Crimson Desert’s Newest Update Raises Pet Limit to 100

The game now offers bigger rewards for completing pet-related challenges, allowing players to register up to 100 pets. However, you can still only have a maximum of 50 pets summoned at your camp. As another improvement, baby wyverns now have their own unique icon on the map.

David Hockney’s extraordinary life and work, as seen by Melvyn Bragg

David Hockney, a painter originally from Bradford, became famous in the 1960s and 70s for his bright and iconic paintings of Los Angeles swimming pools. He continued to experiment with art throughout his life, later painting scenes of Yorkshire and Normandy, and also working with photography, video, and digital art on his iPad.

New Nintendo Switch 2 Exclusive Announced Brings Back 1990s NES Series

Game Addict and ParityBit have just announced the latest game in the Derby Stallion series, called Derby Stallion 2. This sequel follows the 2020 Derby Stallion game, which was a fresh start for the series and only released in Japan. Because the first game wasn’t available outside of Japan, it’s likely this new installment won’t be either.

PlayStation Just Quietly Made a Big Change to PS Plus

Okay, so PlayStation is adding eight new games to PS Plus in June 2026, which is awesome! The big ones everyone’s talking about are Final Fantasy XVI, Sonic X Shadow Generations, and Gitaroo Man – that last one is going to the Classics section. They’re not dropping all the games at once, though, which is a little different. They’re spreading them out over the month, so some are available now, but we’ll have to wait for others. It’s a bit of a change from how they usually do things – we’re used to getting a big drop mid-month, but it’s not happening quite like that this time.

Harrison Ford Turned Down a Role in a Steven Spielberg Masterpiece

I was fascinated to hear Steven Spielberg talk about the original casting of Jurassic Park on the Happy Sad Confused podcast. He finally confirmed the rumors about Harrison Ford turning down the role of Dr. Alan Grant! Spielberg said Ford might not even remember, but he certainly does. You could really feel how disappointed he was – he didn’t say he was annoyed, he said he was crushed! But ultimately, he feels incredibly fortunate that Sam Neill became available. Spielberg truly believes Neill is Alan Grant, and the role rightfully belongs to him now. It’s amazing how things work out, isn’t it?