The ESRB has officially rated Pokémon Legends: Z-A, the upcoming game in the Legends series. Legends: Z-A has been given a rating of E10+, marking the first time a Pokémon mainline game has received a rating higher than E. What’s interesting is that the only games in the Pokémon series…
With hard times hitting basically every industry in existence, it’s not really surprising to hear that Ubisoft might be courting potential investors for a new gaming entity. In a report from Bloomberg this morning, it’s been stated that Ubisoft Entertainment SA (the official name of the publisher) is considering selling…
In a report from Bloomberg News yesterday afternoon, it has been stated that Nintendo and its investors believe that the Switch 2 could be the biggest console launch in Nintendo’s storied history. Not only would the console release with an unprecedented level of stock, but investors also believe the Switch…
Bayonetta 3 releases later this month, which means it’s a perfect time to gear up on promotion for the upcoming action title. PlatinumGames has begun releasing a series of dev diaries on the game with the Umbran Studies blog, the latest entry headed by character designer Mari Shimazaki, who once…
Nobody has ever held to the slogan of “Gotta Catch ‘Em All” quite as steadfastly as this anonymous woman from Hertfordshire, England — her world record collection of Pokémon memorabilia, containing over 20,000 items, is set to be auctioned off on October 18th as one unit. While she’s holding onto…
Yesterday, a lone McDonald’s worker appeared to leak the official render for the Super Mario Bros. movie online. While it certainly looked legit, it was, relatively speaking, a blip on the radar — but now there’s a whole torrent, as the render in high quality has now leaked online, along…
We’ve seen Pokémon with Tera Types activated in battles and in Tera Raids, but not in wild encounters. Today, that changes thanks to the latest Pokémon Scarlet and Violet trailer. During the 14-minute-long trailer, a glowing wild Jigglypuff was shown (complete with sparkling particles and rainbow lights). This Jigglypuff wasn’t…
In the latest Pokémon Scarlet and Violet trailer, we got to see how we’ll be able to customize our playable Trainer character and what we can do with the Camera App. Plus, we’ll be able to use the Camera App in crafting our very own Profile! Customization You’ll be…
We’re a little over a month away from the release of Pokémon Scarlet and Violet and today, The Pokémon Company released a 14-minute-long gameplay trailer of the two games. Covering some previously announced features in further detail, there were a few new announcements too – including the brand new evolved…
Today’s Pokémon Scarlet and Violet trailer was a 14-minute-long look at what adventures and Pokémon await in the Paldea region. While a good chunk of it covered information shared in previous announcements, it also went a bit more in-depth with new gameplay footage. Plus, it had some new discoveries (like…
Ever since Pokémon X and Y, the mainline Pokémon games have featured ways to interact with your Pokémon, such as Pokémon Amie. Scarlet and Violet is set to have its own version and it looks positively adorable – picnics! As detailed in the latest trailer, picnics can be popped up…
As promised, another Pokémon Scarlet and Violet trailer has dropped, and this one is great for fans of Girafarig! You’ll be able to catch these Pokémon and more when Scarlet and Violet launch on November 18th, 2022!
Persona 5 is practically everywhere at this point. It’s had multiple games, an anime, a stage show, and more merch than you can imagine, and yet there’s still more to come. Atlus has announced a collaboration with Pandasaurus on a new physical card game based on the IP! Specifically the…
Activision Blizzard has had a consistent train of just, the best PR for well over a year at this point. Most of it has had to do with the ongoing sexual discrimination lawsuit(s) leveraged at the company, but there’s also been news in regards to unionization efforts: most notably at…
You ever think about subtle class barriers in society? Like how a job may require an online application when some people don’t own computers because they’re too poor? Fortunately we have libraries for situations like that, but there are many other examples of such gatekeeping that aren’t so easily solved…
