We’ve already talked about the excellent Minishoot’ Adventures, as our wonderful Driftwood published this article when it was released on PC. Its release on Nintendo Switch 2 gives us the chance to once again highlight a game that truly deserves the spotlight with our gameplay video..

Life is Strange: Reunion is now available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC, check out the first 25 minutes of the game on PC. If you haven’t played Life is Strange 1 or Life is Strange: Double Exposure, we recommend skipping straight to 5 minutes 52 in the video to avoid the recap of both games – and thus any spoilers.

Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is coming to Nintendo Switch on 16 April, and we have the opportunity to share with you our gameplay video. Although there isn’t a Switch 2 version as such, we recorded the video on it to take advantage of the 4K display.

We hadn't necessarily expected a return of Screamer in 2026, and yet Milestone has risen to the challenge to bring us a fast-paced arcade racing game. The game will be available on March 26 (March 23 for early access) on PlayStation 5, Microsoft Windows, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, and here's our PS5 Pro gameplay video.

Fancy a little more of the desert? If watching the two hours and twenty minutes of our GSY Offline French video dedicated to Crimson Desert is too much of an effort for you guys, why not give our PC gameplay video a try? It simply takes you through the game’s opening landscapes for just over nineteen minutes. It’s enough to give you a good idea of how the game looks on a high-end machine, even if we can once again only rely on YouTube to share it. We would obviously have loved to do the same with the Xbox Series X or PS5 versions, but due to the overwhelming demand for codes, it was difficult to hope to receive more than one.

Developed and published by Milestone, Ride 6 is available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Featuring a completely revamped career mode starring 10 legendary riders, a dual physics system, and all-new motorcycles and tracks, the latest installment in the franchise is showcased here in our Xbox Series X gameplay video..

While you'll still going to have to wait a bit for our Crimson Desert video, we’re continuing our coverage of the PSSR update with ten more titles. As with the previous video on the matter, a chapter list is available for those who want the details, of course. Our work isn’t done yet, as we still have a few more games to show you, but the next video on the subject won’t be coming out today, as you might expect.

As expected, the new PSSR arrived this week and significantly improves the visuals on a number of games, including those that haven’t been updated—since, much like the Boost feature for PS4 titles, you can force its use by enabling an option in the console’s video settings. As a result, we’re bringing you a comprehensive video showcasing no fewer than twelve different games, with more to come in the coming days if we can find the time to cover them more thoroughly.

The highly time-consuming Pokémon Pokopia is now available on Nintendo Switch 2, and here are the first 40 minutes of gameplay in 4K video. For once, there are no trainer battles, as you’ll have to shape the world to your liking while controlling a Ditto, all while using the powers you’ll learn along the way.

Having had the chance to try out a preview version of Pragmata for two hours about three weeks ago, we’ve compiled our impressions of Capcom’s upcoming game into a fairly concise video. We hope you’ll take the time to check it out, even though the footage you’ll see was provided by the publisher and we couldn't record an English version. Hopefully, the automated English subtitles will allow you to follow what we're saying about the game.