10 GameCube JRPGs That Are Fun from the Start

While the GameCube didn’t have a huge number of JRPGs, the ones it did have often got straight to the action. This was a nice change from some PS2 JRPGs that started slowly. If you were willing to search, the GameCube offered JRPGs that were quickly enjoyable and engaging – you could usually have fun within the first hour of playing.

7 Details That Prove Crimson Desert is a Great Game

Some people are doubtful about how good the game really is, but I think Crimson Desert deserves recognition as a fantastic RPG. And for those skeptics, let me start with a simple reason: you can pet the cat and the dog!

Cyberpunk 2077 PS5 Pro update releases on April 8

On PlayStation 5 Pro, Cyberpunk 2077 will have three graphics modes: Ray Tracing Pro, Ray Tracing, and Performance, each offering a different level of visual quality and speed. The game will also take advantage of the improved PSSR upscaling technology that was previously announced.

Chasing Immortality codes (April 2026)

As a player, I’m always looking for ways to get ahead, and these codes are awesome! They usually give you Soul Fragments and other goodies that help you level up and improve your gear. Check out the list of current codes below, and I’ll walk you through how to redeem them – it’s super easy!

Starfield on PS5 Pro is the best it’s ever been, but it’s still Starfield

Growing up, I was a huge fan of space, especially after watching countless hours of Star Trek and The Next Generation. With Starfield, I was initially drawn in by its look and feel – I even bought the controller just because I liked it! I’m happy I eventually played the game, though. Despite some flaws, I really enjoyed my time with it. The quests were memorable, I didn’t run into nearly as many bugs as I did in Fallout 4 or Skyrim, and I found a few of the game’s systems really engaging.