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Wondering how to get Bricks in Pokémon Pokopia? Bricks are one of the many resources in Pokémon Pokopia that you’ll need a special Pokémon to help you with.In this guide, we’ll explain which Pokémon can help you, and some tips on how to find the ingredient you’ll need to make Bricks.If you’re looking up how to get Bricks, you’ve probably just landed in Bleak Beach, and you need them to repair the Meowth habitat.To get Bricks in Pokémon Pokopia, you need to give Squishy Clay to Torchic, or any Pokémon with the Burn speciality.You can check a Pokémon’s speciality by…
The Pokemon Pokopia Bulldoze Specialty is one of many available in the game. This particular specialty is all about – as the name suggests – demolishing or relocating buildings when using the appropriate kits bought from the Pokemon Center computers.It’s also the skill you need access to early in the game when trying to restore the Withered Wasteland Pokemon Center, which guides you towards trying to find Onix in Pokopia.There are, of course, other Bulldoze Specialty Pokemon available in Pokemon Pokopia beyond just Onix, which can all be unlocked via habitat creation. You may like All Pokopia Bulldoze Specialty Pokemon…
Wondering where you can get Concrete in Pokémon Pokopia? You’re not alone.Concrete is one of the final building materials that you’ll get access to in Pokémon Pokopia. It’s needed for a few Important Requests in the Sparkling Skylands, including the one to rebuild Celadon Tower.While Pokémon Pokopia does tell you where to get the resource, if you missed the instructions, it can be a bit confusing, especially in the context of the other resources in the game. However, we’ve got you covered in this guide.So read on to find out how to get Concrete in Pokémon Pokopia.How to get Concrete…
Marvel Rivals publisher reportedly cuts funding for Yakuza co-creator's new studio just three months after revealing its first game
The new studio led by Yakuza and Like A Dragon co-creator Toshihiro Nagoshi is reportedly facing closure after publisher NetEase cut its investment in the fresh-faced developer.Instrumental in the creation of the Yakuza series and a Sega veteran of three decades, the famed developer opened Nagoshi Studio back in 2021 in partnership with publisher NetEase, the entertainment conglomerate behind several big hitters, including Marvel Rivals and Naraka Bladepoint.Nagoshi Studio announced its very Yakuza-ish debut game only three months ago, an action brawler called Gang of Dragon, at The Game Awards 2025. But according to a new report from Bloomberg, NetEase…
After listening to your complaints, Bungie is making it just a tad less annoying to buy cosmetics in Marathon
Upon Marathon’s launch earlier this week, Bungie revealed a pair of in-game currencies that you have to use to unlock various bits. One is called SILK, which you can earn through play and is used to unlock rewards in rewards passes. The other is LUX, a premium currency you have to spend real, cold, hard cash on to get, though its sole purpose is for cosmetics. However, much like all in-game currencies that cost real-world money, the amount you can buy and the amount it costs to buy cosmetics didn’t line up, leading to a good bit of pushback…
Putting FromSoftware challenge sickos to shame, one fan smashes Final Fantasy 9's infamous skip rope challenge entirely blindfolded
One Final Fantasy fan has taken on arguably the series’ most gruelling and annoying challenge ever, and channelled FromSoftware sickos to make it infinitely harder, for reasons that escape me.YouTuber Played To Completion is no rookie when it comes to Final Fantasy 9’s skip rope mini-game. Very early on in the adventure, you can join a children’s skip rope game as Vivi, and earn achievements for skipping 100 times and 1,000 times without tripping.Played To Completion had already made it to 1,000 uninterrupted jump rope skips – a feat that alludes most Final Fantasy fans and would be impossible for…
Menace's first roadmap, while light on details and dates, is here to give you an idea of what's on the way
Menace, the latest very XCOM-ish game from Battle Brothers developer Overhype Studios, has been out in early access for about a month now, and with that the arrival of a roadmap has appeared to grace us with very sparse details regarding what you can expect in the game’s numerous updates to come. For starters, there’s the continuous changes and additions that will come throughout early access such as new weapons, items and enemy variants, bug fixes and balance adjustments, new operations and missions, alongside UI and AI improvements. When it comes to major updates, there’ll be three lots of…
Since the introduction of the Online Safety Act in the UK, internet users have had to upload their ID if they want to access “adult content”. While this was introduced in the name of protecting children, the vague definition of “adult content” means that genuinely useful and educational resources about health and sexuality may become inaccessible, and people who are over the age of 18 rightly feel that having to upload their ID to continue to use the internet as they always did is an invasion of their privacy. So far, VPNs have offered a workaround for anybody who is…
Dark Souls and Elden Ring studio FromSoftware was "worried" how its OG RPG King's Field would be received, but the studio wasn't going to be "constrained by existing games"
When Dark Souls exploded in popularity well over a decade ago, it felt like a bolt from the blue, as if FromSoftware suddenly, single-handedly demonstrated that many players wanted challenging, often obtuse games that demanded time and attention to truly master – a fact that Elden Ring would embrace to even greater heights. Of course, the truth is a fair bit more complicated than that, not least because FromSoftware was already burning the RPG rulebook back in the ’90s with King’s Field.Shinichiro Nishida is a longtime FromSoftware developer who is still working at the studio to this day. He spoke…
NetEase has reportedly pulled funding from Yakuza creator Toshihiro Nagoshi's studio and next game Gang of Dragon
It’s looking pretty likely that Gang of Dragon, the debut game from Yakuza/Like a Dragon creator Toshihiro Nagoshi’s studio, won’t be coming out at all. According to a report from Bloomberg, Nagoshi Studio employees were told by NetEase Inc. Friday, March 6th, that it would be pulling funding for the game from this coming May. This is just the latest of cuts the tech giant has made in recent years, such as pulling funding from the Mass Effect talent-led Worlds Untold in 2024, broader job cuts in 2025, and the complete shuttering of a studio founded by Fallout…