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OpenAI’s new Sora AI tool suggests a future where anyone can make photo-realistic videos instantly.

From ‘Elden Ring’ to ‘God of War Ragnarok’ to even Wordle, 2022 was a great year for games. Here’s The Washington Post’s list of the very best.

“Hello Neighbor 2” improves several gameplay elements that hampered the original. But in totality, the game is more frustrating than scary.

Nintendo acknowledged complaints around performance issues in “Pokémon Scarlet” and “Pokémon Violet,” promising improvements.

The trailer revealed just how involved Peach would be in Nintendo’s new movie, all but ensuring her place as more than just a princess in another castle.

“Scarlet” and “Violet” aren’t the first Pokémon games with technical issues. But the games’ historically bad graphics may have crossed a line.

The two new Pokémon games have persistent technical problems and pacing issues. Still, both games mark a big step forward from “Sword” and “Shield.”

With “Pokémon Violet” and “Scarlet” right around the corner — with Greavard in tow — we’ve compiled the scariest Pokédex entries so far.

The Mario movie trailer may yet be an epochal moment in meme history.

Nintendo’s Bill Trinen talks “Splatoon 3″ online play: ”[New] actions like squid roll, new abilities and new weapons … are going to change up your approach[.]”

Here are five tips — on aim, tickets and gear customization — to help you improve in “Splatoon 3.”

Wednesday’s Pokemon Presents teased the new mainline entries, updates to published games and the location of the 2022 Pokémon World Championships.

Mowing downs waves of enemies with a few button clicks is antithetical to Fire Emblem’s usual demanding gameplay.

Our theories about what’s in the Black Box, Yozora’s role in the next game and more.

More of the same is not what we need right now.

Throw out almost everything you knew about Pokémon’s classic gameplay.

“Pokémon Legends: Arceus” fulfills Game Freak founding member Junichi Masuda’s childhood vision.

The game features one of the most surprising and baffling decisions we’ve ever seen from Nintendo.

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To truly echo Smash Bros., “Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl” must give voice to the voiceless.