Games

For a long time, there have been rumors that the original Pokémon games (Generation 1) would be available on the Nintendo Switch. Now, those rumors are becoming a reality! The updated versions of these classic games, first released on the Game Boy Advance in 2004, are coming to both the Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Switch 2. They’ll be available right after the Pokémon Presents presentation on February 27th. Here’s a breakdown of what’s been announced.

The broadcast will feature the latest Pokemon news in celebration of its 30th anniversary.

A Ubisoft spokesperson announced that Ubisoft Toronto is reducing its staff by 40 positions as part of the company’s ongoing cost-cutting measures and project cancellations. The company emphasized that this decision wasn’t a reflection of the affected employees’ work or skills, and they are committed to supporting those impacted with severance and help finding new jobs.

The studio emphasized that they are developing Skate with a focus on the future. They see this Early Access phase as crucial because it allows them to gather feedback, make improvements, and thoroughly test the game until it reaches its full potential.

Okay, so after Ross and Rachel’s infamous “break” in the previous episode, this one – “The One With the Morning After” – really dives into the fallout. It’s here we find out Ross did sleep with Chloe, after that kiss we saw at the end of last week. And honestly, the rest of the episode is just watching him desperately try to backtrack and save things with Rachel… which, spoiler alert, doesn’t work. It’s a pretty painful watch, seeing him dig himself deeper and deeper.

Even after finishing the Egghead story arc, new episodes with updated English dubbing kept being released. Recently, it was announced that One Piece will be back on April 5, 2026, and the last episodes of the English-dubbed Egghead arc (episodes 1144-1155) will be available on March 24, 2026. This means fans will be able to watch the complete Egghead arc in English before the anime starts its next story.

Sony recently announced that Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection will be available on PS Plus starting March 17th. Originally released in 2006, this enhanced version of Tekken 5 first appeared on PSP before being ported to PS3. The version coming to PS Plus is the PSP version, making it the newest game from Sony’s handheld console to be playable on PS5 and PS4.

Full Circle, the game’s developer, recently announced on their website that they’re expanding the tutorial island and letting players revisit it – but there’s a limitation.

He explained that, despite appearances, he wasn’t trying to fix a problem with his recent statement. He clarified he has no involvement with the original games and their content. Although he’d love to work with Sony Santa Monica on God of War again, he’s currently focused on other exciting projects, with more details coming this summer.