The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition is now available on Nintendo Switch 2

If you already own The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition on Switch, this update is free. You’ll find it on the eShop listed at no cost when you search for Skyrim. If you have the original Skyrim game, you can upgrade to the Anniversary Edition for $19.99. New players can purchase the Anniversary Edition as a complete game for $59.99 on Switch 2. Please note that the game requires 53GB of storage space on Switch 2.

New McDonald’s Christmas AI ad is causing a stir. “It’s the most terrible time of the year”

McDonald’s Netherlands launched a unique holiday ad created entirely using AI. Instead of showing the typical cheerful holiday scenes, the ad humorously portrays the often-chaotic and stressful reality of the season. Developed by TBWA\NEBOKO, the ad exaggerates common holiday struggles – things that would be difficult or expensive to film with real people – and positions McDonald’s as a small source of comfort amidst the craziness.

Three dormant giants are back in action. Capcom brings back games that sold 90 million copies

To breathe new life into its classic game series, Capcom is creating both brand-new titles and updated versions of older favorites. This strategy is already in motion, with releases like the Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection in 2023 and Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy in 2024. Now, fans are especially excited for what comes next – completely new games in these beloved series.

New Switch 2 System Update Rolling Out, And You Probably Know What It Does

Nintendo released new updates for both the Switch and the newer Switch 2 yesterday, December 8th. The updates are identical and simply improve the overall stability of the systems, aiming for a better user experience. Interestingly, a similar update for the Switch 2 was released in September, and Nintendo has often been playfully teased about releasing stability patches over the years.

AI VTuber Neuro-Sama Finally Completes Hardcore Minecraft, But Some Aren’t Happy

Neuro, an AI, quickly became a popular attraction on Vedal987’s Twitch channel while trying to play Minecraft Hardcore. Her unpredictable reactions – switching from intensely focused tasks, like digging straight down (which viewers compared to a termite!), to suddenly falling into water – were unlike anything a human player would do. I found myself, along with many others, starting to doubt whether she could actually succeed.