Released on April 9th, 2007, Super Paper Mario was a good game that many people enjoyed. However, it subtly changed the Paper Mario series in a way that it hasn’t quite returned from. While Paper Mario and Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door are still considered Nintendo classics, later games in the series haven’t achieved the same level of success.
A reliable PlayStation source suggests a new State of Play presentation could happen next week, potentially on April 16th. While PlayStation hasn’t officially confirmed this, the rumor seems likely because Insomniac Games is expected to soon show gameplay footage of Marvel’s Wolverine.
With so many new anime out this season, deciding what to watch can be tough. Starting a new series requires a time commitment, and it can be risky if you’re not sure you’ll enjoy it. To help, we’ve chosen three anime that are definitely worth adding to your watch list – you won’t be disappointed!
Streaming services love adapting long book series because they offer a lot of material for ongoing shows. But it’s a mistake to think a single, well-written science fiction novel can’t support a series on its own. Many standalone sci-fi books create incredibly detailed worlds, technologies, and ethical systems that could easily provide enough content for multiple seasons, even without any sequels.
A new game modification is gaining a lot of attention, with many players feeling it’s something that should have been included in the original game.
Ahsoka didn’t finish her Jedi training and instead chose a different path as a “Wayseeker.” Wayseekers focus on following the Force’s guidance directly, rather than obeying the Jedi Council. This independence is reflected in her signature weapons: a pair of white lightsabers, symbolizing her unique connection to the Force.
The directors expressed their excitement and gratitude for the chance to adapt Hideo Kojima’s famous characters and captivating world. Before this, they gained experience making independent horror films, including work on Final Destination Bloodlines.
Death by Scrolling first launched for PC via Steam on October 28, 2025.
The game offers complete controller support with clear button prompts, an on-screen keyboard option, and works seamlessly without compatibility messages. You can even navigate launchers using a controller. It’s optimized for the Steam Deck’s screen resolutions (1280×800 or 1280×720), features sensible default settings, and has clear, readable text. Plus, it works well with Proton, including support for anti-cheat software and other necessary components.
As a long-time Pokémon fan, it’s been so frustrating trying to stay surprised by the new games! We’ve always had to worry about spoilers, but it’s gotten way worse since around 2016 with datamining. Basically, people started digging into the game code before release and sharing details online – it happened with almost every major Pokémon game for the last decade. The Switch seemed especially easy to crack open, which really took the fun out of discovering things for myself. That’s why I’m really hoping the new Switch 2 console will be more secure, and we can finally get back to being surprised by Pokémon!