Pokemon: Twilight Wings Episode 2 February 19, 2020

The second episode of the new online-exclusive animated Pokémon series, Twilight Wings, has been released. Take a look!

Just a reminder, Pokémon HOME is out now to download for free on Android, iOS and Nintendo Switch.

Final Fantasy VII Remake Opening Cinematic February 14, 2020

We are just a few months away from the release of Final Fantasy VII Remake, a game that players have been years waiting to play. To celebrate its upcoming release, Square Enix has released its opening cinematic. People who played the original game might need to sit down for this one.

Final Fantasy VII Remake is coming April 2020 for the PS4.

Marvel’s Avengers Preorder Trailer February 13, 2020

Since it’s delay, we’ve been waiting on pins and needles to hear anything new about the upcoming multiplaform game, Marvel’s Avengers. Today, they’ve released this new preorder trailer and made some grand announcements. Take a look.

Players who preorder the game’s Deluxe Edition will be entitled to 72-hour access to the game prior to its release. There will also be exclusive skins, emotes and goodies offered by various retailers.

If the Deluxe Edition isn’t big enough for you, consider checking out the Earth’s Mightiest Edition. It includes an exclusive Pin, Iron Man blueprints, Black Widow’s belt buckle, a Hulk Bobblehead, and a scale statue of Captain America.

Marvel’s Avengers is coming September 4th, 2020 to PC, Xbox One, PS4 and Stadia.

Pokemon Home Released February 12, 2020

Big news this morning. With little notice, The Pokemon Company has just released their highly anticipated Pokémon cloud storage application, Pokémon Home.

Pokémon Home is a cloud service designed to integrate Pokémon storage between games like Pokémon Sword/Shield, Pokémon Go, Pokémon Lets Go Pikachu/Eevee, and the Pokémon Bank on the Nintendo 3DS. They’re offering both paid and unpaid accounts.

We haven’t had time to give the program a look yet so we can’t comment on how well it works yet. If you are interested in checking it out yourself, you can download it right now on your respective devices.

Pokémon Home is out now for iOS, Android and Nintendo Switch.

Mythic Quest Now on Apple TV+ February 7, 2020

We don’t typically talk about television or films on this website because let’s face it, so little of that media actually talks about video games. Mythic Quest is different. Created by the It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia team with input from Ubisoft, Mythic Quest tells the fictional story of an MMO developer’s quest to release their hit game’s first expansion. Here’s the trailer.

If you’re already an Apple TV + subscriber you can watch nine episodes (at around 30 minutes each). If you have an active iTunes account but aren’t an Apple TV+ subscriber, you can watch the first two episodes of the show for free. You can watch the show on an Apple device like the iPhone, iPad, Mac or Apple TV. I can confirm that the show supports 4K HDR at 24p if you are using high end supported equipment.

Final Fantasy VII Remake Theme Song Trailer January 31, 2020

The great Uematsu has returned to recompose some of the iconic songs he first created for Final Fantasy VII for its upcoming remake. Now, we have this new trailer for Final Fantasy VII Remake which features some of his new music. Enjoy!

Final Fantasy VII Remake is coming to the PlayStation 4 April 2020.

iOS and iPadOS 13.3.1 Released January 28, 2020

Apple has just released a series of important bug fixes have just been released for the iPhone and iPad devices. The new update, version 13.3.1, will weigh in at around 250MB, depending on what device you are currently using.

You can download the update right now through your device’s software update feature or through iTunes.

First Details of Pokemon Home Revealed January 28, 2020

The Pokémon Home service was announced last year and speculation has been flying back and forth about it ever since. Today, The Pokemon Company have finally activated their Official Pokémon Home Website.

For those of you who want to know the specific details about the service here you go.

• Pokémon Home will support the entire National Dex.
• Pokémon Home integrates with all four of the Switch titles, Pokemon Go and Pokemon Bank.
• Pokémon can be moved freely back and forth between Let’s Go Pikachu and Let’s Go Eevee. However, Pokémon moved into Sword and Shield from either Let’s Go cannot be transferred back into Let’s Go.

• There will be paid and unpaid account options. Only Paid accounts can integrate with Pokémon Bank.

• Price for a Premium account will cost $15 US a year. You can also pay $3 US for 1 month or $5 US for 3 months.
• Users with Free accounts will be greatly limited as to how many Pokémon they can store in Home (30 Pokémon free vs 6K for a Paid account) and won’t be able to use features like the Judge Function.
• Even Free users will be able to Trade and earn Mystery Gifts using Pokémon Home from their Smartphones.

After reading the Mystery Pass details I’m concerned this may be the beginning of the end for the Pokémon Pass app, as it looks like Pokémon Home is capable of replicating all its functionality.

Pokémon Home is launching February 2020. You’ll be able to access it on the Nintendo Switch and Smartphones.

198X Switch Launch Trailer January 26, 2020

198X is an independent title that borrows from all the classic arcade games of the 80s and wraps them up in a gripping story with a noir art style. Now the game is out on the Nintendo Switch and we have an official launch trailer for the game. Take a look at it below.

198X is out now for the PC, PS4 and now Nintendo Switch.

Pokemon: Mewtwo Strikes Back DX Coming to Netflix January 23, 2020

Since the first film was released in 1998, The Pokemon Company has released a new animated Pokémon movie every year like clockwork. The first few films would get theatrical releases, but after the initial wave of Pokemania died down, later films would get released as direct-to-video or straight to television. With Pokemania resurging during the mid 2010s more recent films, received a limited theatrical release. These last two animated features were more intended to be franchise reboots opposed to sequels to the previous films.

The Pokémon Company’s most recent film was a CGI remake of Pokémon: The First Movie called Pokémon: Mewtwo Strikes Back DX. Sadly, last year’s film did not get released in the US, and no explanation was given as to why. Now, we have an answer. This trailer was just released on Netflix’s official YouTube Channel. The next Pokémon film is nearly here.

The trailer may not announce just when this film is coming to Netflix but I will tell you that information. You’ll be able to watch Pokémon: Mewtwo Strikes Back DX on Netflix starting February 28th, 2020.