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Pokemon Pokopia’s Bubbly Basin DLC is only 3.15 MB, but this mega-cheap SD card deal can still come in handy

  • Pokemon Pokopia's Bubbly Basin DLC requires only 3.15 MB, eliminating any immediate storage urgency for Switch 2 owners
  • Mid-tier microSD Express cards are discounted: 128GB for $39.99 and 256GB for $49.99, with largest capacities remaining expensive

GamesRadar+ reports that the new Bubbly Basin DLC for Pokémon Pokopia is a mere 3.15MB in size, making it one of the smallest game add-ons around and meaning most players will have no trouble fitting it onto their existing storage. Despite this, the outlet has flagged a cheap…

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Green Monster, Inc. quest walkthrough in Disney Dreamlight Valley

  • Guide walks players through Dreamlight Valley's "Green Monster, Inc." quest
  • Ralph battles jealousy over Vanellope and Sulley's friendship
  • Steps include cooking a meal and solving a Dark Castle puzzle

Destructoid has published a walkthrough guide for the "Green Monster, Inc." quest in Disney Dreamlight Valley, a mission in which the character Ralph must confront his jealousy over Vanellope's growing friendship with Sulley from Monsters, Inc. The quest requires players to help Ralph work through his feelings while…

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Resident Evil Veronica hype sends the remake to 2 million Steam wishlists, Capcom reveals, despite us knowing little about it

  • Capcom announced Resident Evil Veronica remake has reached 2 million Steam wishlists within two months of its Summer Game Fest reveal
  • The title ranks 8th among Steam's most-wishlisted games; total figures across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Switch 2 are likely higher
  • Strong consumer interest driven by franchise reputation and critical standing of the original game, despite minimal gameplay details being public

It sends the remake closer to Fable, Light No Fire, and more on the Steam charts

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Big Walk review – larking around with mates elevated to an artform

  • House House releases Big Walk, a cooperative multiplayer adventure with up to 12 players exploring an Australian wilderness with puzzle-solving objectives
  • Innovative proximity-based voice system creates authentic separation and reunion moments; stunning visuals undercut by repetitive backtracking and terrain collision issues
  • Game prioritises genuine human cooperation over algorithmic engagement, offering a refreshing counter-example to attention-based multiplayer design

Big Walk is a new online co-op puzzle game from House House, the Melbourne studio behind the 2019 hit Untitled Goose Game, and this review finds it a whimsical, often ingenious success. Rather than a mischievous goose, players control gangly bird-like characters exploring a photorealistic Australian wilderness, working…

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Handheld prices are still soaring, but at least the Lenovo Legion Go S is now cheaper than Steam Deck

  • Handheld gaming PC prices are generally rising across the market.
  • Lenovo Legion Go S has dropped in price.
  • It is now cheaper than the Steam Deck.

Handheld gaming PC prices have continued to climb, but the Lenovo Legion Go S has bucked that trend by dropping in price to undercut Valve's Steam Deck. The shift offers a rare bit of good news for shoppers in a market where rising component and manufacturing costs have…

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Magic: The Gathering’s Marvel Commander Deck Bundle Drops to Lowest Price Yet

  • Marvel MTG Commander deck bundle now $199, its lowest price yet
  • Saving equates to about $52 per deck versus $74.99 MSRP
  • "Avengers Assemble" ranked the best of the four decks

Amazon has cut the price of Magic: The Gathering's Marvel Commander Deck bundle again, just weeks after an earlier discount, bringing the four-deck set down to $199, roughly $100 less than its original cost. The move follows June's release of a second Marvel-themed Magic set, whose Commander precon…

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Onimusha: Way of the Sword’s bad guy has ‘an edge of eroticism’, confirms Capcom dev — he’s ‘very alluring in the way that he moves’

  • Capcom says Onimusha: Way of the Sword's villain has an "erotic" quality
  • Developer describes him as "very alluring" in his movements
  • Comment highlights design intent behind the game's antagonist

Capcom has confirmed that the antagonist in its upcoming action title Onimusha: Way of the Sword has been deliberately designed with a seductive, unsettling quality, describing him as having "an edge of eroticism" in his movement and presence. The comment offers a small but notable insight into the…

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Beast of Reincarnation launches to mixed reviews on Steam and Metacritic as players disagree over whether the Pokemon devs’ action RPG has “slick” or “uninspired” combat

  • Beast of Reincarnation launches with mixed Steam and Metacritic reviews
  • Made by developers with Pokémon game experience
  • Players split on whether combat is "slick" or "uninspired"

Beast of Reincarnation, an action RPG from developers who have previously worked on Pokémon titles, has launched to a mixed critical and player reception on Steam and Metacritic. Reactions have split sharply, with some players praising the game's combat as "slick" while others dismiss it as "uninspired", reflecting…

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