Persona Q: Party members can use alternate Personas

And other new details from Famitsu This week’s new Famitsu reveals a few more details on upcoming 3DS gamePersona Q: Shadow of Labyrinth. The most interesting new bit confirms that otherPersona 3andPersona 4party members can use alternate Personas, called Sub-Personas.Tumblr user pepsimangbtranslated the blurb, and he says that the characters gain this power by way of the two protagonists meeting each other. How neat is that? The battle system ofPersona Qfeatures a boos meter that is built up by exploiting weaknesses....

July 26, 2025 · 1 min · 130 words · Erica Cantu

Sam Bridges is ready to deliver your Podtoid questions

Ask away, m’kay [Update:So you might have noticed we didn’t have a show this week. Well, long story short, food poisoning. Very,verybad food poisoning. So we’re moving community questions to this week’s show and giving you another chance to ask us what’s on your mind.] What a busy week for video games. Big releases, big announcements, and big reviews capped off an interesting and certainly memorable October. Now there are just one or two more big releases left in 2019....

July 26, 2025 · 1 min · 116 words · Gary Cochran

Screenshots and art released for Spider-Man villains and more

But where’s Vulture? A selection of cool new screenshots have been released by Insomniac Games for their anticipated newSpider-Mantitle. The screens, which appeared inThe Daily BugleThe Telegraph, show of some of the rogues awaiting the web-slinger in his new adventure. We get to see Shocker, clad in badass-looking body-armour, and a somewhat Trump-looking Norman Osborn, in the relatively sane state he occupies before donning his baggy nightcap as his villainous alter-ego, The Green Goblin....

July 26, 2025 · 1 min · 145 words · Vanessa Hopkins

Sega officially adopts the Like a Dragon moniker for Yakuza in the west

What’s in a name? Last week was a biggie forYakuzafans, as Sega and RGG Studio bombarded the community with exciting news pertaining to not only new titles in the dramatic RPG series, but also revealed some long-awaited news on the lost-in-translation side series,Yakuza: Ishin!.. erm…Like a Dragon: Ishin! You see, as part of this cavalcade of series news, Sega also announced that it is officially adopting the “Like a Dragon” branding (a closer approximation of their original Japanese title:Ryu ga Gotoku),for allLike a Dragon/Yakuzareleases going forward....

July 26, 2025 · 2 min · 301 words · Donna Sutton

Sony admits PS Vita sales are lower than expected

Tries to play its usual ‘long-term’ card Sony chief executive Kaz Hirai has admitted thePlayStation Vitais not performing as expected. However, he has deployed Sony’s usual get-out, claiming they’d rather be judged on speculative success rather than, y’know,realsuccess. Hirai spoke about the Vita at a media reception following his CES presentation, where he confessed the Vita was selling“low end of what we expected.” He then claimed it was too early to write the handheld off just yet, suggesting it would take five to ten years to determine whether or not the Vita had failed....

July 26, 2025 · 1 min · 164 words · William Young

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate will have music from the mobile game Fire Emblem Heroes

Clearly too much Fire Emblem music Since the official website forSuper Smash Bros. Ultimateopened up after E3, Nintendo has revealed a new music track every Tuesday, and today was no exception. The new song uploaded for everyone to sample was an arrangement of “Gear Up For…” from the spinoff mobile titleFire Emblem Heroes. With the new arrangement supervised by Hiroki Morishita, this is the first musical track we’ve had officially confirmed from one of Nintendo’s mobile games....

July 26, 2025 · 1 min · 184 words · Anthony Rios

Teeny, Tiny Problems quest walkthrough in Disney Dreamlight Valley

Everything inDisney Dreamlight Valley’sAlice Realm was starting to look good. We made a mysterious cooked dish that unlocked access to a maze garden, allowing us to search for Alice and befriend her. What’s the catch? She’s as small as a doll, and it’s up to us to help her. Discovering this predicament begins the Teeny, Tiny Problems quest, where you’ll have to work with the Cheshire Cat again to figure out how to revert Alice to her usual self....

July 26, 2025 · 5 min · 882 words · April Coleman

That defective Samus amiibo fetched $2,500 at auction

And $5.75 shipping; they always get you on the shipping One reddit user accidentally picked up a defective Samus Aran amiibo, and he’s going to profit considerably off of it — more than one G per arm cannon. Therare Samus amiibo, which was put on eBay one week ago,just sold for $2,500. It received 75 bids during that time, as many surely wanted a piece of Nintendo history, and definitely didn’t want to simply flip it in a few years....

July 26, 2025 · 1 min · 148 words · Blake Price

The best memes from the Genshin Impact Kaveh hack of 2023

Over the weekend, news of amaliciousGenshin Impacthackbegan circulating around social media. Through use of third-party plugins, bad actors could abuse a Kaveh ability inGenshin Impactto explode Dendro Cores and delete any interactable entity in the overworld. The situation is now resolved, with the developer HoYoverse making a statement that the issues have been fixed and perpetrators have been banned. Before the official statement though, there was a period of confusion and uncertainty among players....

July 26, 2025 · 2 min · 340 words · Lindsey Richards

The Daily Hotness: Breakfast is awesome again

This is a real item,I swear to baby Jesus. I have yet to crack this sucker open and make a batch, but I will be so disappointed if angels don’t sing when I pop off the lid. Today, Chad Concelmo lists the best videogame robots EVER, we blow the lid off ofCrysis 3,Mortal Kombat Komplete EditionandCRUSH3Dget hit by the review stick, and I share a bunch of exclusiveSoniccomic andDisgaeaart book pages because those fools keep sending stuff to me....

July 26, 2025 · 2 min · 339 words · Kaitlin Drake

The DTOID Show: Borderlands 2, Baldur’s Gate, and BOOBS!

Happy Friday, everyone! Not only is today thesixth anniversaryof this wacky and wonderful website we’ve all come to know and love, it’s also the birthday of our great overlord Niero, to whom we paid tribute on today’s live episode of The Destructoid Show! Of course, no celebration would be complete without champagne and confetti! It wasn’t all partying and drinking, though. We’d be remiss if we didn’t talk about the new trailers forLollipop ChainsawandDead or Alive 5that arrived in our inboxes this week, or the bigBaldur’s Gatereveal yesterday, or evenBorderlands 2‘ssappy love letterto PC gamers....

July 26, 2025 · 1 min · 155 words · James Wu

The hit song from Netflix’s Witcher adaptation has been modded into the original game

‘He can’t be bleat’ Mods make the world go ’round. That’s especially the case for mods pertaining to super old games, like the 2007 originalWitcher, which is still living solely on the PC platform. It might be unwieldy for some, especially afterWitcher III, but I actually prefer it to the second entry, and it does a wonderful job of setting up this weird and wild world that author Andrzej Sapkowski created nearly 30 years ago....

July 26, 2025 · 1 min · 162 words · John Gould

The next Magicka is coming to tablets, and it’s fun

A great way to lose friends using good old-fashioned magic When Paradox Interactive CEO Fredrik Wester revealed the company’s plans to expand into cross-platform multiplayer experiences last week at the Paradox Convention, I was extremely interested to see what the Swedish publisher would be showcasing. One might even say excited. After the trailer forMagicka: Wizards of the Square Tabletfaded to black, my enthusiasm was greatly diminished. To my eyes it looked like a stripped-down, 2DMagickafor platforms I rarely care about....

July 26, 2025 · 5 min · 1037 words · Randy Dougherty