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To celebrate the 20th anniversary since the Japan launch of Pokemon Emerald, a group of 130 artists has joined forces and redrawn all of the game's 386 Pokemon and put them into a romhack.
Square Enix has admitted it could have done a better job at managing its games to make sure they weren't cannibalizing each other and sneaking money out of their corporate sibling's pockets.
In a seeming rendition of the classic pre-execution «you ask too much» trope, OpenAI has revealed itself as being—shocker—not so open after all. The AI chatbot company seems to have started sending threatening emails to users who ask the company's latest codename «Strawberry» models questions that are a little too probing.
Lego lovers who are always on the lookout for Lego deals wouldn’t want to miss the potential savings from Amazon’s early Prime Big Deal Days offers. The shopping event doesn’t actually start until Oct. 8, but there are already a lot of Lego kits with discounts right now, ranging from simple builds to complex structures. We’re not sure how much time is remaining for any of these bargains though, as the stocks that are up for sale may run out quickly — especially for the more popular options. If you see anything that you like, we highly recommend completing the transaction immediately if you don’t want to lose your chance on these lower prices.
Video games are having a meta moment. New games aren’t just occasionally breaking the fourth wall, but directly acknowledging the influential titles that have come before them. In September alone, Astro Bot, The Plucky Squire, and UFO 50 all showcased what seems to be a unifying moment for the video game industry… All three of those titles are fantastic in their own right, but each is also a love letter to the video game industry’s history in their own way.
One of the most entertaining video game genres is racing. Whether you’re gearing up for a graphics-rich, fast-paced round of Forza Horizon 5 or you want to fire cannonballs and missiles at your adversaries in Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled, there’s certainly no shortage of racing titles. Still, dedicated racing game accessories are getting harder to come by. That’s why we thought it was crucial to highlight an offer we found while looking through Amazon deals. For a limited time, you’ll be able to purchase the Logitech G29 Driving Shifter Bundle for PS4, PS5, and PC/Mac on Amazon for $278, when it normally sells for $360.
In many ways, the announcement of Fairy Tail 2 was an unexpected but welcome surprise. While there's no denying the popularity of the series by Hiro Mashima, Koei Tecmo and Gust gave no indication that the franchise would continue to bring a close to the original manga's storyline.
Strands is a brand new daily puzzle from the New York Times. A trickier take on the classic word search, you’ll need a keen eye to solve this puzzle.
fans who are all about the classics will want to check out the latest merchandise line on The Pokémon Center because it's all about Generation 1. While it's true that every Pokémon is someone's favorite, more often than not die-hard fans will champion the original 151 as the best in the franchise. Whether it's because of pure nostalgia or simply preferring the more basic, straightforward designs, there's no beating the Gen 1 batch of pocket monsters, which is great news for those who want to proudly display their love of the original games.