Get ready for Dragon Quest Monsters The Withered World, launching soon on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, the new Switch 2, and PC (via Steam and Xbox app). While specific details are still upcoming, you can check out the announcement trailer below!
Square Enix has shared an update on the upcoming Final Fantasy XII remake: development had to be restarted due to some challenges, which means it will take longer than expected to release. The team is working hard on it, and you can check out the new logo below.
As a fan, I can tell you what really got to me about this moment – it wasn’t just scary, it was that the game changed the rules on us. Before this, doors were always safe, a simple way to move forward. But after it happened once, everything felt different. You couldn’t help but be on edge, wondering if it would happen again. The brilliant part is, it doesn’t. It’s a one-time scare, and that’s what makes it so unforgettable. Just when you start to feel safe and comfortable, BAM! It gets you.
As a big fan of Mina the Hollower, I’m so excited about the Switch 2 version! The best part is, if you already own it on the original Switch, you can get a free upgrade on the eShop! And don’t worry about losing your progress – your save data will transfer over seamlessly. The original Switch version aimed for 1080p at 60fps when docked and 720p handheld, but the Switch 2 version takes things to a whole new level. Handheld, you can play at 1080p at 60fps or even 120fps! Docked, you have a choice between stunning 4K at 60fps or a super smooth 1440p at 120fps – though the Switch 2 has a slight limitation there. Honestly, when playing handheld, there’s no need to stick with 60fps, but docked, you can pick between incredible visuals and a super high frame rate!
I’ve been playing Mina the Hollower, and it’s a really cool 2D adventure game. It reminds me of classics like Zelda, Castlevania, and even a little bit of Dark Souls with its top-down perspective. But it’s not just a copycat – it has its own unique vibe that honestly makes me feel like I’m a kid again, glued to the TV on a Saturday morning. It’s a really nostalgic experience!
Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age – Definitive Edition originally launched as an improved version of the game on PlayStation 4 and PC, and then came to Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and Steam. Now, it’s coming to the new Nintendo Switch 2 on September 24th. Check out the announcement trailers below.
Although neither Bungie nor its parent company have confirmed anything, rumors indicate the studio isn’t planning a sequel to their popular game, and may be undergoing substantial layoffs after the current in-game event, Monument of Triumph, concludes.
Over the past year, Discord has added many new features, going beyond simple text and voice chat. Recently, they launched secure, end-to-end encrypted voice and video calls, improved connections for PlayStation and Xbox players, and offered more benefits and ways to personalize the app through Discord Nitro.
Wow, can you believe it’s been almost 30 years since Pokemon cards first came out? It feels like yesterday I was trading with my friends! And it’s still HUGE – the latest numbers show it’s a total phenomenon all over the world, even now in 2026. It’s amazing to see how popular it remains!
This update introduces New Game Plus, which now features an even more challenging Nightmare difficulty. Players can also turn on a new Dev Commentary mode to get behind-the-scenes insights from the development team as they play.