The 10 Best Grass Pok Mon Designs Looks Ranked

Grass-types are quite popular among players. They are one of the three starter options, so about one third of the players get one at the beginning of their journey. Grass-Types are not exactly known to be the strongest in defense and offense, but they are skilled in status conditions and with healing themselves. However, not every trainer picks their team based on their combat efficiency. Some do it for the designs, and Grass-types have some lovely designs based on bugs, plants, and more....

October 16, 2022 · 4 min · 764 words · Brian Roberts

The 10 Best Mario Kart Items Of All Time Ranked

Perhaps one of the most well-known franchises Nintendo has ever created, Mario Kart has been pitting friends and family against each other for nearly 30 years. As if attempting to keep the sweat from dripping down one’s face while trying to stay on the track in Rainbow Road wasn’t enough, these games have always included a variety of items that add extra variables to each race. These items can either give a bottom-placed player the comeback they needed to move up or give that middle racer the chance to finally take the lead....

October 16, 2022 · 6 min · 1141 words · Timothy Miles

The 10 Biggest 2021 Switch Games To Look Forward To In The First 3 Months

All of the big games of 2020 are finally out on the Nintendo Switch. It’s now time to look forward to a new year which will hopefully bring a fresh crop of games to ease the pain of this continued quarantine. 2021 might even be the year Nintendo finally unveils their next console and/or at least that rumored upgrade for Switch. Anyway, the first three months don’t have a lot of AAA titles to rival that of this year’s Animal Crossing: New Horizons or Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity....

October 16, 2022 · 4 min · 851 words · Max Morrow

The 10 Cutest Water Pok Mon Ranked

It’s very difficult to choose the cutest Water-type Pokémon because there are so many of them. From Pokémon that look like otters to ones that look like penguins, Water-types have run the gamut of adorable animals, creatures, and much more. While some types, like Fire or Steel, are more focused on being intense and strong, Water-types are often playful and spunky. These traits lend themselves to a ton of Water-type Pokémon that are cute as heck when they splash around at the beach or blow bubbles at their enemies....

October 16, 2022 · 5 min · 1014 words · Jill Williams

The 10 Rarest Enemies In Dark Souls

There was a time when gamers were tired of the AAA market releasing wave after wave of uninspired titles that constantly held the hand of players at every step of the way and never allowed them to figure out the game’s mechanics themselves. Thankfully, there was one person who understood the problems that modern gamers were facing, and decided to rectify them by releasing perhaps one of the most important titles ever released in gaming history....

October 16, 2022 · 6 min · 1182 words · Hattie Hilchey

The Best Sci Fi And Fantasy Holiday Gifts From Eaglemoss

This article is presented by Eaglemoss For the science fiction and fantasy lover in your life, there is no better gift idea than one of Eaglemoss’ impressive collectibles. From diecast models that come complete with companion magazines to the final frontier of advent calendars and beyond, you’re sure to find some truly fantastic things to give and get here! U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-F (Refit) The iconic, er, next generation of the Enterprise is a huge part of Star Trek Online’s appeal, and this diecast replica of the starship measures at over five inches long and comes with an exclusive magazine packed with background information....

October 16, 2022 · 4 min · 713 words · Michael Soler

The Culling Dev Talks Pay To Play Criticisms

Recently, the failed battle royale game The Culling announced that it would be returning, though it faced immediate criticism upon revealing that the game featured what can be described, at best, as a predatory monetization system, equally as egregious as some mobile games. One of The Culling’s developers has since revealed more information about the new system, changes that are being made, and why the developers feel it’s necessary. Xaviant Director of Operations Josh Van Veld opened up about The Culling’s new monetization system in an interview with PC Gamer, shedding a bit more light on the situation....

October 16, 2022 · 3 min · 428 words · Michael Ruffin

The Division Dev Discusses World Wide Disaster Set Up

Speaking with press, associate creative director for The Division Julian Gerighty downplays any political overtones present in the game, calling it an ’entertainment product'. Especially in the wake of recent beta tests, there’s plenty of hype surrounding Ubisoft’s sprawling online RPG The Division. The game takes place in a hugely detailed recreation of New York City — a fact that might prove poignant in the light of recent terrorist threats, something which apparently wasn’t considered during development....

October 16, 2022 · 3 min · 431 words · David Wildman

The Division Open Beta Trailer Releases

Publisher and developer Ubisoft releases a brand new trailer for its military shooter The Division, detailing the video game’s forthcoming open beta test. With the open beta for The Division starting this week, Ubisoft has released a fresh trailer for the test that shows off some of the content fans will get to explore, which includes materials from the closed beta, as well as a new and exclusive mission called Subway Morgue that pits gamers against one of the title’s enemy factions, The Cleaners....

October 16, 2022 · 3 min · 508 words · Edna Kearns

The Division S Underground Dlc Release Encounters Issues

The latest instance of DLC for Tom Clancy’s The Division known as Underground encounters multiple issues on both the PC and Xbox One platforms upon its release. After Ubisoft Massive developers released Tom Clancy’s The Division’s full patch notes for Update 1.3 yesterday in preparation for it’s first bit of paid DLC, Underground, some players looking to experience the expansion’s sizable additions have been reporting an inability to access the content, and have revealed their encounters with connectivity issues as well....

