Picture: The Pokémon Company / Kotaku Update: January 15, 2025, 9:55 a.m. ET: We have received a statement from The Pokémon Company International regarding this situation, which is reproduced in full below. In it, the company states that it is trying to print more cards for the Sniped sets and promises restocks on Pokémon Center ...
Screenshot: Sony/Kotaku, Nintendo/Lego/Kotaku, Sony/Kotaku, Picture: Rockstar Games / Kojima Productions / Dot Emu / Ubisoft / Kotaku, Ubisoft, Acer/Kotaku, Sony/Kotaku, Remedy / Kotaku, photo: Nintendo, Nintendo This week we took the opportunity to take a look at 2025 and remind ourselves (and you!) of the many, many exciting games coming our way over the next ...
Play it on: Android Current goal: Stop me As it turns out, Google Play Pass is really good. Apple may fund developers to create games just for its terrible closed system, but Google seems to have gotten into the habit of noticing what's popular and simply incorporating it into its own version of a subscription ...
Picture: Night school studio Play it on: mobile Current goal: Stop these damn children Ox free is one of my favorite games ever. The captivating combination of naturalistic, tongue-in-cheek dialogue and a spooky podcast-like plot really resonated with me and completely drew me into the mysterious narrative. Strange radio signals, ghostly apparitions and the wrong ...
Picture: GOG When Good Old Games launched in 2008, DRM was the biggest issue for PC gamers. Digital Rights Management throttled video games, causing official, paid games to perform far worse than pirated versions, and it was a whole horrible mess. Good Old Games was founded at CD Projekt's studios in Poland as a store ...
Picture: Xbox When something feels too good to be true, it's generally because it won't last much longer. That was largely the feeling surrounding Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass, which made the launch of the Xbox Series X/S seem like a great deal. There was this extraordinary library, including first-release Microsoft titles, that you could delve ...
The Crimson Diamond looks and plays like something from 1988, an adventure game with beautiful, vibrant EGA graphics and a text parser interface. Yes, this means you actually have to type things like “look” and “open door,” a thought that may cause some potential players to roll their eyes, but it’s actually great! The game ...
