Syberia Remastered review: A hit of nostalgia that may not land with everyone

It’s been 23 years since the original Syberia came out in 2002, and this remaster shows some clear improvements. The graphics are noticeably better – colors are brighter, environments are sharper, and the characters look less strangely artificial. However, the visual upgrade isn’t groundbreaking. It’s subtle enough that you might not immediately notice the difference at a quick glance, and I’ll discuss this in more detail later. As someone new to the game, I wanted to share this observation for those who may have played it before.

Pokemon Pokopia Release Date, Trailer, Gameplay, And Everything Else We Know

This new, relaxing game is different from traditional Pokemon battles. Instead of fighting, you’ll create a perfect home for Pokemon, designed specifically for each one. There’s no conflict or need to control their lives – you’ll gently guide them as they build a world called Pokopia, brick by brick, with a little help from a Ditto!

Ys X: Proud Nordics is coming to PlayStation 5

The upcoming game Ys X: Proud Nordics for the West is scheduled to release in early 2026. Currently, NIS America has only announced versions for Nintendo Switch 2 and PC (available on Steam, GOG, and Epic Games Store). However, a recent financial report from Falcom indicates that a PlayStation 5 version will also be part of the Western release. Thanks to Gematsu for bringing this to our attention!

Super Robot Wars Y DLC1 set releases on November 20/21

Just a quick reminder that Bandai Namco previously shared details about the SRW Y DLC, which will be available with the season pass. The first DLC pack, called Contract from the Darkness, will include the following content:

Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls second closed beta weekend will be the first week of December

The developers of the new fighting game, Arc System Works, listened to feedback from the first closed beta test. The initial test in September had limited play times, with only four sessions available over the weekend. While there was a reason for this schedule, players didn’t love it. The next closed beta in December will be different – players will have uninterrupted access all weekend long, letting them play whenever they want.

Octopath Traveler 0 is great on Steam Deck, but what about Nintendo Switch 2?

The recent Switch 2 version of Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake let players choose between sharper graphics at 30 frames per second, or smoother visuals at 60fps. However, Octopath Traveler 0 doesn’t offer any such options. It seems to aim for 1080p resolution and 60fps when played on a TV, and a lower resolution while in handheld mode, also targeting 60fps. While it aims for these targets, Octopath Traveler 0 currently has performance problems – specifically with frame rate consistency – in both TV and handheld modes, but these issues are more noticeable when played on the go. Even early in the game, you can see the frame rate drop below 60fps in areas with a lot of visual effects like particles or weather.