According to a reliable Pokemon leaker (@Riddler_Khu on X who has accurately shared information before), Pokemon FireRed and Pokemon LeafGreen are expected to return soon. The leaker only shared an image of the two games, hinting at their comeback. While it’s assumed these games will be playable on the Nintendo Switch or the upcoming Switch 2, it’s currently unclear whether they will be released as simple ports, full remakes, or in another form.
This game didn’t initially get much attention. Reviews were mixed when it first came out, but it gradually gained positive feedback over time. Many people think it deserves more recognition.
The track features wide, open areas that transition into dense bamboo forests, where sunlight filters through the trees. When it rains, the asphalt gets nicely wet. In springtime, cherry blossoms cover the roads, and cars kicking up speed will send petals flying. Although Mount Fuji is still far off in the distance, the beautiful forests and hills surrounding the track offer a breathtaking view.
A demo for the beautiful puzzle platformer sequel is now available on both PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4, as shown in the video below.
The game titles mentioned below are very likely to be featured in the upcoming lineup. You can find out the complete list and learn about the date of PlayStation’s State of Play for February 2026 by clicking this link:
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
Aldis Hodge returns as Alex Cross in Season 2 of Cross! The popular Prime Video series, based on James Patterson’s novels, premiered new episodes on February 11th. The show follows forensic psychologist and detective Alex Cross and his partner, Detective John Sampson, as they track down America’s most dangerous criminals. Three episodes are currently available, with new episodes releasing every Wednesday. The eight-episode season will conclude on March 18th.
A new update for the game is coming out tomorrow, February 12th, 2026, and the biggest addition is the popular game, Super Monkey Ball!
I hesitate to call Reanimal straightforward “horror,” though it certainly has frightening elements. It’s actually much more complex than that. I went in knowing only what I’d seen in the trailers, and I’m still deeply affected. It creates a compelling feeling – like you’re almost able to grasp the full picture, and the story’s brilliance is as overwhelming as its sadness.
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise is undergoing another shift, with new leadership at Paramount and Skydance aiming to expand its possibilities. Unfortunately, this means the previously announced The Last Ronin movie has been cancelled, and there are no current plans to revive it. Adding to the disappointment, Judith Hoag, who famously played April O’Neil in the original 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film, revealed she was considered for a role in the now-shelved project.