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Pokemon GO’s new Trainer Battles feature is now live, which means players level 10+ can start throwing down in epic battles. In addition to the PvP battle offerings, players also have the chance to do some practice fights by challenging each of the team leaders. The main focus of Pokemon GO Trainer Battles is fighting against other trainers in person or your Ultra and Best friends remotely. That said, there is currently the chance to do some PvE battles against three NPCs....

The leaders of Team GO Rocket in Pokemon GO all have their own collection of powerful Pokemon they will use against players. Arlo is one of these leaders, with his own dangerous team compositions that can take any unprepared players off guard. Like with the other leaders of Team GO Rocket, Arlo has multiple possibilities when it comes to the Pokemon that players will face in Pokemon GO. There is no way to know for sure what Arlo will use unless players rematch him in the same encounter....

While it turns out that your Xbox Series X (likely) won’t spontaneously burst into flames, it’s inevitable that some early PS5 and Xbox Series X units will suffer from technical and hardware issues. The good news is that it doesn’t seem like the PS5 and Xbox Series X suffer from notable glitches quite as impactful as the infamous “Red Ring of Death” that plagued the launch of the Xbox 360. The bad news is that there are already reports of dead PS5s floating in the internet wild....

Thanks to an early Xbox Live Store listing, fans are now well aware that Quantum Break requires 44 GB of hard drive space, making it one of the bigger Xbox One titles available. After a number of delays and a lengthy development cycle, Remedy’s upcoming third person shooter, Quantum Break, is now just a little over a month away from launch. Having recently gone gold, details for the upcoming title have started to appear online, including just how much space Xbox One players will need to ensure they have available....

Even though the Wii U hosts some of Nintendo’s greatest games, the console sold poorly. This partially had to do with Nintendo’s lineup; after all, the best games released long after the Wii U’s launch. Nintendo relied heavily on sequels and remakes, but many of those games weren’t different or innovative enough to attract players—including Nintendo fans. The Wii U also suffered from poor, unclear advertising. Using “Wii” in its name and Wii Remotes for gameplay, the Wii U strangely functions more like an enhanced Wii than an independent console....

It’s the season of love and triple the action this week, as Red Dead Online is offering up some generous rewards along with bonuses just for logging in. This week’s Featured Showdown Series is Tumbleweed, in which you’ll be taking part in Shootouts, Hostile Territory, and more. New this week, you’ll also be able to roll away with triple the amount of the usual haul of both RDO$ and Gold....

Red Dead Redemption 2 may not have made an appearance at E3 2017, but the event has managed to spawn a big rumor about the game’s online multiplayer component. The latest is that Rockstar has recently been looking into cross-platform play support across the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of the upcoming western game. According to multiple sources who spoke to Comicbook.com, discussions regarding cross-platform play for Red Dead Redemption 2 initially surfaced back in May and these talks have again come up during the recently-concluded E3 event....

Remedy Entertainment Creative Director Sam Lake revealed more information about the developer’s two new games. Remedy announced the games earlier today, confirming that the games would be published by Epic Games Publishing. On Twitter, Lake called the first new Remedy Entertainment game the company’s “most ambitious one yet” and said that it is a triple-A game that is now in pre-production. The other game, said Lake, is “a new, smaller-scale project set in the same franchise....

With Captain America: The Winter Soldier still dominating the box office a few weeks after its release and crossing the half-a-billion milestone, the Marvel craze is in full effect. Disney wisely choose to feed off of the current Marvel hype this week by teasing an upcoming ‘Marvel-ous’ expansion for the Disney Infinity toy-based sandbox game. More details will be officially revealed on April 30 during a special event to unveil the game/expansion, but it looks like some intel may have already leaked out ahead of schedule…...

Nuestra opinión Montblanc MB-01 - 4.0 / 5 Diseño Cómodos para sesiones largas Tres colores a elegir Construcción y acabado impecables Características Batería de 730mAh, 20 horas de reproducción Funcionamiento con cable o inalámbrico Bluetooth 5.0 aptX HD Interfaz El “modo Live” amplifica el sonido externo Control por voz de Google Assistant Control por botón Calidad de sonido Para resumir Una marca de primera calidad tiene un precio elevado, por supuesto, pero hay más que suficiente sustancia para respaldar el indudable estilo de los Montblanc....

