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Pokémon Unite shuts down on 23 March 2027 - what happens to your Gems, and the download you mustn't skip
Pokémon Unite is ending service on Switch and mobile on 23 March 2027. Gem sales have already stopped, unused paid Gems will be refunded, and a free Library download is the only way to keep your history.
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort Review: Welcome Back to Wuhu, Mostly
Twelve motion-controlled sports on a rebuilt Wuhu Island, with a proper single-player ladder this time. Archery and table tennis are superb, skateboarding and boxing less so. Score: 7/10.
Warrior Cats: Clans of the Forest Review: Cute, Cosy, Too Thin
The first proper console RPG for the Warrior Cats books nails the cat creator and the Clan fantasy, but procedurally generated quests and a small map wear thin fast. A solid buy for fans, a pass for everyone else. Score: 6/10.
Dark Souls 2 Seamless Co-op: what you need before you install it - and the catches
Yui's Seamless Co-op mod lets up to six players run Dark Souls 2 together without the session collapsing after every boss. Here's which version you need, who you can play with, and what the alpha label really means.
PEAK Review: The Best Seven Dollars You Can Spend on Console Co-op
The co-op climbing hit finally reaches PS5, Xbox Series X|S and Switch 2 with every update, cross-play and proximity chat for $6.99 (about 7 euros). Still thin solo, still brilliant with friends. Score: 8/10
One Piece: Grand Gourmet Review: Kairosoft Cooks for the Straw Hats
Kairosoft's One Piece restaurant sim is a cosy, fan-stuffed management game that plays it very safe. Great for fans and Kairosoft regulars, too passive for everyone else. Score: 7/10
Stalker 2 update 2.1: when it lands, what changes and is it worth reinstalling
A PlayStation Asia graphic leaked Stalker 2's free 2.1 update, The Zone Lookout, early. GSC says it's coming this week (week of 26 October) on all platforms - here's what's in it and who should come back.
Demons' Night Fever Review: Critics Love the Cruelty, Not the Grind
The first reviews of Sohei Niikawa's sacrifice-driven tactics RPG agree: a gleefully evil, original idea with divisive humour, a chapter-three difficulty spike and battles that can turn tedious. Famitsu gave it 29/40, Final Weapon 3.5/5. Score: 7/10 (based on published reviews).
Stupid Never Dies Review: Gorgeous Punk Chaos, Thin Combat
GPTRACK50's SEGA-backed debut turns a lovesick zombie into a roguelite brawler with a killer soundtrack and style to burn - but the combat underneath runs out of ideas too soon. Score: 7/10.
Modern Warfare 4 on Switch 2: How It Actually Runs and Whether to Buy It Today
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 lands on Switch 2 the same day as everywhere else. Here's what the early reviews and hands-ons say about frame rate, visuals and controls - and who this version is really for.
Cooler Master HAF II 500 in October 2026: worth €185 for a hot gaming GPU, or buy the cheaper mesh case?
The tests are in: GamersNexus put the HAF II 500 at the top of its noise-normalized charts. Here's what that means for a long session on a 300W+ GPU, and when a €120 Lancool 217 is the smarter buy.
Final Fantasy Resonance Review: Gorgeous, but You Can Hear the Phone
The first HD-2D Final Fantasy rebuilds Brave Exvius' opening arc as a proper console RPG, without gacha. The battle system and presentation shine, but the mobile-born story holds it back. Score: 7/10.