October 16, 2022 · 3 min · 554 words · Mark Mitchell

The Doomsday Device Has Turned Fortnite S Storm Into A Shark Infested Wall Of Water

Fortnite’s first live event in eight months took place today, and it might have been the most epic in-game event to date. As was the case with the first season of Fortnite Chapter 2, the second season has been subject to a number of delays. However, those delays finally appear to be over and done with. Plus, unlike season one, season two has inched closer to its climax via a pretty epic in-game event....

October 16, 2022 · 2 min · 420 words · Ute Damato

The Elder Scrolls Everything You Need To Know About The Knights Of The Nine

According to The Elder Scrolls lore, the Knights of the Nine were once a legendary brotherhood of holy warriors. They were formed to commemorate the semi-mythical Pelinal Whitestrake, a fabled paladin from the First Era. The history of the Knights is a storied one in which both triumph and tragedy mark its pages. The organization itself is featured heavily in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. The DLC pack Knights of the Nine gives the Hero of Kvatch the opportunity to reform this celebrated band of heroes....

October 16, 2022 · 4 min · 825 words · Pauline Murray

The Elder Scrolls 6 Likely Launching Next Gen Says Bethesda

As many gaming fans might attest, Bethesda’s confirmation of The Elder Scrolls 6 during its E3 2018 press conference was one of the biggest surprise games at the show, as many had expected the company to announce it next year at the earliest. Of course, the forthcoming fantasy-RPG sequel is still a long ways away from officially releasing, and TES6 could wind up being a release for the next generation of gaming hardware....

October 16, 2022 · 2 min · 340 words · Edward Nicolas

The Flash Batman Set Photos Offer New Look At Dark Knight

It’s no secret at this point: Warner Bros’ upcoming Flash movie will not only be a showcase for Ezra Miller’s speedy Barry Allen but for a few other titans of the DC universe. As previously reported, the multiverse-spanning adventure will introduce the DCEU’s very own Supergirl, played by Sasha Calle, as well as see the return of both Michael Keaton and Ben Affleck as Batman. Yeah, it’s a very big movie — perhaps the most consequential DC big-screen event since 2017’s Justice League brought the world’s greatest heroes together for the first time....

October 16, 2022 · 4 min · 807 words · Calvin Friedman

The Freak Brothers Review Tubi Series Updates Some Old Gold

“Dope will get you through times of no money better than money will get you through times of no dope,” we hear in The Freak Brothers, Tubi’s first animated original series. It just about sums up the series. Pot is legal now, and all over the San Francisco neighborhood. It still costs money, but now it makes money, and capital means licensing, and licenses are for dogs. The characters at the center of The Freak Brother have mange, scratch themselves on rugs, but they have a cat, who Bogarts every joint....

October 16, 2022 · 6 min · 1152 words · David Frison

The Last Of Us 2 10 Hidden Details You Missed About Ellie

The precious cargo and a unique genetic specimen, Ellie has the most story development per game compared to most in the gaming universe. Growing from a fairly naive and frail child into a little renegade, capable of making big sacrifices and taking out monsters that most men are afraid of. Backed by Joel, she’s able to survive the post-apocalyptic disaster, even if it means leaning into the darker side of humanity....

October 16, 2022 · 6 min · 1085 words · Millie Harris

The Legend Of Korra Why General Iroh Sounds Just Like Zuko

Toward the end of Nickelodeon’s The Legend of Korra season 1, long-time Avatar: The Last Airbender fans got a huge surprise. As season villain Amon overran Republic City, Korra put out a call for help. Who was there to answer but none other than Zuko’s grandson, General Iroh! Yes, original ATLA character Zuko had a grandson and he was named after the beloved Iroh. Not only that, but General Iroh was voiced by Zuko’s voice actor, Dante Basco!...

October 16, 2022 · 2 min · 408 words · Gary Tuttle

The Main Danger In The Day Before S Open World Is A Storm According To Dev

Fntastic’s upcoming survival game The Day Before features a vast open-world with many dangers. Although the main threats are not the hordes of the Infected, lurking around, but the harsh weather conditions, including devastating storms, that could wipe out even the most equipped players in a matter of seconds. Head and founder of Russian studio Fntastic Ed Gotovtsev shared new details about his project The Day Before. This MMO survival game takes place in a deadly post-pandemic America, flooded by flesh-hungry Infected and survivors, killing each other....

October 16, 2022 · 2 min · 396 words · Chad Denny

Star Citizen Has 730K Total Backers And It Still Isn T Out

Star Citizen is going to go one of two ways: either it’s going to become the biggest space simulation the world has ever seen, or it’ll collapse like a house of cards, its death a warning to overhyped gamers and developers without a plan. That said, there’s no denying that for now at least, Star Citizen is a huge game. Cloud Imperium has managed to raise an enormous amount of cash and there are over 2....

October 15, 2022 · 2 min · 354 words · Stephen Mitchell

Star Ocean Integrity And Faithlessness Review

Star Ocean: Integrity and Faithlessness is a clunky, sometimes beautiful mess, navigating between some exciting highs and many disappointing lows to fall short of its promise. The wait for a new Star Ocean game has been a long one for fans of the long-running JRPG series. It has been seven years since the last Star Ocean, called The Last Hope, and for a while gamers eager to dive back into the game’s storied universe felt that the 2009 iteration’s title was more prescient than people had imagined upon its release....

October 15, 2022 · 6 min · 1265 words · Wayne Hines