Games

It’s hard to say for sure, but this could explain why many games from the PlayStation 2 and Nintendo 64 era didn’t run or sound very polished. The PlayStation 2, with its huge number of game developers, was especially known for games with noticeably amateur voice acting – like a child reading a script. However, as someone who enjoys delightfully bad games, I think these titles deserve recognition. They show us how much game voice acting has improved, and they’re fun to laugh at!

WWE 2K26 Creations received some big improvements this year.

The latest update introduces the Phoenix class, a smoother experience for new players, and a brand-new open-world area called Teva. You can learn more in the announcement and watch the trailer below. Visit the official website for details, and download the update through the Gameforge client.

The Poké Court, a Pokemon card shop and event space, announced on Instagram that Nintendo contacted them regarding their name and logo, which included a red and white Poké Ball. As a result, the store will now be known as The Trainer Court.

Lunar New Year celebrations officially started on February 17, 2026. To mark the occasion and welcome the new year, the employee’s hospital hosted a party and gave away a valuable prize to one staff member.

Lots of streaming services are adding new true crime shows this month, but the Storyville documentaries are especially good. Originally created by the BBC in 1997, this series offers powerful, in-depth investigations from around the world, tackling many different subjects.

NBA 2K26 Season 5 brings college-themed content from 16 NCAA Powerhouse schools, including:

Okamoto shared details about his career, including the success and eventual closing of his previous game development studio, Game Republic, during an interview on the Japanese TV program, ‘Where Did That Money Go?’

So, it’s been over four years since the first game came out – time really flies when you’re having fun, or… trying to survive, I guess! Anyway, Poppy Playtime – Chapter 5 is finally here on PC. If you’ve only watched other people play it online, let me tell you, it’s seriously a great time to jump in and experience it for yourself.

Calamity Angels: Special Delivery is out now on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch, and will be released on Steam later this year. A free demo with the first two episodes is available to download on Steam. You can watch a new gameplay trailer with details about the console versions from Idea Factory International here: