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Pokémon Enters the Life Sim Genre with “Pokopia” and Expands Legends: Z-A with Mega Evolution DLC at Nintendo Direct

Sam Greenwood

Nintendo’s latest Direct unveiled “Pokémon Pokopia,” the franchise’s first life simulation game where players build a Pokémon paradise, featuring Ditto as a human-like protagonist. Additionally, the “Mega Dimension” DLC for “Pokémon Legends: Z-A” was announced, introducing new Mega Evolutions including Mega Raichu X and Y, though some found the DLC announcement’s timing ahead of the main game’s launch peculiar. Continue reading Pokémon Enters the Life Sim Genre with “Pokopia” and Expands Legends: Z-A with Mega Evolution DLC at Nintendo Direct

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Pokémon Presents Unveils Legends Z-A, New Games, and Aardman Series

Sam Greenwood

The recent Pokémon Presents event delivered a slew of major announcements, highlighted by a deep dive into the upcoming *Pokémon Legends: Z-A*, new titles like *Pokémon Champions* and *Pokémon Friends*, and a surprising new stop-motion animated series with Aardman Animation. Discover all the key reveals, from new Mega Evolutions to a Kanto-themed amusement park. Continue reading Pokémon Presents Unveils Legends Z-A, New Games, and Aardman Series

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Moon Landers, Quantum Computing, and the End of Skype: Weekly Tech Roundup

Sam Greenwood

It’s been another busy week in the tech world, from lunar landers making their way to the moon to quantum computing breakthroughs, the end of an era for a video calling pioneer, and Amazon’s latest move to compete with ultra-cheap e-commerce giants. Let’s dive into the biggest stories. Lunar Landers Galore: The Artemis Era is Here The race to the moon is intensifying as the Artemis era takes shape, with a surge of activity from private companies. Astroscale is making strides in satellite servicing and space junk removal, highlighted by their ADRAS-J mission’s successful rendezvous with a derelict rocket stage … Continue reading Moon Landers, Quantum Computing, and the End of Skype: Weekly Tech Roundup