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Since launch, Monsters Are Coming! has continued to grow through new systems, balance updates, community feedback, and a lot of player-made chaos. The game has always been about one central fantasy: defending a moving city while gathering resolutely does not want you to reach the Ark

Caladrius 2/Dark Element is officially coming to Nintendo Switch this Winter 2026 as part of its worldwide release.

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With the 25th anniversary of the GameCube rapidly approaching, it’s never been a better time to revisit Nintendo’s sixth generation console. Sure, it might have been less popular than the PlayStation 2, but the GameCube had some incredible games that still hold up today, including The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker and Metroid Prime.…

THQ has a whole host of titles planned for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2. In their recent 2026 showcase event, they featured a new trailer for several of those titles. You can watch it for yourself above.

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At the crossroads between cyberpunk and fantasy exists Shadowrun. Originally a tabletop RPG from 1989 (currently on its sixth edition, as of 2019), it’s now a franchise sporting multiple campaigns, novels, and video games. The first of which was Shadowrun for the SNES in 1993, a moderately well-received isometric RPG/adventure game. However, it would be…

The Poppy Playtime Discord just alerted everyone to a new Steam page. I liked that below, but for now let’s dive in and see what we’re working with. I did grab the Steam trailer frame by frame. 

Physical media is hanging by a thread, and all signs point to disc-based games becoming obsolete in the coming months. While dedicated fans are fighting to reverse the trend, Capcom’s latest remarks underscore why a fully digital future appears all but inevitable.