The game’s soundtrack has 64 songs and totals over an hour of music. You can listen to it here. Like other soundtracks in the app, it’s organized into playlists for different in-game moments, such as Pokémon battles, popular tracks, and field exploration music.
A future update will address a problem that’s stopping some in-game trophies from unlocking correctly on the PlayStation 5. The new game, Romeo is a Dead Man, is available now on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC (via Steam). You can read a review by Cullen here, and find the complete list of updates and fixes from Grasshopper Manufacture below.
Currently, these listings appear only on the console store. They are for different language versions of Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, originally released on Game Boy Advance. The description highlights that these releases are part of the 30th anniversary celebration of Pokémon, and are coming to the Switch. They’ll support local wireless connectivity, and Pokémon Home integration will be added later. Thanks to Wario64 for pointing this out! Each version is priced at $19.99 and requires a 40MB download. Screenshots and promotional images are available below.
WiZmans World Re;Try is an updated version of WiZmans World, a game originally created for the Nintendo DS in 2010. The original game was only released in Japan, but this new version was released there in 2024 with plans to translate it into English. Now, with today’s release, English-speaking players can experience the game for the very first time.
I just saw the new trailer – it’s down below! NIS America also put up a description and a bunch of screenshots in a gallery, so you can check those out too.
The pixel art action RPG will cost €9.99, but you can try out the first area of the game for free.
Even though MrBeast does a lot of charity work, receiving criticism is simply something he has to expect as a popular creator.
Even though MrBeast does a lot of charity work, dealing with criticism is simply something he has to expect as a popular creator.
Staying with the gaming theme, the biscuits are shaped like the classic PlayStation controller buttons – circle, triangle, cross, and square – and feature the PS logo.
I’m so excited about this demo! It lets you play through the beginning parts of each of the four main characters’ stories. And the best part? Death Kumiai is saying that if you make progress in the demo, you’ll be able to carry that over to the full game when it comes out! That’s awesome.