Pokemon’s Two-Game Tradition Started As A Way To One-Up Mario

Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto recently shared a story from a conversation with Pokémon creator Satoshi Tajiri. Tajiri jokingly suggested that the only way to outsell Mario Kart would be to sell two copies of Pokémon to every customer. Miyamoto explained that this playful challenge inspired the release of the first Pokémon games as both Pokémon Blue and Pokémon Red – a practice that has continued with most of the main series games ever since.

What Happens When a Pro Gamer Becomes a Dad?

Playing games with friends is fun, but it’s even more special when you team up with family. Pro gamer Aydan often plays Call of Duty: Warzone with his dad and grandpa, creating a unique and heartwarming experience for his viewers. He recently announced they were playing together, joking about three generations of his family taking over the game. It’s become a family tradition, showing how gaming can connect people of all ages and create lasting memories.

The Coyote Shadow Nerf: A Helldivers Breakdown

Many Helldivers have noticed their AR-2 Coyote rifle isn’t performing as well as it used to, and you’re not mistaken. The weapon received a hidden adjustment – often called a “shadow nerf” – meaning the developers changed its stats without announcing it in the official patch notes. This has left players confused about what exactly happened to this popular incendiary rifle. Let’s explain what a shadow nerf is and why the developers decided to tweak the Coyote.

BioShock 4 Isn’t Dead And Is Still Coming, Take-Two Promises

Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick confidently told IGN that a new game is definitely on the way. He explained that creating high-quality, standout AAA games is increasingly difficult due to longer development times. Zelnick emphasized that Take-Two prioritizes making the best entertainment, not simply the most entertainment, and while they haven’t always succeeded, those failures have been rare. The company’s goal is to consistently release truly exceptional games.