Interactive adventure game Dear me, I was… is now available on Switch 1, Steam, iOS, and Android

The game “Dear Me, I was…” is now available for $7.99 on Steam, Google Play (Android), Nintendo Switch eShop, and the iOS App Store. Currently, it doesn’t seem like you can buy the game once and play it on multiple platforms. The Japanese version on Switch 2 didn’t offer a discount for owners of the original Switch version, though these things can sometimes take time to update. You can check out the latest trailer and more information from Arc System Works below.

Slayerbound codes (February 2026)

Slayerbound codes usually give you free spins, which allow you to change important character traits and skills. See the current, working codes listed below, and redeem them quickly before they become invalid.

How Zlaner Turned a Stealth Play Into a Viral Fail

Sometimes, a gaming clip comes along that perfectly shows how hilariously messy things can get online. It’s not about amazing plays, but about a plan that’s incredibly ambitious but fails in the funniest way. This clip of Zlaner is one of those moments. We’re used to seeing streamers do incredible things, but what makes this clip so memorable is how genuinely human – and wonderfully chaotic – it is. It’s a complete disaster, but a really funny one, from beginning to end.

Overwatch’s new Jetpack Cat hero is so OP she’s getting banned

So, Overwatch’s Season 1 dropped a huge update, and they added five new characters all at once! I’ve been loving Jetpack Cat – seriously, this flying cat is awesome. You can use him to soar around the map, heal teammates, dish out damage, and even reposition other players – it totally changes how you move around the battlefield!

The Midnight Jazz: Final Fanasy IX arrangement album is now available digitally, CD release coming next month

The album is now available on CD in Japan and will be released in North America and Europe next month. You can pre-order it for $39.99. It’s also available to purchase digitally today – you can find the links here. While a limited number of songs are on Spotify and Apple Music, the complete album is available for digital purchase on the iTunes Store.