Pokemon Legends: Z-A has sold 12.3 million copies as of December 31, 2025

The report breaks down sales for Pokémon Legends: Z-A by platform. The Switch version sold 8.41 million copies, while the newer Switch 2 Edition sold 3.89 million. It’s important to note that digital purchases of the Switch 2 Edition are included in the 8.41 million Switch total, but physical Switch 2 Edition copies make up the 3.89 million figure. Sales of the Upgrade Pack are not included in either of these numbers.

Dragon Quest VII Reimagined Lucky Panel Guide: How to play, all exclusive equipment and rewards available

Okay, so I’m going for 100% completion in Dragon Quest VII Reimagined, and honestly, the Heroic Hoarder achievement is a pain! You basically have to collect every item in the game. Lucky Panel is a lifesaver, though. It’s not just good for getting random equipment, but it’s the only place to find certain stuff. If you’re aiming for that full completion, trust me, you’re going to be spending a lot of time on Lucky Panel!

Escape from Tarkov collabs with its own competitor

You might not be a fan of games where you collect loot while fighting, but you’ve probably still heard of Escape from Duckov. In October 2025, it became incredibly popular, with over 300,000 people playing at the same time. That’s even more than the new Battlefield 6, which is surprising considering Escape from Duckov was created by a small, independent team and came out of nowhere.

Modder turns Red Dead Redemption 2 into Pokemon & it’s unbelievable

Red Dead Redemption 2 puts you in the role of Arthur Morgan, a member of a dying breed of outlaw gunslingers, and is fundamentally a third-person shooting game. Pokémon, on the other hand, casts you as a Trainer who captures creatures and battles with them. Despite both being games, they offer vastly different experiences.

Students now using ‘humanizers’ to make AI-generated essays read less like AI

Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly common, and it’s already changing many parts of our lives, including education. We’re seeing examples like teachers using AI to create tests, and students forming relationships with AI chatbots. However, these changes aren’t always positive, and can sometimes be quite harmful.