Let’s face it: we’re unlikely to ever see another game quite like *Donkey Kong 64*. While fans remember it with a lot of affection, the way the game performed commercially means a revival is improbable. Some are excited about *Donkey Kong Bananza* and its familiar faces, but I still find myself wanting to revisit and play this classic Nintendo 64 title again.
Keep an eye on Project Renegade: The Becoming – this single-player action game, inspired by Resident Evil, looks promising.
The remastered versions of *Dragon Quest I & II*, featuring HD-2D graphics, will be released on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, and PC (via Steam and the Microsoft Store) on October 30th. You can find more information about the game at these links: [link 1], [link 2], [link 3], and [link 4].
When you first come inside, head straight down the hallway. You might be a little startled by the phone call, but keep going! At the end, you’ll find a door with three slots for crests – that’s the main puzzle for this area. You won’t be able to solve it just yet, so just remember it for later.
As a huge fan, I was so excited to hear about the *Suikoden* anime, which is coming in 2026! It seems like they’re adapting the story from *Suikoden II*, which is fantastic. The anime will center around the relationship between Riliu and Jowy, two lifelong friends torn apart by a massive war. They’ve released some beautiful new artwork giving us a peek at what’s in store, and even better, they’ve announced the voice actors for all the characters, along with some really cool insights from the actors themselves about bringing their roles to life. You can find all the details and visuals below – I’ve already checked them out and I’m so hyped!
While it’s facing strong competition, the new action game *Romeo Is a Dead Man* is proving to be a serious contender. A recent, short trailer released for the Tokyo Game Show, titled ‘Extremely Bloody Action Buffet,’ showcases its potential.
We know many players will want to discover the music while playing the game, and that’s great! But it’s also perfectly fine if you’d like a sneak peek beforehand.
The update includes improvements both large and small, even extending to character customization. For years, Pokémon fans have requested the ability to dress their characters without gender limitations, and now that’s possible! While this might not matter to all players, it’s a welcome change many have been hoping for, and one that previously seemed unlikely to happen.
Even though the original Persona on PlayStation 1 is quite lengthy, it’s still a standout JRPG on a console already full of great ones. It’s a game that people either love or hate, but we absolutely adore its unique art style, which features characters designed to look like dolls – a creative take on Akira Toriyama’s famous designs.
The update includes a variety of improvements, from major gameplay adjustments to smaller details, such as customizable clothing. For years, Pokémon fans have asked to be able to dress their characters without gender limitations, and now they can! While this might seem minor, it’s a welcome change many players have been requesting for a long time, and it was starting to feel like it would never happen.