Picross S+ brings formerly 3DS puzzles to Switch this month

It’s been a good week for rescues.Pocket Card Jockey: Ride Onisno longer exclusiveto Apple Arcade,Ninja Five-Ohas beensaved from the clutches of eBay, andPicross S+is about to free a bunch of puzzles that were previously only on Nintendo 3DS. Jupiter Corporation revealed the latest entry in thePicross Sseries on February 21, following the act of ninePicross Sentries withPicross S+. Set to launch on July 15, 2025, the latest entry comes with 300 puzzles — 150 Picross and 150 Mega Picrcoss — from the firstPicross egame....

June 14, 2025 · 2 min · 305 words · Tammy Thomas

PSA: How to back up your save for Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete

Is there anything more terrifying in video games than losing a save file? No amount ofSilent Hillmonsters compares to the gripping fear of the phrase “Save file corrupted.” If you’ve ever lost entire collections of Pokemon,Animal Crossingvillages, or hours ofFinal Fantasy, you get it. Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Completeis a great, fully-featured game all on its own. All of the paid currencies have been removed, and now it’s a flat price like a normal video game....

June 14, 2025 · 2 min · 397 words · Robert Moore

Red Dead Redemption 2 is just as lovely on PC

Yee haw in 4K There was a period of time where my life was just oneRed Dead Redemption 2blur. I can’t say the same forRed Dead Online(yet), but the campaign enamored me and kept its tendrils in for weeks on end. It isn’t often that I truly get sucked into an open world without feeling like it’s just a collection of map dots and radar blips, and with a year’s time, I was ready to jump in again on PC....

June 14, 2025 · 4 min · 778 words · George Brown

Rumor: Details on Sony’s next console, ‘Orbis’

In speaking with “a reliable source who is not authorized to talk publicly about next-gen hardware but has shared correct information with us before,” Kotaku has put together some fairly believable details about the next PlayStation, currently dubbed Orbis. Pegged as having a holiday 2013 release, the system will not be backward compatible with PlayStation 3 games. The source says that “select developers” have dev kits already, and that the current specs for Orbis — an AMD x64 CPU and an AMD Southern Islands GPU — will support resolutions up to 4096×2160....

June 14, 2025 · 1 min · 209 words · Lisa Booth

Rumortoid: Beatles Rock Band game coming up

Earlier today, we received a press release saying that both Apple Corps and MTV were “to announce an exclusive agreement to develop a global music project.” Seeing as how two of the listed PR people in this press release were directly related toRock Band, we pieced things together quickly. The two could only be working on a Beatles game, right? Maybe? Well, we combined this withrumors that we heard earlier this yearon the very same topic to come to our conclusion....

June 14, 2025 · 2 min · 400 words · Claire Smith

Rune Factory studio shuts down, declares bankruptcy

Neverland calls it quits after two decades in the business Rune Factorydeveloper Neverland has closed its doors, according to a statement on the company’s official website. The studio ceased operations today and announced plans to file for bankruptcy in the near future. Struggling with mounting debt, the company found itself backed into a corner after attempts to secure outside funding were unsuccessful. Neverland was founded on June 06, 2025. Later that year, the fledgling developer’s first effort,Lufia & the Fortress of Doom, landed on the Super Nintendo....

June 14, 2025 · 1 min · 145 words · Margaret Welch

Scandal: Pokemon team had a poo fight in a hotel

Sometimes, every Christmas that’s ever existed merges to form aSuper Christmas, and the magic of this time paradox creates a truly wonderful event to happen somewhere in the world. This phenomenon must have recently occurred, because I get to say the following sentence: APokémonchampionship team from Spain was shamed after having a drunken poo fight in a hotel corridor. Yep! According to reports, drunk SpanishPokémonplayers were throwing their own shit around … for fun....

June 14, 2025 · 2 min · 219 words · Sarah Morris

SNEG re-releases some classic Raven Software PC games

The late-century nightmare SNEG, a company devoted to completing GOG’s manifesto ofdredging up good old games, has dropped another three PC titles of yore. This time, it’sTake No Prisoners,Cyclones, andNecrodome. Those are some real ‘90s names! All three games are from Raven Software, the company that brought usHexen,Star Wars: Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast, and are now working in Activision Blizzard’sCall of Dutymines. First up, we haveTake No Prisoners. This is a 1997 top-down shooter set in the post-apocalypse....

June 14, 2025 · 2 min · 335 words · Kimberly Gray

Sonic-ception! Kodykoala’s newest custom figurine

DtoiderKodykoalahastucked his business back in his pantsand returned to making miniaturized, bipedal weapons of doom. While his previous mechs have beenbasedoncharactersfrom theMariouniverse, his latest creation turns towards Mario’s corporate rival, Sonic the Hedgehog. Like his other mechs, I don’t think Kody takes the matryoshka concept far enough. He should have an evensmallerSonic inside the regular-sized Sonic piloting the giant robot Sonic. His next project better step up toGurren Lagannlevels, so help me!...

June 14, 2025 · 1 min · 99 words · Thomas Green

Soulcalibur latest franchise to suffer a crash in physical sales in this week’s UK Charts

Strong debut for Lego DC Super-Villains This week saw the launch of Banda Namco’sSoulcalibur VI,a character creation toolthat also has some sort of fighting game attached. Despite the endless possibilities and some genius ideas already demonstrated by the community,SCVIfailed to break the Top Five of the UK Charts, the latest victim of plummeting high street sales. That’s not to say thatSCVIperformed badly, just that it has possibly joined the growing trend of digital sales far outweighing the physical sales of popular games’ new releases....

June 14, 2025 · 2 min · 256 words · Suzanne Montgomery

South Park: Snow Day is a new co-op multiplayer game that looks very mediocre

A teaser at the end of the 2022 THQ Nordic Digital Showcase hinted a newSouth Parkgame was coming. Naturally, it was assumed that it would be the next installment in the popularSouth ParkRPG series. However, it appears that won’t be the case. During the2023 THQ Nordic Digital Showcase,South Park: Snow Daywas officially revealed. Players will battle through the snow-piled streets ofSouth Parkwith up to three friends. Apparently, the highlight feature is thatSouth Parkwill be in 3D, though I’m not sure that’s a good thing....

June 14, 2025 · 2 min · 223 words · David Elliott

Tekken’s Yoshimitsu returns once again in Soulcalibur VI

Mechanical ninja joins the fray Bandai Namco have revealed the next character joining the roster of upcoming sword-and-sorcery fighterSoulcalibur VI. It’s non-other thanTekkenveteran Yoshimitsu, making yet another appearance on the Stage of History. The head of the mysterious Manji clan returns to the ring, sword in hand, to lay waste to the opponent with his unique, often bizarre fighting techniques. As is always the case for the demon ninja, Yoshimitsu is rocking a whole new look for this, his sixthSoulcaliburappearance, having only been absent in the original 1995 releaseSoul Edge....

June 14, 2025 · 1 min · 178 words · Jonathan Thomas

The Daily Hotness: Happy birthday, Tomopop

Our sister site on all things toys related celebrated three years of awesome today. Watch as the Tomo staff share what makes Tomopop so special. The new Monthly Musing is up, Jim reviewedDead Spacefor iOS,I Am Aliveis still happening, Sony shows offinFAMOUS 2, Twisted Pixel revealsThe Gunstringerand more happened on 2/1/11. Destructoid Originals:Live show: Chill Bros play Guitar Hero pro gamer EcstacyMonthly Musing: Groundhog DayLive Show: Backlog continues with more Viewtiful Joe 2...

June 14, 2025 · 2 min · 325 words · Danny Gilbert