Marc Deschamps

6 days ago | comicbook.com | Marc Deschamps

Pokemon Go‘s current Might & Mastery season is quickly coming to an end, and that means a new season will be arriving sometime within the next few weeks. Niantic has yet to reveal what the new theme will be, but we now have our first bit of real information. The developers have released a Community Day schedule outlining some big days to keep in mind this summer. As is usually the case, the schedule does not outline which Pokemon will be highlighted, or the hours the events will be held.

6 days ago | comicbook.com | Marc Deschamps

It’s been a rollercoaster of a week for fans of Chrono Trigger. Rumors of a remake of the game started to circulate online thanks to comments made by Chrono Trigger co-writer Yuji Horii at an event in Naples. Shortly after, Horii was forced to clarify that his statements were mistranslated, and a remake of the game is not currently in the works. That deflated a lot of fans of the Square Enix game, but it seems all hope is not lost.

6 days ago | comicbook.com | Marc Deschamps

Sonic Rumble was supposed to launch globally on Steam and mobile devices today, but plans changed and the game remains indefinitely delayed. However, players in some regions can still play the game as it is, and Sega continues to release new content. Following the release of cosmetics based on games like Super Monkey Ball, Altered Beast, and Fantasy Zone, Sega has announced another interesting theme.

6 days ago | comicbook.com | Marc Deschamps

Donkey Kong Bananza is set to be released in July, but Nintendo has kept a lot of elements of the game secret thus far. There’s a lot we don’t know about the game, but fans might have uncovered an unannounced local multiplayer mode. On the Famiboards, a user named Triistan discovered and shared a Nintendo Store listing that lists Donkey Kong Bananza among several games with local multiplayer elements.

6 days ago | comicbook.com | Marc Deschamps

Nintendo Switch 2 will launch in just four weeks, and it remains to be seen how the system will perform from a sales perspective. Nintendo has some lofty expectations in that regard, and the company laid out its forecast during its most recent financial results briefing. According to the company, it expects to sell 15 million units in the fiscal year ending in March 2026, as well as 45 million pieces of software.