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Overwatch's April Fools' 2026 mode tweaks every hero's kit in ridiculous ways, but some of them are pretty practical, too
What will Slay the Spire 2's final ending be like? 'I do want it to be more extravagant when you win,' says Mega Crit
The most hardcore Jak & Daxter heads in the world have finished their native PC ports of the entire trilogy
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1719 articlesOverwatch's 2026 April Fools' hero changes are so good they should be permanent
Overwatch's April Fools' 2026 mode tweaks every hero's kit in ridiculous ways, but some of them are pretty practical, too
What will Slay the Spire 2's final ending be like? 'I do want it to be more extravagant when you win,' says Mega Crit
What lies after The Architect? Slay the Spire 2's finale will be shaped by player feedback to some extent.
The most hardcore Jak & Daxter heads in the world have finished their native PC ports of the entire trilogy
Aughts excellence.
How to ride on a player's shoulders in Fortnite
Shoulder riding is a special social interaction in Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 2 that leads to huge towers of players.
Dragon Ruins is out now on mobile, offering a hardcore dungeon-delving experience
With the Bank Holiday on the cards for us tomorrow, things may be quieter. But don't fret, because aside from our latest list of the five new mobile games to try this week, my personal suggestion would be to see about purchasing the newly released Dragon Ruins for iOS and Android! Out now on mobile courtesy of publisher Kemco, Dragon Ruins has been a personal favourite of mine for a while now. This hardcore dungeon crawler sees you headed to the titular ruins with the aim of slaying the dragon that lurks therein. Along the way, you'll slay monsters, acquire gold and make trips back to the surface to level up and upgrade your gear. ... MORE(https://www.pocketgamer.com/dragon-ruins/out-now/)
More Games Need To Be Honest About Not Being Finished Yet
We are shy of two weeks out from the launch of Crimson Desert(https://www.gamespot.com/games/crimson-desert/), and while I personally have been enjoying my time with the game, I feel it has been one of the more egregious examples of a modern trend in gaming: titles releasing as 1.0 when they should be releasing as Early Access. Since the launch of Crimson Desert, the game has added a storage chest at the main hub for players to offload items they don’t want to carry, but also don’t want to lose. It’s added a bunch of fast travel points all over the map, including one at that main hub; before this, it took hours of gameplay to unlock a fast travel point, even if you were kind of close to that location. It’s also added new items known as Refinement Tokens, which allow players to quickly upgrade any low-level gear they come across to something more usable, without having to waste a bunch of resources in doing so. These aren’t little tweaks and fixes; these changes completely transform the experience of playing the game. Before digital releases and internet connectivity, patches were nearly impossible, especially on consoles. Once a game was out in the wild, that was pretty much it. No changes could be made; any issues with the game or exploits players could leverage were forever etched into that experience. Now, developers are able to make alterations weeks, months, or even years after a game’s release. I do lament the idea of things like Pokémon Red and Blue’s Missing No., or the backward long jump in Super Mario 64, being removed in update patches if those games were to have been released today. Continue Reading at GameSpot(https://www.gamespot.com/articles/more-games-need-to-be-honest-about-not-being-finished-yet/1100-6539179/?ftag=CAD-01-10abi2f/)
Sea of Stars shows off new mobile gameplay ahead of launch next week
With Kemco being so preeminent in the publishing of JRPGs on mobile, it can be easy to forget that the platform isn't all that flush with them. But Playdigious is once more stepping into the genre by publishing Sabotage Studios' Sea of Stars for iOS and Android on April 7th! But, you likely already know that if you have any interest in classics of the genre, such as Chrono Trigger or the ever-popular Final Fantasy. But if you've not yet had the pleasure of playing Sea of Stars on another platform, or any for that matter, you might be eager to find out how it'll play on mobile. ... MORE(https://www.pocketgamer.com/sea-of-stars/mobile-gameplay-trailer/)
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Was Never Framed As A Sequel
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is now in theaters, but don't call it a sequel to 2023's The Super Mario Bros. Movie. It was never designed to be a sequel to that film or a re-telling of Super Mario Galaxy the game. In an interview with Polygon(https://www.polygon.com/super-mario-galaxy-movie-smash-bros-shigeru-miyamoto-interview/), Illumination boss Chris Meledandri said the team kicked around ideas for a follow-up to The Super Mario Bros. Movie, and some of the possibilities included a Super Mario World or Super Mario Odyssey movie. However, the qualities of Super Mario Galaxy--including the cinematic and dramatic opportunities--were "immediately exciting," he said. "Just the whole feeling of the drama that's associated with Rosalina as a character and how that's reflected in the music of Galaxy. That feeling was something we thought could really inform a new story," Meledandri said. Continue Reading at GameSpot(https://www.gamespot.com/articles/the-super-mario-galaxy-movie-was-never-framed-as-a-sequel/1100-6539183/?ftag=CAD-01-10abi2f/)
Nexon CEO admits The First Descendant had 'no staying power,' and that can't be addressed with a quick fix: 'These are design issues that are not fixed with a patch'
The Destiny-like was named for its "retention challenges" in a recent presentation.
Seasonic teases cherry blossom-themed Focus ATX 3.1 'Sakura' power supply
Prettified, limited edition PSU.
CoreWeave co-founder says even older GPUs are still rising in price and are in demand for AI servers
Though I suppose every chip this side of the moon is in demand with the AI boom.
The First Three Resident Evil Titles And Breath Of Fire IV Are Now Available On Steam
!Game Informer News(https://www.gameinformer.com/sites/default/files/styles/bodydefault/public/2026/04/02/5682aae2/resident%20evil%201%20steam.jpg.webp) You may not have believed it when Capcom announced the news yesterday on April Fool’s Day, but it has brought the original Resident Evil trilogy – Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2, and Resident Evil 3: Nemesis – to Steam. Capcom also tossed in Breath of Fire IV as a bonus. The announcement is the latest celebratory gesture for Resident Evil’s 30th anniversary this year. Each game features quality-of-life enhancements to support modern operating systems and current controllers. Other than these vague tweaks, these are very much the PS1 games you remember. The same goes for Breath of Fire IV, the 2000 RPG first released on the original PlayStation. You can purchase all four games for $9.99 each, and they’re currently on sale for 50 percent off ($4.99) as part of a special launch discount. For more on Resident Evil, be sure to read our review of the series' latest entry, Requiem, here(https://gameinformer.com/review/resident-evil-requiem/a-sublime-sepulchre).