Typing Games Are Cool Again Thanks To Wildly Unexpected Twists

Typing games have been around for a long time, originally created as a way to teach kids how to use a keyboard. Many people who grew up in the 80s and 90s remember playing them in school, like Typer Shark or Mavis Beacon. As computers became more common in homes, schools stopped needing dedicated computer labs – and the demand for these educational typing games decreased. However, typing games are now making a comeback, borrowing ideas from those older educational games but with a fresh, modern approach.

New Hades 2 Patch Expands The Ending

We’ve added a lot of new content to unlock the real ending, including new scenes, voice acting, and tweaks to how prophecies work. You can now also use a special cauldron ability to return to earlier parts of the game. Getting to the true ending will now require completing the Underworld a greater number of times, but the game’s ending story remains the same.

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade gets new screenshots for Xbox and Nintendo Switch 2

The updated version of Final Fantasy VII Remake, called Intergrade, will be available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox on PC, and Nintendo Switch 2 starting January 22, 2026. After releasing trailers for Cloud and Yuffie today, Square Enix has now shared new screenshots showing off the game on Xbox and Switch 2. These screenshots feature characters like Yuffie and Scarlet, and you can view them below.

Pokémon TCG Pocket earns $1.3 billion in its first year, out-earning Pokémon GO in the same timeframe

It’s a bit surprising, but when you consider the context, it makes sense. It used to be obvious how popular Pokémon GO was – you could see groups of people rushing to catch Pokémon. Similarly, Pokémon TCG Pocket launched at the peak of the Pokémon trading card craze. Everywhere you looked online, especially on Reddit, people were sharing stories about empty shelves where Pokémon cards should have been. Pokémon TCG Pocket filled a need, offering a convenient way to enjoy Pokémon cards when physical cards were hard to find.