PlayStation to phase out PSN name in 2026

PlayStation Network (PSN) has long been a core part of the PlayStation experience, connecting players for online games and social interaction. Now, Sony is making a significant update by completely removing the PSN brand.

1985 MSX2 version of Hydlide ported to Nintendo Switch via EGG Console

This MSX2 version of the game was more recent than the earlier versions D4 released for other consoles. The first MSX version, released in 2024, was originally created in March 1985. The PC-8801 version, which came out in 2023, was the very first release of the game, appearing in December 1984.

Valkyrae addresses viral rumors about her retiring from streaming

More and more people are turning streaming and content creation into full-time jobs, and there are lots of resources available to help them get started. But even with all those tools, only a small number achieve real success on platforms like Twitch and YouTube.

Merregnon: Heart of Ice album release teased for March 20 featuring Nobuo Uematsu’s orchestral compositions

He’s announced a special recording made with the London Symphony Orchestra at the famous Abbey Road Studios. A short video with a preview of the new music is available, and it ends with the date March 20. We’re not sure if that’s the release date for the album, or when more details will be revealed. He’s also provided a link to a page where you can sign up for updates. This link is typically used for pre-orders and pre-saves of new albums, so that’s likely what will be available soon.

Persona 5 Special Big Band Concert returns with The Phantom X songs newly added

The Big Band Concert debuted last December in three Japanese cities: Tokyo (Shinjuku), Kobe, and Yokohama (Pia Arena MM). The band is directed by Charlie Rosen, who gained recognition after his arrangement of “Last Surprise” from Persona 5 – the battle theme – was nominated for a 2025 Grammy Award for Best Arrangement, Instrumental and Vocals.

How to downgrade Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition Nintendo Switch 2 Edition to the Switch 1 version

After removing the game cartridge (if you have one), or if you downloaded the game, delete it through the console’s Manage Software menu. This ensures a smooth process and won’t erase your saved progress. I’ve tested this with four different games, including Xenoblade Chronicles X, both on physical cartridges and digital downloads, and it works reliably.