People on ResetEra noticed that Sony has increased the price of refurbished PlayStation 5 consoles sold on its PlayStation Direct website. These consoles were previously owned and returned to Sony, but are tested to ensure they function like new and come with a one-year warranty.
The game’s price is now permanently reduced to $34.99 or £29.99, and the Deluxe Edition will cost $47.99 or £34.99. PlayStation Plus Premium members can also try a full two-hour trial version.
Here is an overview of the game, via DANGEN Entertainment:
One mode lets you race on different surfaces in a variety of events, like off-road and dirt track racing. Horizon Drift is purely about drifting, and the player with the best score wins. Returning favorites include Eliminator, which is similar to a battle royale, and Hide and Seek, where five players try to find one hidden racer.
HAL Laboratory, famous for the Kirby games, and Nintendo first released BoxBoy on the Nintendo 3DS in 2015. It was a successful puzzle platformer, earning a score of 80 on Metacritic and performing well enough to justify two sequels in 2016 and 2017, all exclusive to the 3DS. In 2019, the series expanded to a new platform with BoxBoy + BoxGirl on the Nintendo Switch. The series has been quiet since then, but now that game has been rated for release on the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2.
The live-action series will finish its run soon, and the first part of Season 3 will arrive in July 2026 as part of the summer anime season. Originally planned for a Fall 2026 release, it’s coming earlier to celebrate the series’ 5th anniversary. The official series account on X announced the news and also promoted an upcoming exhibition. The second part of Season 3 is expected in 2027, but we likely won’t hear more details until after the first part airs.
Good news for fans of Battlestar Galactica! The entire series, including the reboot from 2004, is now streaming on Paramount+. Starting May 1st, you can watch every episode, plus the original two-part Battlestar Galactica: The Miniseries that kicked off the story and introduced the main characters. You’ll also find Battlestar Galactica: The Plan and the complete series Caprica available on the platform.
The live-action movie adaptation of Sakamoto Days recently opened in Japan and earned over 400 million yen (about $2.5 million USD) on its first day – a promising start that could make it the number one film in Japan this weekend. Currently, there’s no news about a release in North America, but the franchise is popular, so that could change. The movie stars Fumiya Takahashi as Shin Asakura, Aya Ueto as Aoi Sakamoto, Miyu Yoshimoto as Hana Sakamoto, Mayuu Yokota as Lu Shaotang, Junki Tozuka as Heisuke Mashimo, Akihisa Shiono as Kashima, Keisuke Watanabe as Natsuki Seba, Takumi Kitamura as Nagumo, Yusei Yagi as Shihsiba, and Meru Nukumi as Osaragi. You can watch the trailer below.
Axe Cop first launched for PC via Steam on November 26, 2020.
Here is an overview of the game, via Astrolabe Games: