Learn How To Play Guitar On The Switch With This New Controller

Hori Guitar Life, popular in Japan, is now available in the US! It includes a guitar controller and software designed to teach you guitar basics through fun, interactive lessons and games. It launches on December 15th, and you can pre-order it on Amazon now. You’ll need a compatible Joy-Con controller to connect it. Here’s a closer look at what it offers.

‘Stranger Things’ Season 5 Gets First Plot Details at Last

A recent article in *TIME* magazine discussed the impact of *Stranger Things* and revealed details about the upcoming final season, *Stranger Things 5*. The season will be released in two parts: the first on November 26th and the second on December 25th. Some episodes will be quite long, almost like movies! The article also hints at a dramatic showdown with Vecna in the final season. You can find the full plot description below.

ARC Raiders “Kind of Falls Apart” if Played in First-Person, Says Design Director

Watkin explained that the game’s immersive world and how players interact with it – including enemies and other players – are significantly enhanced by the high quality work of the animation, audio, and environment teams. This creates a cohesive and engaging experience. He also noted that while some games, like Helldivers 2, successfully use both first-person and third-person perspectives, adding this feature to *ARC Raiders* would require substantial changes to the game.

Tomorrow Is a Big Day for Xbox Game Pass

Tomorrow, Xbox Game Pass is getting two new games! First, Ninja Gaiden 4 from Team Ninja, PlatinumGames, and Xbox Game Studios will be available to play with your subscription, and because it’s an Xbox Game Studios title, it will stay on the service indefinitely. It’s launching initially for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC members, with plans to add it to the Xbox Game Pass Premium tier later, though a specific date hasn’t been announced. The second new game, Evil West from Flying Wild Hog and Focus Entertainment, isn’t a day one release, but will be available immediately through Xbox Game Pass Premium when it’s added.

Pokemon Legends: Z-A Has One Big Thing in Common With Scarlet & Violet, and It Has Me Excited for Gen 10

Unlike most Pokémon games with their clear paths, *Scarlet & Violet* tried a new approach to storytelling. This had some success, but also created issues. The game let you tackle objectives in almost any order, which meant the different storylines felt disconnected for a long time. While the individual stories for each character were interesting, they didn’t quite blend together well. *Pokémon Legends: Z-A* improved this significantly, and it makes me excited to see what the next generation of Pokémon games will offer.