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Since the initial launch of the PlayStation 5 Pro, Sony’s high-end console has only gotten better with time, thanks largely to the improvements made to its PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) upscaler. While this ‘enhanced’ form of the upscaler could be toggled on manually by users in the past, a new system firmware update has…

Members can experience the all-new Persona Engine and redefined gameplay for up to 10 hours in the early access trial.

Ready to dive into more content for the Pokémon Pokopia game? Purchasing the Pokémon Pokopia Expansion Pass DLC* will give you access to three content drops when they release. And wouldn’t you know, the first one is making a splash…right now!

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Dive into the action with Free Play Days this weekend, where sports, strategy, and all-out firefights collide for an unforgettable gaming spree!

Nintendo’s Q1 revenue fell 9.5%, yet profit surged 150%, driven by high-margin software sales and a one-time US tariff refund. Meanwhile, Nintendo Switch 2’s sales momentum continues.

Before we dive into this review, I need to tell you a bit about me. I love fighting games, and absolutely suck at them. Part of the fun for me is getting good at them. With that said, Dead or Alive, Mortal Kombat, and Tekken are among my favorite fighting game series. I enjoyed Injustice…

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I know I’m writing about Big Walka lot this week, but that’s because it’s taken up most of my non-work time. Chris and I helped Nicole play through it, and because the host of a game hangs on to the save, if we wanted to see the end of our game, we had to play…

In 1996, id Software smashed through to another dimension – in one sense of the word, pioneering first-person shooters in the third dimension with the release of Quake, and in another, hurtling players feet-first into Quake’s otherworldly realm – a place beyond our reality where kinetic combat and a moody eldritch setting took FPS players…