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Nintendo, PlayStation, and Xbox have provide an update on their shared commitment to safer gaming.

At the end of 2020, the three sides announced their collaboration with a focus on online gaming. The three sides have been working behind-the-scenes on improving player safety across platforms since then.

An updated list of their shared principles was shared today. These “reflect new innovations in player safety that have evolved with technological advancements, and new ways in which we collaborate through key industry initiatives and with trade associations.”

You can get the full rundown below. You’ll notice that this is similar to what was posted in 2020, but with some additions.


Dragon Ball Z Kakarot Daima - Adventure Through The Demon Realm DLC

October 17: Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is getting even more DLC, and Daima – Adventure Through The Demon Realm DLC has been revealed. This comes in celebration of the new anime that recently started.

As of now Bandai Namco is keeping quiet on the details. However, it looks like there’ll be at least two parts to the DLC. It also looks like players will be able to explore the new Demon Realm.

Tales of Berseria Remastered Laphicet

Bandai Namco has come out with another character trailer for Tales of Berseria Remastered, this time for Laphicet.

Laphicet is a young part who’s a part of the Malakhim, a non-human race. Bandai Namco notes that the character has always lived without a name and exists “solely as a tool for wielding artes.”

The Disney Afternoon Collection

The Disney Afternoon Collection appears to be coming to Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch.

New listings for the game have just appeared on the ESRB website. Interestingly, Atari appears to be publishing.

It took a bit of time, but Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Pokemon Shining Pearl have finally been fixed on Nintendo Switch 2 when playing the games via backwards compatibility. The Nintendo eShop pages confirm that everything is good to go.

We previously heard that both titles were causing crashing issues. It wasn’t something happening every time, but it was a problem that was fairly widespread within the Pokemon community.

Pokemon Legends Z-A Season 5 Best Pokemon

A few weeks ago, we reported on the best Pokemon to use in Pokemon Legends: Z-A’s Season 4 Ranked Battles. For the most part, every Pokemon we listed there is still perfectly viable in Season 5. This time around, though, Season 5 allows both sub-Legendary Pokemon and Mythical Pokemon. Which means you’re going to see a lot of Magearna and Melmetal running around. They’re now some of the strongest Pokemon in the metagame, and today we’re going over some movesets you can expect to see on each of them.

Switch 2 and Switch owners can now access their 2025 Year in Review from Nintendo. If you have a Nintendo Switch 2, that’s covered here. And if you’re still only playing on the previous system, you can still check out the review.

Various stats are available. It covers the amount of games and hours played and top games. There’s even a month-by-month breakdown showing the amount of hours played each month and what the top-played title was.

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September 24: Today, Success Corporation and Red Art Games unveiled Psyvariar 3 for Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch. The two sides did not provide launch timing.

Psyvariar 3 celebrates the series’ 25th anniversary. This is actually the first brand-new numbered entry in the series in 22 years.

Here’s the first wave of details:

Switch 2 and Switch update 21.2.0

The latest system update for Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch has gone live with version 21.2.0.

If there’s one thing we tend to see with firmware drops, it’s system stability. And you won’t be disappointed – that’s once again what we’re hearing about here. It’s possible that there are some smaller tidbits that fans may datamine later on, but at the end of the day this is a smaller patch.

In any case, here’s the full notice from Nintendo (which is the same for both Switch 2 and Switch):

The Stone of Madness physical

Limited Run Games has outlined plans for a physical release of The Stone of Madness on Nintendo Switch.

The game will only be sold as a special edition. Each unit includes the game, a slipcover, digital art book, and the original soundtrack.


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