivers high-quality dubs for Falcom games, and this one appears to be no exception, though we’ve only heard a small portion of the game so far.

Assassin’s Creed Shadows Nintendo Switch 2 Review

I initially experienced Assassin’s Creed Shadows on a console earlier this year, and unlike my usual habit, didn’t play it on my PC handheld devices. Now, with the new Nintendo Switch 2 version launching – which includes many updates and features exclusive to the Switch 2 – I’m reviewing the port and also testing how well the game performs on the Steam Deck. As a ‘Verified’ game, it has been specially optimized for that platform.