A new Pokemon game is out next year for Switch 2, and it looks like a wild spin-off from your typical "gotta-catch-'em-all" experience. Pokemon Pokopia is an open-world game where players build a ...

Starting with the most anticipated mob, we have the Warden. This boss mob was teased for the Minecraft 1.18 Caves & Cliffs update, but it couldn’t reach the game in time. With a whole ancient city ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. One of the most surprising reveals during today's Nintendo Direct is that Pokemon has a new game, Pokemon Pokopia, coming next year, and it's a big ...

Nintendo has announced a rather unexpected Pokémon spin-off, Pokopia. Revealed during the 12th September Nintendo Direct, the new game is coming to Switch 2 in 2026 and is being developed by Koei ...

Mojang recently announced a brand new block called the shelf for Minecraft. It was introduced in the latest Bedrock Edition beta and preview version 1.21.110.20. It is part of the upcoming drop ...

Although Mojang keeps updating Minecraft Bedrock and Java Editions, new bugs and glitches keep popping up. Currently, Bedrock Edition is experiencing a bizarre glitch through which you can duplicate ...

Launch into space — Minecraft style! 🚀😱 In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to build a working rocket that actually moves using slime blocks, observers, and pistons. Add fire effects and countdown ...

This isn’t a trick — it’s redstone magic! 😱 In this Minecraft tutorial, I’ll show you how to build a block swapper that lets you switch blocks with the press of a button. Use it to hide entrances, ...

If you loved “chicken jockey” or enjoyed yelling “I am Steve” while watching “A Minecraft Movie,” then get ready because Warner Bros. Pictures is inviting fans to experience the blockbuster in a new ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If you loved “chicken jockey” or enjoyed yelling “I am Steve” while watching “A Minecraft Movie,” then get ready because Warner ...

The studio has announced special showings that encourage talking and singing along with the film, which is already known for inspiring in-theater hijinks. By James Hibberd Writer-at-Large Warner Bros.