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These five Japanese role-playing games prove that fast-paced action and thoughtful strategy can blend seamlessly. They’ll test your reaction time while still drawing you into compelling stories and characters. If you believe JRPGs are all about slow, turn-based combat, prepare to be amazed by how exciting the genre can be when battles are dynamic, surprising, and require quick thinking.

A new code for Pokemon Pokopia lets players visit an island designed by the popular Japanese gaming group Colorful Peach. While the island is small, it features rare items that players can photograph and print. Plus, IKEA and Pokopia are teaming up to release another special island on April 1st, giving players even more to discover. Here’s a look at what’s coming.

Netflix’s new thriller, Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen, might not seem like a major release, but it quickly became the most-watched show upon its debut. With a strong 84% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, it’s clear this isn’t just a momentary hit. The story centers on Rachel, played by Camilla Morrone, in the days leading up to her wedding to Nicky. The wedding is a small, private affair taking place at Nicky’s family’s isolated cabin in the snow.

Sega Online recently released Propeller Arena: Aviation Battle Championship online after almost 25 years. Originally planned for September 19, 2001, the multiplayer dogfighting game was canceled following the 9/11 attacks. The decision was made due to the game’s setting and cover art, which depicted aerial combat over cities. With players battling in the skies above skyscrapers using machine guns and other weapons, Sega felt releasing such a game so soon after the attacks would have been inappropriate.

Author Andy Weir recently explained on a podcast that he believes the Star Trek franchise hasn’t been handled well. He also shared that Paramount rejected a Star Trek idea he pitched. Following the podcast, Weir publicly apologized to Alex Kurtzman via social media. He felt his comments on the podcast were edited to sound more sensational than intended and wanted to emphasize his personal respect for Kurtzman and his positive character.

It’s finally here – the new Persona RPG fans have been anticipating for years! It’s hard to believe the original Persona 5 came out almost a decade ago. The developers are taking their time to make it just right.

Sony and TCL are partnering to create a new company called Bravia Inc. TCL will be the majority owner with a 51% stake, while Sony will own the remaining 49%.

This Early Access release lets you play the main game with all the essential features. Over time, the developers will add new ways to play, more options for multiplayer, a bigger city to explore, and lots more things to do. They’re aiming to make the game more diverse, engaging, and fun to play over and over again.