The updated version of Dragon Quest VII, called Dragon Quest VII Reimagined, will launch on February 5th for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, and PC (through Steam and the Microsoft Store). You can try a demo right now! Find more details about the game in these articles: [link 1], [link 2], [link 3], and [link 4].
It often begins with a simple idea, like adding more plants, but quickly leads to spending lots of Bells on decorations using the new Quik Build feature. Players might then decide to dramatically expand their island, reshape it into multiple smaller islands, or even design it to look like a Mii’s face. If major landscaping isn’t your style, you can always just move buildings and shops around.
Our first big update is coming out on February 11th! It’s called the Valentine’s update and will include new character customization options like cosmetics and facial hair, as well as improved enemy loot and bug fixes. Later in the year, we’re planning to release two major downloadable content packs: Loose Cannon in the first half of 2026, and The Flower and the Flame in the second and third quarters.
Making just one Mii isn’t the goal! The real fun begins when you create a whole town full of Miis, each with their own personality. The island will then start to grow and change. Plus, you can interact with your Miis directly – move them around, and they’ll react, maybe even making friends with each other!
A 47-year-old man in Japan was recently arrested by police in Karatsu for carrying knives in a way that resembled the popular anime character Roronoa Zoro from One Piece. Zoro is famous for fighting with three swords – one in each hand and one held in his mouth. The man, dubbed “real life Zoro,” was seen walking down the street carrying knives in a similar manner, but claims he was simply on his way to pick up vegetables from a friend. The publisher of One Piece, Shueisha, has not yet commented on the incident.
With Wonder Man leading the way, 2026 promises a lot of new and returning TV shows for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Several other projects are also in the works, meaning Marvel fans have plenty to anticipate after Wonder Man arrives.
According to Tommy Gustafsson, art director at Easy Trigger Games, OVERTIME feels quite different from the original Huntdown. They aimed to recreate the fast-paced, action-packed gunfights seen in classic and modern movies like John Wick. They achieved this by including a huge selection of weapons, cybernetic enhancements that change how you play, and a roguelite structure that encourages repeated playthroughs. The goal was to capture the cool, energetic vibe of 80s action films and provide players with a compelling reason to keep playing again and again.
Throughout the game world, you’ll find pieces of the Abyss. Studying these fragments will give you special items to improve your abilities. You’ll also journey into the Abyss – a collection of floating ruins – and use a versatile tool similar to the Ultrahand to help bring stability back to the land.
It’s frustrating that new hero shooter games keep making the same error: amazing multiplayer, but almost no effort put into a compelling single-player story. These games often have rich worlds and interesting characters, but we rarely get a chance to truly experience them outside of combat. I enjoy hero shooters, but I can only play the multiplayer modes for so long. It’s hard to really connect with the heroes when all we do is fight as them, rather than with them, through a dedicated story campaign.
Mad Cave Studios and King Features revealed a new Flash Gordon comic book issue, #0, kicking off the next stage in the hero’s adventures. The issue is written by bestselling author Dan Abnett, known for his work on Superman and Judge Dredd, with art by Manuel Garcia (The Avengers, Star Wars), colors by Ceci de la Cruz, and lettering by Taylor Esposito. This special prelude issue establishes a fresh direction for the iconic character. The main cover art is by Joe Quinones (She Hulk), and a variant cover is by Miguel Mercado (X-Men).