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The Shore: Enhanced Edition commemorates the original game’s release and now brings its Lovecraftian horror experience to consoles.

So far, the stories we’ve seen consistently show Westeros as a harsh and dangerous world where death is always a threat. Characters meet their end in all sorts of ways, from shockingly violent scenes to surprisingly ordinary ones. When it comes to the Targaryen family, the most impactful deaths are those that are noble and heroic…while the least satisfying are either easily forgotten or feel strangely unsatisfying, or both. Warning: Spoilers ahead for Game of Thrones, House of the Dragon, and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.

I was looking into this manga recently, and it’s doing surprisingly well. A trustworthy source, @MangaMoguraRE on X, reported that over 2.45 million copies are currently in circulation. While it’s not a runaway success, that’s a pretty good number, especially considering it doesn’t have an anime adaptation. It’s a bit of a shame, really, because the reviews are fantastic, and an anime would likely have made it much more popular.

PlayStation 5 and PS5 Pro owners have a new game available today, February 19th: BMX Streets by Mash Games. However, it’s surprisingly more expensive on PlayStation than on PC or Xbox Series X, where it costs $24.99. The PS5 version is priced higher, and there’s no clear reason why. Usually, when a game is released on a new platform, the price is similar to or the same as earlier versions. In this case, the PS5 version doesn’t offer any improvements for the PS5 Pro or take advantage of the DualSense controller features, so those don’t explain the extra $10 cost.