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One of the newest Pals released with the new update is Knocklem. This Pal is number 120 and a Ground-type Pal, considered a late-game catch. There are few ways to get Knocklem, so players will want a few hints and tricks on how to get one for themselves.
Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster will be released in September, Capcom has announced.
Gamescom Asia has announced the first round of exhibitors and speakers for its 2024 show.
Palworld studio Pocketpair has partnered with Sony Music Entertainment and Sony-owned media company Aniplex to establish Palworld Entertainment Inc.
Sony has announced a new line of collectible PlayStation figurines.
If you could open up one of the best gaming SSDs and dig inside its chips, you'd see that the flash memory is made up of many layers, hundreds in some models. Memory chip giant Kioxia is aiming to scale this all the way up to 1,000 layers by 2027, paving the way for 20 TB SSDs that could sell for as little as $250.
Japan has now officially «won the war on floppy disks», having finally scrapped the many regulations governing their use in and by the government. It might not have been a war you were aware of, but it's been waging for over two years.
Would you fancy a movie or TV series based on FromSoftware's latest masterpiece, Elden Ring? Because that seems exactly what George R.R. Martin is teasing in his latest blog update posted on Saturday.