Nintendo’s video game legacy has come a long way since its inception; from the company’s first games in the ‘70s to the worldwide influence it holds now, there’s been a lot lost to time along the way. One of the more memorable relics of the past was the Nintendo Space…
The trend of converting classic and popular Pokémon into life-sized plushes has finally reached its logical conclusion. After years of bringing some of our favorite buddies to life, such as Psyduck, Porygon, and Mew, Japan’s Pokémon Center has given into the memes and created the ultimate life-sized plush: Gardevoir. Every…
Well, this is an article I wasn’t expecting to write today, but I’m sure glad I am! Two icons from the early 2000s collide as Netflix just released the opening credits for their upcoming Devil May Cry animated series—featuring music from none other than Limp Bizkit! Give it a listen/watch…
At the time of its release, fans’ opinions of the art style for The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker were quite contentious, to put it lightly. Since then, it has become more beloved within the Zelda community, with its soft aesthetic and charming tropical vibes winning over the hearts of…
It can be downright exhausting saying yes all the time, and the developers at Thunderful have taken it upon themselves to grace the world with a cathartic simulation game wherein the primary goal is to refuse the demands and requests of others as extravagantly and powerfully as possible. Say NO!…
Another day, another new batch of Pokémon merchandise — though this new line is nothing if not aesthetically pleasing. The ‘Ball Freak’ line of associated merch is matching certain Pokémon to Poké Ball designs — Mewtwo with the Master Ball, Umbreon with a Moon Ball, Sylveon with a Love Ball,…
Earlier this year, Pokémon Center launched a Pokémon Mood Collection filled with t-shirts sporting the many moods of Pikachu as well as Piplup and a guest appearance from Snorlax. Today, Pokémon Center adding a new piece to this series in the form of a very sleepy Pikachu figurine. …
For those eagerly awaiting the next fighter reveal for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, similar-style brawler Rivals of Aether now has new content available that may whet your appetite in the meantime. The PC version of the game added Steam Workshop support back in 2019, and the community has produced a…
If your figure shelf is lacking a true bad-attitude birb, First 4 Figures has you covered. The company has revealed that Revali, the riled-up Rito Champion from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, is the star of its latest PVC statue. The First 4 Figures blog states that…
Back in 2010, Sega released what many believe to be the pinnacle of modern 3D Sonic games for the Nintendo Wii – Sonic Colors. Surprisingly, it never turned up anywhere else since, despite its popularity and critical reception. That may soon be changing, though, as German dubbing studio iksample is…
The product line at Pokémon Shirts presented by Original Stitch is expanding! After holding a fan vote on new Poké Ball button designs to add to its customization options and adding more patterns feature Pokémon from the Hoenn region, new limited-edition aprons can now be ordered. Limited to the patterns from the Kanto region, aprons…
New Pokémon Snap is just about ready to revive the photo-catching concept for a whole new generation. There’re still a few more weeks of waiting, but a new Japanese trailer provides a full overview and plenty of new footage. The biggest showing here is that areas of the…
As promised, a new Neo: The World Ends With You trailer has dropped just ahead of the first game’s anime adaptation debut. In it we see new characters, as well as a look at the pin and fashion menus this time around. Best of all, more familiar faces from the…
The gameplay reveal stream for Hot Wheels Unleashed has come to an end, and it did not disappoint. From a look into the inspirations behind the game to an all-new gameplay trailer showcasing a bunch of pre-alpha footage, the live event was packed full of info from start to finish,…
When I was young, I recall coming across the Nintendo 64 game Hey You, Pikachu! in a magazine. Making use of the N64’s Voice Recognition Unit, the game let players talk to a Pikachu on their TV screen, which would then respond accordingly. The game eventually made its way outside…
