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April is the new May. Nintendo has announced it’s changing the release date of The Legend of Zelda live-action movie. In a new announcement via the Nintendo Today mobile app, it confirmed the film will now arrive “worldwide” in cinemas…
Later this summer, Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced will give players a chance to revisit the age of pirates. But there’s a real treasure worth $500,000 waiting for at least one lucky player, thanks to a new contest held by…
Tears of the Kingdom: Mineru’s Construct Amiibo $35 | Releases September 17, 2026 Preorder at Best Buy The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom added tons of cool powers and items to Link’s repertoire, including a full pilotable mech…
A trio of Ultra Beasts have returned to Pokemon Go for a limited time. Xurkitree, Buzzwole, and Pheromosa are back as five-star Raid bosses from May 13-19. Each of these Pokemon will appear exclusively in a particular region of the…
Spoilers of course follow for The Boys Season 5, Episode 7. With Prime Video’s The Boys coming to a close soon — the series finale drops one week from today — many of the characters’ arcs are nearing completion. And…
Epic Games is giving the Zero Build version of Fortnite Battle Royale a massive makeover on May 14, with the last major update in Chapter 7 Season 2. Among Epic’s many new additions are a new utility slot exclusive to…
Nintendo’s The Legend of Zelda movie has a new release date. Zelda series creator Shigeru Miyamoto announced Wednesday that the live-action Zelda film will now be released on April 30, 2027 — a week earlier than previously planned.
We spend lots of time with our controllers in hand, so you may as well choose one that pleases your senses. If your aesthetic is soft pastels, Target’s sale on Hori’s Wired Switch 2 controllers might be right up your…
Following reports claiming that Stardew Valley may soon let players divorce or cheat on their in-game spouses, Eric Barone has embarked upon a social media blitz to say no, that’s not actually happening, and asking everyone to please calm down…
Make up your mind Mr. Miyamoto!