While Persona may now be far more successful than Shin Megami Tensei has ever been, Persona’s big sister franchise pioneered the JRPG genre back in the late ’80s with Digital Devil Story: Megami Tensei for the original Famicom. Since then, SMT and its spin-offs have evolved and changed drastically. Persona and SMT are often pitted against each other due to their similar gameplay functionalities, such as manipulating turns in battle, obtaining and fusing stronger allies, and worlds that shape the characters of their respective games in a multitude of ways....

This Pet Sematary article contains major spoilers. With its debut in April, Pet Sematary becomes one of the few works by Stephen King to receive multiple adaptations. Paramount, which first adapted the brutal book in 1989, brings a new vision of terror to Maine with a remake we quite enjoyed for the most part (especially the terrifying cat). As Constant Readers already know, Pet Sematary is just one in a web of interconnected stories that make King’s version of Maine one of the most horrible places to live....

Peter Moore, former President of Sega of America and COO of Electronic Arts (EA), has returned to the gaming industry after a four year absence, during which time he served as the CEO of Liverpool Football Club. Moore has now joined Unity Technologies, which is described as “the world’s leading platform for creating and operating interactive, real-time 3D (RT3D) content.” The company went public last September on the New York Stock Exchange, generating $1....

In a recent interview with Gamesindustry.biz, former EA Sports president Peter Moore described content acquisition in FIFA Ultimate Team (FUT) as more surprise and delight than actual gambling, which is not only ridiculous, but it also ignores the truth that the game is mostly Pay-to-Win. More importantly, it is time to stop asking the people who depend on loot box revenue if their monetization structures approximate gambling, because there is an obvious conflict of interest that cannot be ignored....

Planted reviews have been around for as long as people have bought and sold goods and services. It should come as no surprise to anyone that the practice affects the games industry, but it is disturbing nonetheless. Yesterday, GameSpot UK discovered that several early “user” reviews of Jurassic Park: The Game on Metacritic were written by Telltale Games employees. GameSpot UK reported the news Wednesday after noting that, although no professional Jurassic Park reviews had been posted, four user reviews scored the game a perfect 10....

One of the most fascinating characters in the Pokémon franchise is Blue, the player’s rival in the original Generation I games. He’s popped up frequently over the years in other media as well, most notably as the inspiration for Gary Oak in the anime. With so much history and so many appearances, there are a few things about Blue that you might not know. From his championship title to his days as a gym leader, here are a few things that you might not know about everyone’s favorite snide and cocky rival....

Over the past 22 years, Pokémon games have changed immeasurably. We’ve experienced new regions, been introduced to hundreds of new Pokémon, and battled different nefarious evil teams. HMs have been abandoned in favor of Ride Pokémon, and the classic eight-Gym challenge has been replaced by the Island Challenge. New Types have been created, new moves have been added to the roster, and in general, the series has become better and better....

Of the eighteen types in Pokémon, the Ground-typing is known to have physically powerful Pokémon accompanied by moves that are just as strong. For example, the fan-favorite Garchomp would never be caught dead without Earthquake in its moveset. In fact, Earthquake is one of those staple Ground-type moves that physical threats of any type love to carry. In contrast, there are also some Ground-type moves that never see the light of day....

Generation V has more Pokémon than any generation before or after it, capping at 156 — more than Generation I. As part of this extremely-populous generation, there are quite a few Legendaries. Some of them have different forms and some don’t need them to be super cool. While every Legendary Pokémon serves a purpose and is great in its own way, there are some design elements that set them apart. Like many other Pokémon in Generation V, the Legendaries are severely underrated in many instances....

Pokémon Go might just get a lot more realistic. The game’s developer Niantic revealed a new technology technique called “occlusion” that allows digital avatars to recognize objects around them in the real world. Basically, it means that the Pokémon in Pokémon Go will know if things like bushes are nearby and hide behind them. The technology is an upgrade to Niantic’s “Real World Platform,” one of the pillars upon which Pokémon Go is built....